As a child Mark Brown liked being outside playing sport and building things: construction was in his family’s blood. At school he loved technical drawing and art design subjects. And that’s how he arrived at landscape architecture.
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The Asia Pacific Region of IFLA (International Federation of Landscape Architects) is calling for co-operation within the landscape architecture profession to help rebuild post-Covid-19.
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Keep New Zealand Beautiful has announced the finalists for this year’s Beautiful Awards.
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Interventions that attract attention and reveal what might live there are connecting people to place at Hobsonville Point—a medium-density suburb designed with the infrastructure necessary to generate a socially successful and sustainable community.
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Multidisciplinary studio Isthmus has picked up two awards in an international experiential design competition.
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TROP are the leading landscape architects for the Ribbon Dance Park project in China, “a transitional public park that slowly draws visitors into a fully immersive landscape experience.”
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Te Ara Awataha is a 1.5km green corridor located in the heart of the new Northcote town centre and housing redevelopment.
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Landscape architect Cam Perkins is the founder of a new business called Urban Pirates - a “change agency, navigating rapid urban transformation”.
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Located in Wuhan, the capital city of Hubei province, Gemdale Parkway is a commercial mixed-use project designed by Stephen Buckle and his Australian team from Aspect Studios in Shanghai.
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New tools being developed to help boost Aotearoa’s Predator Free 2050 effort have been unveiled by Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage and Under Secretary for Regional Economic Development Fletcher Tabuteau.
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Ingenhoven architects have recently completed Europe’s largest green facade, finishing the construction of their winning competition design to create the commercial and office building in Düsseldorf’s Hofgarten district.
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The New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Tuia Pito Ora has welcomed the long anticipated review of the Resource Management Act, saying the focus on positive outcomes rather than the minimisation or avoidance of adverse effects is a positive step for urban environments.
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Breakwater Park delivers on a promise for a magically immersive encounter with Lake Ontario.
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Jasmax is thrilled with the news that the Government is investing $35 million to significantly extend the Te Whau coastal pathway in west Auckland.
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Winding along the coast north of Broome, the 80-kilometre-long Lurujarri Dreaming Trail trail fosters a deep connection to Country through knowledge exchange and shared experience.
This visionary tactical master plan is an initiative by Isthmus to provide a framework for innovative change. It supports the work of many different groups advocating for a more people friendly Wellington.
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Gary Marshall is a landscape architect at Resilio Studio in Auckland. He’s also a part-time educator at Auckland Permaculture Workshop and an occasional gardener, currently looking for a new patch of soil to apply his skills.
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Kamo Marsh landscape architect Tim Scott takes more than a parental interest in Rāwhiti School in Christchurch. He has worked as part of a team developing the school’s outdoor areas where both his children go
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A strip of typhoon damaged coastline in East Dike, Shenzhen has been restored and reopened as a demonstration zone.
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In a new, occasional series, we are looking at projects before, during and after construction. For our first, we spoke to LandLAB’s Henry Crothers and Sam Gould about “The Lookout” - which is part of a suite of projects which make up the Auckland Viaduct Harbour Masterplan.
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