Landscape Architecture Australia, August 2013
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Connecting People and Place This issue of Landscape Architecture Australia explores the role and approach of landscape architects when engaging with the public and communities …
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The Warburton Studio: An education perspective
Jeremy Macmath and Ben Proudfoot interviewed about their landscape approach.
Connecting People to Place
Exploring the role and approach of landscape architects engaging with communities.
Games Night
A fun-filled urban tactic brings Brisbanites back into King George Square.
Diepsloot slum upgrade by Global Studio
Landscape Architecture Australia talks to Mark Tyrrell about a Global Studio project in Johannesburg.
Event tactics in landscape architecture
How small interactions in the landscape are generating urban change.
“Liyan in the cultural and natural estate”
The Yawuru native title determination in and around Broome WA, offers opportunities for the local community.
Ecology of wellbeing
An eco-political approach to landscape architecture education at the University of Western Australia.
Narratives of place: New York’s Highline and Central Park
Four landscape architecture students explore two iconic New York parks.
Going Glocal: A new era for public parks
Blaxland Riverside Park embodies the growing engagement between community and designers.
Design dialogue: The oldest way
Landscape ecologist David Deeley urges a listening to the ancient Indigenous wisdom of land and people.
The Pallet Pavilion
A temporary venue for public events in Christchurch by the charitable trust, Gap Filler.
Bingara’s living classroom
John Mongard Landscape Architects and the NSW Bingara community strategize to future-proof the town.
Everything Except Walk
Pollen Studio’s coloured rope work ushers in the 2014 True North Reservoir Arts Festival in Melbourne.
Larapinta Trail Campsites
Neeson Murcutt’s semi-permanent shelters along the Red Centre trail to Uluru.
Kibera Public Space Project
Kounkuey Design Initiative in Kibera, Kenya: Transforming a polluted river corridor.
Design as a process of enablement
Lucinda Hartley identifies a number of emerging challenges and looks at how landscape architects can respond.
2013 IFLA World Congress
The 50th International Federation of Landscape Architects World Congress.
The Biggest Estate on Earth
Claire Martin reviews Bill Gammage’s ambitious book on how Aborigines made Australia.