Harton Quays Park, the £2.3 million waterfront park in South Shields designed by landscape architects Grant Associates for South Tyneside Council, has now opened to the public.
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This year marks the 40th year that Landscape Architecture at Leeds Met has run the ‘Design and Community’ programme, providing more than 150 diverse design challenges for students to date, whilst making a real difference for real clients in local communities. Landscape Architecture and Garden Design students at Leeds Metropolitan University are once again working with communities across Yorkshire to develop design proposals to benefit the public and organisations in the region Continue reading 40th year of ‘Design and Community’ at Leeds Metropolitan University
The use of the word “hof” within an English translation refers to a courtyard, farmyard, halo, quad or even corona. Historically the roots of this word traditionally translated as “temple”, none the less each describes a state of enclosure and sanctuary. McGregor Coxalls proposal for conversion of the Tempelhof Airfield in Berlin, Germany strategically integrates this poetic understanding with the sites existing built form, history, infrastructure and broader urban context. Continue reading Tempelhof Parklands Proposal | Berlin Germany | McGregor Coxall
The study explores the application of edible plants in modern cities, in order to help understand today’s trends shaping the urban environment. Edible Landscaping is referred to as the practice of incorporating food – producing plants in the landscape. Fruit and nut trees, vegetables, herbs, edible flowers and shrubs with berries can be combined to create an attractive design that produces fruits and vegetables for home consumption. It is an approach to food production where exotic ornamentals are replaced with edible or productive plants. Continue reading STUDENT PROJECT | Edible Landscapes | Milkana Mladenova
The typical model of industrial scale power generation in the American west exports the impacts of production to rural landscapes and delivers power to users through transmission lines. Local power generation demands inventive clean sources of energy, visual and environmental sensitivity, and multiple benefits for communities. Continue reading Sacramento Solar Highways | Sacramento USA | Bionic |
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