Landscape Architecture Australia

INNOVATION, EXPERIMENTATION AND THE FUTURE OF OUR CITIES

ollectively, the articles and projects in our May issue present an optimistic view of what our cities and landscapes could be. We’re very pleased to feature Delprat Phytoremediation Garden (page 22), bathed in the sun’s late-afternoon glow, as our cover project. The garden is being used to

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