Landscape Architecture Australia

Catherin Bull AM is a retired academic and practitioner. She advises government nationally on open space, urban design and development, and chairs South Bank Corporation, Brisbane. Cassandra Chilton is studio principal at Rush Wright Associates and a

EMILY WONG KATELIN BUTLER JOSH HARRIS, NICCI DODANWELA GEORGIA BIRKS, CASSIE HANSEN LEANNE HODYL, CLAIRE MARTIN, DAN YOUNG, HOWARD TANNER, CATHERIN BULL, RHYS WILLIAMS, VANESSA MARGETTS, TIM FITZGERALD PRODUCTION SIMONE WALL GRAPHIC DESIGN GORAN RUPE

With international borders closed for over a year, domestic tourism in our regional areas has increased significantly. Government initiatives have been directed toward boosting the regional economy through tourism and our iconic Australian landscapes

“The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) leads a dynamic and respected profession: creating great places to support healthy communities and a sustainable planet.” – AILA Vision and Mission, 2021 I have been invited to write this editi

Street + Garden Studio is made up of an award-winning team of industrial designers who specialise in furniture design for public spaces. We work in close collaboration with architects and designers of all disciplines to develop design solutions that

At its start, the editors and authors of the The Big Asian Book of Landscape Architecture, Heike Rahmann from RMIT University and Jillian Walliss from The University of Melbourne, reiterate the collective view of those involved in the book’s producti

New Zealand’s Landscape Foundation has produced a deeply rigorous and challenging book with an overtly optimistic and generative tone, which deserves to be read widely by landscape architects. It provides a rich documentation of the landscape and cul

Kerb issue 28, titled Decentre, addresses the seismic disturbances of 2020, a year of catastrophic bushfires, an ongoing global pandemic and increasing awareness of systematic inequalities across race, gender and class. This is all underpinned by the

Landscape architects visiting MUMA’s exhibition Tree Story will need little proselytizing to be on board with the central question posed by the curators: “What can we learn from trees and the importance of Country?” In our shaping of places, trees ar

Extensive work has gone into the planning, management and design of many of Australia’s regional landscapes – the iconic places that have drawn, and continue to draw, visitors from within the country and internationally with their distinctive interco