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Interview with Edward Hutchison landscape architect, artist, draughtsman, author and watercolour painter

Interview with Edward Hutchison landscape architect, artist, draughtsman, author and watercolour painter

FromCITY as LANDSCAPE architecture


Interview with Edward Hutchison landscape architect, artist, draughtsman, author and watercolour painter

FromCITY as LANDSCAPE architecture

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Length:
68 minutes
Released:
Oct 23, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

There is a very fully illustrated version of this podcast on YouTube.
Edward Hutchison is a London artist, landscape architect, architect and author of a very popular book on Landscape Drawing (published by Thames and Hudson). In this podcast he talks to Tom Turner about his work and about how he sees the relationship between art, painting and landscape architecture. He sees drawing and painting as analytical tools which help the landscape architecture understand the nature of the world and the place which will be designed. Edward also paints what happens below the ground and above the ground - the world of soil and the world of birdsong (which will be the theme of his next exhibition, in London in 2022). The podcast features a project he did, in Nimes, France, with Norman Foster (for whom he worked at one time).
Released:
Oct 23, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (24)

Tom Turner is the author of books, eBooks, blogs and videos on urban design, garden design and landscape design - including a book on City as Landscape. He publishes selections from books and other material as podcasts. They deal with the history, theory, position and prospects for what Geoffrey Jellicoe called 'the most comprehensive of the arts': landscape architecture.