16 November 2023
Amber Hine, currently studying for her Masters in Landscape Architecture at the University of Gloucestershire and advocate of biophilic design, has been published in Homes & Gardens magazine. She believes that increasing the planting area in any potential…
Read more10 November 2023
This year’s FOLAR Symposium will be on the subject of the Landscape of Communities. These are seen as amenity landscapes which respond first to the wishes and ways of the local community, whether local residents or workers. Speakers…
Read more8 November 2023
“After just one pre-winter of mulching, I noticed an incredible difference in the structure of my soil. Moving mulch to one side ahead of planting plugs in April I saw a ‘storm’ of microarthropods on the soil surface….
Read more3 November 2023
We’re very serious about developing the careers and professional development of all our employees. By joining our Graduate Training Scheme, your development will be dynamic and engaging. At Pegasus we’ll ensure that you are supported and provided with…
Read more2 November 2023
Position: Landscape Architect – Graduate Programme 2024 – RPS is looking for graduates to join our Landscape Planning Graduate Programme 2024. By joining us, you will be part of a leading global multi-disciplinary consultancy. We specialise in all areas…
Read more27 October 2023
The Ramboll landscape team currently has applications open for a post-graduate/Masters landscape position commencing in September 2024. I would be grateful if you could share this with relevant students. Currently, the deadline for applications is 5 November 2023, so…
Read more18 October 2023
The name Temple Meads derives from the nearby Temple Church, which was gutted by bombing during World War II. The word “meads” is a derivation of “mæd”, an Old English variation of “mædwe”, meadow, referring to the water…
Read more11 October 2023
It wasn’t ideal weather for viewing long distances, but the day was mild and we managed to see a good range of landscapes, townscapes and other local features on this introductory visit to the Forest of Dean. The…
Read more8 October 2023
The sculptor Antony Gormley has refused to replace the felled sycamore on Hadrian’s Wall with a work of art. He agrees with Mark Wallinger that trees and sculptures are very different things and given a choice would always…
Read more3 October 2023
The project site for the AD5604 Sustainable Technology module is within the Barnwood parish of Gloucester, formerly land owned by the Barnwood Trust and now administered by the city council with much management assistance from the local Friends…
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