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Landscape architect Julie Bargmann scoops 2021 Oberlander Prize
The 2021 Oberlander Prize has been announced, honouring landscape architecture and Cornelia Hahn Oberlander – and the winner is American landscape architect Julie Bargmann
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Bas Smets on landscaping Notre-Dame, and ‘hacking' a city to fight climate change
Landscape architect Bas Smets talks to us about Notre-Dame, modern gardens, microclimates and more
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The striking, angular lines of this Ballarat home belie a project that’s all about modesty
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Landscape architect James Rose’s legacy explored in show at his midcentury New Jersey home
Green River Project and Object & Thing inspect 20th-century landscape architect James Rose’s legacy in a display of art, furniture and objects, both historic and contemporary
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Drawing circles: Bell Phillips Architects put a park in a Kings Cross gasholder
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Landscape architecture meets industrial reuse at Smith Oaks Sanctuary in Texas
Landscape architecture meets industrial reuse in the SWA Group and Schaum/Shieh's reinvention of Smith Oaks Sanctuary in Texas, US
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Memorial and community centre honour Jewish culture in Poland
Mark Holocaust Memorial Day (27 January) by exploring this recently completed exhibition and education centre by Krakow-based architecture firm NArchitekTURA
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Architectural kiosks complete in London’s Royal Parks
Mizzi Studio's architectural kiosk series within London’s Royal Parks offer coffee, nature-inspired design and all-round public realm enhancement
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Qatar's Oxygen Park is the perfect antidote to the desert heat
A new park in Doha's Education City, especially designed by Aecom and inspired by the desert environment, offers an innovative natural space and a much needed ‘green lung' to the local community
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Philippe Prost’s elliptical memorial pays respect to WWI casualties
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Stairway to Salvador: Metro Arquitetos create a route and destination
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Taylor Cullity Lethlean designs the National Arboretum Canberra
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Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s riverside park on London’s Greenwich Peninsula opens
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Floating red walkway appears in the hills near Bangkok
Thai architect Boonserm Premthada has created an elevated walkway outside Bangkok, named The Walk, as part of the Wonderfruit festival and to raise awareness around nature and the importance of small, everyday planting
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‘The Gathering Place’ is a minimalist gesture on the Scottish landscape
The Gathering Place by artists Sans Façon, architects KHBT, and the City of Inverness brings together architecture, art and the Scottish landscape
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Scenic route: the winners of the 2016 Landscape Institute Awards revealed
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Stockholm’s Mono development leads the way in a new wave of outdoor Scandi living
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Omar Gandhi Architect’s new viewing deck celebrates Canada’s Maritime provinces
Architect Omar Gandhi led the design for Peggy’s Cove Infrastructure Improvement Strategy, including a new, accessible observation deck positioned on a unique vantage point of the glaciated landscape on the iconic Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia
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The Modernist Glade: an urban garden pops up in Milton Keynes
The Modernist Glade, a temporary, architectural public commission by London studio Hayatsu Architects and Danish artist Tue Greenfort, opens to the public
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Miniature parks appear on the streets for London Festival of Architecture
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Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park opens its gates in New York
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Erik Dhont goes wild in ‘unstructured’ Geneva garden
This Geneva garden is a spirited balance of art, architecture and nature, courtesy of Belgian landscape architect Erik Dhont for Karin Handlbauer, founder of Galerie Mezzanin
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Watershed moment: a landscaping project in Fuzhou responds to the site’s topography
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Architect Marcos Acayaba’s seductive 1975 modernist house in São Paulo
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Double vision: a Miami home blurs the boundaries between urban and wild living
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Geometry meets natural beauty at Baier Bischofberger’s Lake Zurich house
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On the rocks: Omar Gandhi designs a new house for the Canadian countryside
