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Greenwich students in final 16 of International Landscape School’s Prize
University of Greenwich design projects have been selected for the International Landscape School’s Prize. Projects that made the final 16 will be exhibited next week at the International Landscape Architecture Biennial 2018 in Barcelona. Nominated student projects include: The Curated Celebration of Angerstien’s Aggregate Wharf by JJ Watters Contested Boundaries and the Appropriation of Space by Cesare Cardia
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Landscape Citizenships: A Symposium
The Landscape Citizenships symposium seeks to examine landscape citizenships through the lens of landscape justice and landscape democracy, bringing together international speakers in the diverse fields of politics, anthropology, sociology, geography and design among others. The symposium is being organized by Tim Waterman, Ed Wall and Jane Wolff. It is supported by the University of
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The New School of Design at Greenwich
The University of Greenwich has opened a new School of Design. Based in the award-winning Stockwell Street building in Greenwich the school will be home to a portfolio of world-class design programmes, including BA (Hons) Landscape Architecture, MA Landscape Architecture, MLA Landscape Architecture and MSc Architecture, Landscape and Urbanism. The new school structure will create an innovative
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Greenwich Landscape Architecture students work published internationally… again!
Staff and students from Greenwich have been invited to contribute projects for Nadia Amoroso’s coming publication, Representing Landscapes: Analogue (2018). Nadia has written extensively about approaches to representing landscapes and she approached the Landscape Architecture Department at Greenwich which has a reputation in award-winning student work. Thanks to the students, Liz Stark, Mais Kalthoum and Cesare
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Design your city? Transform your environment? Apply to study Landscape Architecture at Greenwich
Are you interested in improving places, designing cities and protecting the environment?Become a Landscape Architect through the Landscape Institute (LI) accredited BA and Masters programmes at the University of Greenwich. On the programmes, leading London academics and practitioners teach design, planning, horticulture, ecology, sustainability, construction, history and theory for students interested in becoming qualified Landscape Architects. The comprehensive programmes are
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Best year ever?
Thank you to all the students, families, graduates, practices and lecturers that joined us on Wednesday for the opening of the exhibition. To get a brief glimpse of some of the projects see here. Thank you also for your generous support and responses to the student work: Dan Cook, the CEO of the Landscape Institute
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Harry Bix presents…
Harry Bix, artist, landscape architect and lecturer, will be performing a project developed over the last year with CGP London and the Millwall Community Trust. Do join us on Saturday! SUMMARYNJDKJDS.PDF // 16 JUNE 2018 // 6PM CGP LONDON // THE GALLERY Harry Bix and the East Anglia Records House Band perform a reading of his
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You are invited to the opening of the University of Greenwich Architecture and Landscape Exhibition 2018
You are invited to the opening of the University of Greenwich Architecture and Landscape Exhibition 2018 on Wednesday 13 June [6:00pm – 9:00pm, 1st Floor Studios, 10 Stockwell Street, London SE10 9BD]. If you are able to join, please also come to the Practice Private-View on the afternoon [5:00 – 6:00pm] of Wednesday 13 June to meet the graduating students. The
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Learning from Landscape Architecture Drawings
On Wednesday, the University of Greenwich is hosting the FOLAR (Friends of the Landscape Library and Archive at Reading) annual lecture and meeting. Five ways to interrogate, be inspired and learn from the Landscape Architecture Drawings at the Museum of English Rural Life (MERL) On: Wednesday 23 May 2018, 5-8pm At: University of Greenwich, Department of Architecture & Landscape, 10 Stockwell
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New Plant Technologies course
From September a new course, Plant Technologies, will be taught at the University of Greenwich. The course, a key component of the Master of Landscape Architecture, has been designed and will be taught by Duncan Goodwin. The course will explore the roles played by plants as key elements within the structural design of productive (provisioning,
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