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2017 International Festival of Landscape Architecture, Overseas Passenger Terminal, Sydney
It's always a pleasure to share our Small Creek journey.
Last week, Amalie delivered a keynote presentation at the Stormwater Queensland conference, and then spoke at the International Festival of Landscape Architecture in Sydney.
Thanks to AILA at SWQ for inviting me!
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L-R: Alan Hoban (Bligh Tanner), Christina Gnezdiloff (Landscapology), Ben Walker (Ipswich City Council), Amalie Wright, Claudia Bergs (both Landscapology), Stephanie Brown (Bligh Tanner).
Image: ShadowLight Studio, courtesy AILA Queensland.
We were thrilled and honoured to receive the Award of Excellence in Land Management at the recent Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Queensland Awards, for our project Big Plans for Small Creek.
Read moreI was recently in Townsville for Evoke, the regional architecture conference.
My duties - if you could call something so enjoyable a duty - included hosting a session featuring Australian artist Robyn Backen, and landscape architects Matthew Flynn and Ana Maria Pinto from Costa Rican practice, VIDA.
My grandparents used to live in Townsville so it was a place I visited often as a kid. It's been a long time since I've been back, though, so here are a few thoughts from a whirlwind trip.
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Thanks go to my old mate Rob for bringing this to my attention.
Throughout May, Londoners can participate in Cityread, a citywide celebration of literature.
Everyone is invited to read the same book and then join together at the many events hosted throughout the city.
I love the idea of everyone in a city reading a book based in their city all at once!
Check out the Cityread London website here.
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The Broadwater, Gold Coast
It's time again for Connect to Your Creek Week, Healthy Waterways' annual invitation for those of us in South-East Queensland to discover, explore and fall in love again with our local creeks, rivers, bays and beaches.
This year CTYCW runs from April 9 - 17, and you can dip your toe into a raft of different activities.
Too much? Sorry.
Anyhoo, if you've always wanted to learn how to make a floating wetland, spot a platypus, or more, go here to find out what's on offer near you.
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