This article was first published in 2007 and has been updated 2018. Future gardens will be an integral part of
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This was first published in 2009 and is referred to in Wikipedia. Curves are an integral element of design
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A problem, or an opportunity for a new landscape paradigm? I was recently working on a tree project in Abu
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I’m pleased to have launched a new website and blog dedicated to this aspect of my work. Over time the
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On my most recent trip to Dubai, I enjoyed walking through some of the new landscapes that emerge as projects are completed. The UAE,
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The way in which we design, create, maintain and use urban landscapes is likely to change radically in the next
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This article first appeared in Pro Landscaper Gulf – a .PDF copy can be seen here on page 12. It is
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This review first appeared in Thinking Gardens in February 2016. This book represents a new wave of thinking about “natural”
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In my previous post I talked about a regenerative planting methodology for urban landscapes, in which I suggested you would
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Almost all urban landscapes are contrived and designed, due to their artificial nature and short timescales of development and use.
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