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24.01.2022 Nothing like thinking by hand to understand the shape and form of the topography of a site. #landscapearchitecture #landform #landengineering

23.01.2022 An instant hit from day one, Fern Tree Park has been overwhelmed with children and parents who wanted to explore the native bushland, challenge themselves in a safe space and picnic and relax in an inspiring setting

22.01.2022 Meet the inspiring place team. A group of skilled, talented and inspired people. Keep an eye out over the next few weeks as we introduce each member of the team.

20.01.2022 John is a strong Richmond Tigers supporter - yellow and black to the core. He loves outdoors activities and can be found out rowing, sea kayaking, surfing, bushwalking, bike riding and working the large vegetable garden. As a Director, he is driven by a passion for environmental sustainability, building processes for meaningful engagement, delivering quality experiences and respecting the views of the community.

18.01.2022 Our friend and collaborator, Lynda Warner was inducted into the AGDA (Australian Graphic Design Association) Hall of Fame this week. So happy for her for this well deserved honour. Lynda has been a tremendous contributor to the design and arts professions across Tasmania for so many years. 20 years ago she created our logo and has helped us with so many projects and installations since. You would be well placed to have a look at her website to see the breadth of her contr...ibution. Burnie Entry Marker project for the City of Burnie. Photographer: Jonathan Wherritt. IP in collaboration with Lynda Warner and David Travalia. #lyndawarner #agda #agdahalloffame #graphicdesign #artintasmania #cityofburnie

17.01.2022 AILA TAS Australian Institute of Landscape Architects President, Jerry de Gryse talking about the importance of embracing a green economy for Tasmania "A green ...economy is an alternative model to a growth and consumption model. In a green economy, the aim is to achieve sustainable development without degrading the environment." #landscapearchitects #greeninfrastructure https://www.cairnspost.com.au//d0ba14bf6be73c0d01ad4dcc42b

15.01.2022 #ThrowbackFriday - Remembering our wonderful experience on Cape Barren Island working with Maggie Fooke, Community Artist, Paul Rigby, Horticulturalist and the members of the Islands Aboriginal community. Winner 2004 AILA Tasmania Award for Design and 2004 AILA Partnership Award for Innovative Landscape Details. #capebarrenisland #aila_national #aila_tasmania #landscapearchitecture @ Cape Barren Island, Tasmania, Australia

13.01.2022 Wishing you all a safe and merry festive season. See you in 2020!

12.01.2022 Top Landscape Architecture recognised in Tasmania - https://mailchi.mp//top-landscape-architecture-recognised-

10.01.2022 This is Jerry. He started mowing lawns at 8 and has been a Landscape Architect for +40 years. He thrives on linking nature, culture and community to create inspiring places, combining his expertise in Landscape Architecture with a passion for sustainable, vibrant and civic-minded landscapes.

06.01.2022 Welcome to Throwback Friday - Were reviewing some of our work from the past 30 years! Heres a recent image of a landscape design for the Commerce building at the @universityoftasmania completed in 1991. Architecture by Mike Viney