Journal Archive
August 2006 Issue
The August edition of Landscape looks at the north east of England a remarkable region steeped in history with a landscape diversity that's hard to find elsewhere. Stretching from York to Scotland and halfway across the country, the north east plays host to some of the UK's most valued countryside as well as many of its most deprived and isolated settlements. Should you wish to request a back issue please contact David Burton on 020 7299 4514. These are subject to availability. An online archive of our publications will become available over the coming months.
Daisies make me smile
How do children see the world? Peter Owens describes a photo competition that aimed to answer that question Play
Creating stimulating, inclusive play schemes poses many challenges for designers and play equipment manufacturers alike. Ben Stevens talks to people on both sides of the debate The Newcastle Connection
When Anthony Walker and Partners designed a green route to link Newcastle city centre with the new riverside development
15 years ago, little could they have imagined the importance that the park would assume in the intervening time. Joe Gardiner talks to Anthony Walker and Stephen Laws about a scheme that anticipated its changing context. Photographs Toby Amies
