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Professor James Hitchmough on designing for maintenance
A Q&A with horticultural expert and official ‘meadow-man’ of the 2012 Olympic Park, Professor James Hitchmough from the University of Sheffield… Read more
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LI appoints first academic fellow
Professor Eckart Lange, head of Landscape at the University of Sheffield, has become the Landscape Institute's first academic fellow… Read more
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Obituary: William Gillespie
William “Bill” Gillespie, founding partner of Gillespies and former President of the LI, sadly passed away on 3 May 2011… Read more
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Obituary: Mark Waller
Mark Waller, the landscape architect best known for his work with Centre Parcs, died in December last year following a period of illness. Here, he is remembered… Read more
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Broadway Malyan announces new director of public realm
Award-winning international practice Broadway Malyan has announced the appointment of Philip Heaton as Director of Public Realm... Read more
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Multi-functional landscapes: a vision of 2050
The passion and commitment of individuals will create radical changes in the natural environment by 2050, said Merrick Denton-Thompson CMLI in a speech to the Natural Connections Conference in London in February... Read more
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Planners – the new enemy within?
Ian Phillips MRTPI, CMLI, says David Cameron's comments last weekend that paint planning officials as the "enemies of enterprise" is intemperate language for a PM... Read more
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Industry pays tribute to Alan Barber
Tributes have been paid to parks campaigner Alan Barber, who died of cancer last month... Read more
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