Michael White moved to Darwin as a landscape architect with CLOUSTON Associates on a two-year plan. Nine years later, he tells StreetChat about life and practice in the Northern Territory. What are some challenges when bringing projects to life in the

In February 2014 a mysterious user appeared on Twitter under the pseudonym Landscape Pisstake (@landscapePtake), with an aerial shot of Melbourne’s Werribee sewage Treatment Plant as a profile photo. Three years later, and despite the temptation of the time they won

Craig Czarny, a Director of Hansen Partnership, has worked for almost 30 years across major public projects, including urban improvement and regeneration initiatives in Australia and overseas. As an Urban Designer and Landscape Architect based in Melbourne, he promotes a

StreetChat interviews new AILA National President Linda Corkery. Linda is a highly respected landscape architect with a trifecta portfolio of responsibility: AILA National President, Associate Professor at UNSW and Director of Corkery Consulting. We chat about AILA, the future of cities

Kim Ellis is Executive Director of Sydney’s Botanic Gardens and Centennial Parklands, overseeing a network of seven parks from harbourside to mountaintop. He was Director and CEO of the Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust before the parks joined forces in

Richard Weller is the Martin and Margy Meyerson Chair of Urbanism and Professor and Chair of Landscape Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania. He is also Adjunct Professor at the University of Western Australia, former Director of the Australian Urban

As Infrastructure Planner for the City of Hobart, Sarah Bendeich is a landscape architect helping to shape the city’s future. She shares her work with StreetChat. The story behind this photo? I’m sitting on a precast concrete bench which was part of a

Selfie competition winners, the Merri Stationeers, are grassroots activists in creating better community public space. They won three yellow Sun Lounges for their entry, “Surfin chicks,” at This Public Life Festival of Landscape Architecture in Melbourne last year. In the lead

President of AILA in Western Australia, and Coordinator of the Recreation and Landscape Unit with the WA Department of Parks and Wildlife, Nathan Greenhill shares his work with StreetChat. Please, tell us about yourself. What drew you to landscape architecture? Being a

Vivid light curator and international event designer Anthony Bastic activates public spaces, often after dark, with light projections and art installations for massive audiences. About to bathe Sydney in colour with Vivid, StreetChat asks how the places landscape architects design inform his work.