Julia Watson, Australian born and now living and working in New York, has shifted her landscape architecture practice to conserving global indigenous and traditional communities, their culture and environments. What drew you to landscape architecture? I was a kid of

The Chief Executive of the National Capital Authority, Malcolm Snow, talks career beginnings and projects past and present with StreetChat. What drew you to a career in urban planning and landscape architecture? My journey started in high school where I started

Daniel Bennett, AILA’s new National President and City Design and Transport Strategy Manager for Adelaide, talks future directions with StreetChat. Why did you pursue a career in landscape architecture? I knew I wanted to be a landscape architect when I

Well travelled: Claire Broun, senior landscape architect with JMD Design in Sydney, takes StreetChat through designing for Copenhagen and Sydney. Tell us about yourself. What drew you to landscape architecture? My father is a fifth generation wheat farmer and my mother

Nathalie Ward, director of Brisbane’s Lat27, shares with StreetChat her love of the craft, working locally and abroad, and creating a new home for the Ekka. Tell us about yourself. Why did you pursue landscape architecture? Four colleagues and I established Lat27 five years

  Street Furniture Australia chats to Damian Schultz, co-director at landscape and urban design firm Taylor Cullity Lethlean (T.C.L.) in Adelaide.  Tell us about your path to becoming a landscape architect. I was very fortunate at the young age of

Street Furniture Australia chats to Blake Farmar-Bowers, landscape architect and Associate at ASPECT Studios in Melbourne. Tell us about yourself. What led you to pursue landscape architecture? In searching through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre guide as a high school

In a new Q&A series with Australia’s pre-eminent designers for the public domain, StreetChat interviews Benjamin Driver of Hill Thalis. Tell us about yourself. What are some of your interests? I’m a Sydney boy, born and bred. I’ve always had

Ari Anderson is the director of Insite Land Solutions. Insite consults to architectural, landscape architectural and heritage practices, municipal authorities, property developers, community organisations and private residential and commercial clients. Anderson is also on the Steering Committee of the Park

Few designers have made such an indelible mark on Sydney’s urban spaces, infrastructure and architecture as Darrel Conybeare and Bill Morrison. Together, these two have produced innovations so pervasive through Sydney that they have become part of the ‘furniture’ –