Make Space for Girls addresses gender imbalance in park design, highlighting how teenage girls are often overlooked.

For over 20 years, volunteers known as ‘Mudcrabs’, have been working steadily to remediate the abuse inflicted on the Cooks River, in Sydney’s inner west.

English Heritage has derived a simple, yet novel way to help reduce loneliness amongst new parents. 

Recent Dutch study finds cities are not just physical landscapes, but perceived environments shaped by social context.

Wallpaper Magazine have published a pictorial guide on the work of the Dutch ‘wild meadow master’.

From Viking-age earthworks to contemporary eco-retreats, Iceland’s turf houses reveal how architecture shaped by landscape may yet point the way forward. 

The largest elevated park in South Sukhumvit, Bangkok was designed by Snohetta and purpose built for festivals, sports and culture.

2025 was another inspiring year for public space design, with a strong focus on urban density and recognising the value of outdoor space for health and wellbeing.

Charity Maggie’s in the UK has for three decades provided patients an alternative to windowless, sterile oncology facilities.