A new study published in Nature Cities finds that spending time in urban green spaces delivers powerful mental health benefits.
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Trend Watch: New Study Quantifies Mental Health Benefits of Urban Nature
Posted October 2025
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Trend Watch: Reflecting on Downtown Activations Since Covid
Washington D.C.’s National Building Museum exhibition explores US city centres’ reactivation since Covid-19.
Read morePosted October 2025
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Trend Watch: What is Eco-Brutalism?
Olivia Poston explores eco-brutalism, a contemporary reimagining of Brutalism that combines the post-war monumental rawness with integrated greening, for ArchDaily.
Read morePosted September 2025
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Trend Watch: Ecological Restoration in Uralla Supported by LFA
The Landscape Foundation of Australia (LFA) has provided expertise to regenerate this significant natural landscape.
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Trend Watch July 2025
Kew Gardens celebrates 25 years of the Millenium Seedbank in their summer exhibition, ‘Seedscapes’.
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US landscape architects overwhelmingly support a Climate and Biodiversity Commitment, new ASLA survey finds.
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US landscape architects overwhelmingly support a Climate and Biodiversity Commitment, new ASLA survey finds.
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Landscape Foundation of Australia (LFA) announces fund recipients for 2025 Landscape Performance Case Studies.
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Trend Watch March 2025
Innovative accessibility is an opportunity to elevate public space Accessibility in public spaces should be seen as an opportunity for innovation rather than just a compliance requirement, says Shay Erlich, the Founder of Ready for Access in an interview with
Posted March 2025
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Trend Watch February 2025
Sleeping Seeds May Be at Risk as a Result of Climate Change Researchers for the Millennium Seed Bank Partnership coordinated by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK, say climate change may be affecting seed dormancy for many UK tree species
Posted February 2025
