Having a small garden doesn’t mean you can’t think big, according to garden designer Butter Wakefield. “Anything is possible.

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Considering a changing climate is the basis of design for landscape architect and human ecologist Scott Bishop. Early in 2020 ...

The World Architecture Festival returns to Marina Bay Sands with more than 480 projects vying for top awards. Read more at ...

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For their historic home in the enclave of Clifton in Bristol, UK, an energetic couple wanted an informal, biodiverse, and ...

Mere minutes after setting foot in the sloped backyard of Poonam Sharma and Ali Jeevanjee in Mount Washington, a hillside Los ...

Discover the pivotal role of women in landscape architecture, shaping sustainable public spaces and redefining design through ...

Elevate your front yard by adding a stylish patio for socialising, relaxing, retreating or simply watching the world go by ...

Sixth-generation Long Island IGC Hicks Nurseries underwent a months-long renovation process. In the second piece of this ...

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