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Activities Archive - Past Events
Find out about our past events and see participants feedback.
For forthcoming events see our What's Happening section.
10 July 2012 9.00am - 7.00pm
Charcon Commercial Landscaping - day trip to quarry and production facility
A great opportunity to find out more about the quarrying and cutting of natural stone
26 June 2012 6.30-8.30pm
Olympic Legacy Learning event - Landscape Institute NE
Find out more about the design of the Olympic park from practice LDA Design.
12 April 2012 6.00-8.00pm
BIM- what is it and what does it mean for landscape architects?
It seems that BIM (Building Information Modelling) is rarely out of the headlines at the moment, at least where the construction industry press is concerned. But what does it all mean for landscape architecture?
21 March 2012 6.00-8.00pm
Nigel Dunnett - Wild in Newcastle
Nigel is Professor of Planting Design and Vegetation Technology, and Director of The Green Roof Centre at the University of Sheffield. He is well known for his research and design activities on green roofs, rain gardens, pictorial meadows, and naturalistic planting design.
16 February 2012 6.00 -8.00pm
How to turn towards a new landscape architecture? Landscape Architecture as skillful, accurate, and magnificent interplay of assembled vegetation under light?.Landscape not as moral crusade (nature perverted) but, once again, an aesthetic experiment (nature perfected). Landscape architecture as the ultimate public realm of the senses?
26 January 2012 6.00 - 8.00pm
Embracing Not Airbrushing: Designing for an Ageing Population
How can and built environment professionals such as landscape architects through awareness, engagement and knowledge enhance the health and wellbeing of older people in the designs they create?