Landscaping
Kent’s new Garden City looks to Dubai for landscaping inspiration
'A series of man-made islands like the iconic Palm in Dubai' have been proposed for Ebbsfleet Garden City
Ten diary dates in September for London design professionals
It's the biggest month of the year for design folk in London; PrimeResi picks ten key events for the interiors, architecture and landscaping industry
#Repton200: Humphry Repton, landscape gardener – and architect?
Although principally known as a landscape gardener, Humphry Repton was clearly a man who understood that an estate was a composition of many parts, writes Matthew Beckett...
Book Now: ‘All Around is Fairy Ground’ – Repton and the Regency Garden
Georgian Group lecture will trace the great landscape architect's designs from their Picturesque beginnings to the progressive Gardenesque style
Which are the best parks in PCL?
34 parks and green spaces have been awarded Green Flag status across RBKC and Westminster this year
Feng Shui-friendly Canary Wharf scheme proves a hit with Chinese buyers
EcoWorld Ballymore invited a respected Feng Shui master to analyse the energy of its new Wardian project
‘Japanese knotweed is no more of a threat to buildings than other plants’, claim academics
'Our study found no support for the commonly suggested ideas that Japanese knotweed routinely damages buildings ...
Urban ‘forests’ can store almost as much carbon as tropical rainforests
UCL's Dr Mathias Disney explores the importance of London's trees in improving air quality and the environment
Global design competition launched for Grosvenor Square revamp
Grosvenor issues international call for ideas to re-imagine grand but "unwelcoming" Mayfair square...
We’ve found the best way to control Japanese knotweed, declare academics
Killing the notorious weed 'is almost impossible' - but it can be controlled, say researchers after a comprehensive five-year study
In Pictures: ‘Ireland’s most luxurious development’ launches international sales
A penthouse in Dublin's 215-apartment Lansdowne Place scheme sold off-plan for €6.5m, breaking Irish price records
Interview: Ekkist’s Olga Turner on building for wellness & the growth of biophilic design
"Architecture for well-being is not just a trend but the result of scientific findings: it cannot and should not be ignored"