Category: Landscape Architecture

UGDSB is hosting Clima-Con 2025 at the Guelph Arboretum this November Upper Greater District School Board October 29, 2025 The Community Environmental Leadership Program (CELP) will host 150 Grade 9 students at the University of Guelph Arboretum Center on November 13th for our second Clima-Con! This day is planned by CELP Grade 10 students and… Continue reading UGDSB is hosting Clima-Con 2025 at the Guelph Arboretum this November

All six were members of the Commission of Fine Arts (CFA). “terminated with immediate effect” by the Trump administration, the White House announced yesterday. This came before the CFA was scheduled to review plans for the East Wing Ballroom and the Arc de Triomphe proposals, both pet projects of President Trump. Historically, both the National… Continue reading Trump fires all six members of the Commission of Fine Arts

Tareq Refat Ullah Khan, Managing Director and CEO, BRAC Bank PLC. The real estate market in Bangladesh is undergoing significant change: urbanization, a growing middle class and evolving financial landscape are changing demand. BRAC Bank's comprehensive range of home loan solutions is designed to meet diverse customer needs, from buying to building to renovating homes.… Continue reading Real estate financing trends digital, sustainable and affordable

Reader poll highlights Calloway's as DFW's favorite garden center destination NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas, Oct 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Calloway's Nursery, the Dallas-Fort Worth-based garden center known for its exceptional plant quality, friendly service and expertise, has been awarded Gold for Best Garden Center in the Dallas Morning News 2025 Best in DFW People's Choice… Continue reading CALLOWAY'S NURSERY WINS GOLD IN DALLAS MORNING NEWS 2025 BEST IN DFW PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARDS

Published on October 27, 2025 Expedia started his Smart travel health check as part of its Unpack '26 report, a new framework that explains responsible destination management in tourism. The project, which is a reaction to the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)'s appeal for improved destination management aims to highlight the locations that make… Continue reading Big Sky, Okinawa and Savoie: Top picks for responsible travel in 2026

Kabul is now considered one of the clearest symbols of Afghanistan's urban development crisis, a crisis that has taken root not only in the city's physical landscape but also in its social, economic and environmental structures. What has brought Kabul to its current state is the confluence of several factors: the mass return of refugees,… Continue reading The urban development crisis and the collapse of the planning system in Afghanistan

Why is heritage, and particularly African heritage, such an important aspect of creating art? Because legacy is not nostalgia; It is a living archive. African heritage in particular has been misrepresented or reduced for centuries. By weaving it into contemporary, even futuristic, frameworks, I not only reference it but expand upon it, demonstrating its sophistication,… Continue reading Loza Maléombhos Portals of Heritage – PhotoBook Magazine

The City of Boerne Planning Department held a neighborhood discussion on August 19, 2025 regarding a proposed drive-thru and special use permit for Scooter's Coffee for a location at 31500 IH-10 adjacent to the existing Bill Miller's restaurant. Joanne Marie Andrade, planner with the City of Boerne, opened the meeting by explaining that the special… Continue reading Boerne Neighborhood Meeting Reviews Scooter's Coffee Drive-through Special Use Permit for 31500 IH-10

By Hetty Startup This is the second installment of View on Views, a series of 10 columns about landscaping in Amherst. Read the first part here. This time I want to highlight trees as a key design element and the work of the city's Public Shade Tree Committee, which is helping to create a greener,… Continue reading View on Views: The work of our Shade Tree Committee – Making Amherst greener, cooler and more beautiful.