Category: Landscape Architecture

The Kumbakonam train station was inaugurated on February 15, 1877 under the then South India Railway. | Photo loan: B. Velankanni Raj A large conversion project of 99 Crore to completely revise the Kumbakonam station will be ready for implementation in the coming months. The Southern Railway has made a tender to identify an agency… Continue reading Kumbakonam station for renovation

By Shoba Suri With its extensive and diverse agrocological zones, China is one of the 12 global hotspots for agricultural biodiversity. This wealth – embedded in the country's diverse landscapes and cultures – has supported conventionally food and nutritional security for a population of over 1.4 billion inhabitants. However, the rapid modernization, industrial agriculture and… Continue reading From riding breeds to seed banking banks – analysis – Eurasia Review

The landscape architecture studio, originally founded by Paul Haden in 1985 and recently as a C2 collaborative, has announced its expansion to Phoenix, Arizona. This will be the first excursion of C2 collaborative in the southwest. “Our mission remains the same: offering convenient design services by always questioning our creative and technical limits and building… Continue reading C2 Collaborative extends Phoenix, Arizona

As early as January, forest fires in the Los Angeles region distributed themselves in California. The effects were devastating and extensive – thousands of houses and structures were destroyed and many lives were tragically lost. In response to this, formal regulations are developed by the Board of Directors for Forestry and Fire Protection, which are… Continue reading What the regulations “Zone 0” mean for California yards

Home » Cut the travel orders » Luxembourg breaks up visitor records in 2024, attracts more tourists from neighboring countries and looks at a surprising increase in the Dutch market Friday, June 13, 2025 Although Luxembourg is smaller, it is an important player in the European tourism scene and attracts more and more visitors every… Continue reading Luxembourg breaks up visitor records in 2024, attracts more tourists from neighboring countries and looks at a surprising increase in the Dutch market

June 12, 2025 Term: July 18, 2025 Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC), launched in 1925, supervises the protection and management of the longest footpath of the world's longest hiking trail, the Appalachian Trail. The ATC invites applications for the competitive action fund 2025 managed by ATC, which supports the mission of the Appalachian Trail Landscape Partnership… Continue reading Appalachian Trail Conservancy invites applications for the Wild East Action Fund | An RFPS

Guelph, Ontario, June 11, 2025 – The city of Guelph is currently marking public trees for the distance later this year. Trees in parks and natural areas that are dangerous, and the ash trees by the emerald Ash Boorer (EAB) are marked with an orange “X” to designate them as a distance. The areas in… Continue reading City marking of ashes and hazard trees for removal from autumn 2025

By Jerri Garl and Charles Smith On Thursday, the Parks and Recreation Board are ready to discuss the final changes to the strategy plan for parks and green areas. The plan created by the Landscape + Planning agency based in Boston has been in the works for three years. While there are some misunderstandings and… Continue reading Let us improve parks and green space strategy plan

Kunstwerk: “Bird of Paradise”, available from Bonn's David Galleries Celebrated Landscape Artist Gail Morris Uses color, emotions and intuition to create evocative contemporary paintings that transport the audience through calm, dreamlike worlds. Good Art is more than just a picture on a canvas; Good Art is emotional. It gives the audience the feelings and messages… Continue reading The emotional landscapes of Gail Morris: How color and intuition shape their contemporary art

Sandcastles, an initiative of the Perth Children's Hospital Foundation, which was designed by Hassell, inspired by the textures of the coastal book and the cultural wealth of the local Nogar people. The result is a nourishing, homeland -like environment, not a clinical area in which every detail from quiet retreats to common family areas calmly,… Continue reading Discover Western Australia's first pediatric hospice