Joe Clancy, graduate of the landscape course here at UoG, has co-authored the article ‘The Role of Biophilic Design in Landscape Architecture for Health and Well-being’, published in the journal Landscape […]
Abstract: This dissertation aims to identify the opportunities and constraints for the implementation of biophilic design patterns and assess its need/importance in UK landscape architecture. This dissertation has utilized various […]
I’m very honoured to have been selected as a member of the LI’s Editorial Advisory Panel and look forward to making a positive contribution to the LI’s online publications and […]
As one is drawn through this space by the elements of the park, clear prospective views to refuge and other people create a sense of safety. All of the spaces […]
Green design has the power to transform the world we live in By John Holden (originally appearing in the Irish Times December 17th 2014) In his 1984 book, Biophilia, American […]
Biophilic Design – Masters student Joe Clancy publishes 2 papers. Originally posted on Gloscape Joe Clancy, current Masters student on the Landscape Architecture course here at the university, has now […]
Park(ing) Day Ireland 2012 was a huge success, with “Park(ing)s” built across Dublin and Limerick City. Here’s to 2013 and to the future success of Park(ing) Day in Ireland. This […]
What’s happening in your city? Is anyone engage with the urban fabric? Are people working to improve the urban environment of Ireland’s cities? Well, if you’re not, who is? We […]
Park(ing) Day is a worldwide event that is growing in popularity. According to Urban Tree Project “The project began in 2005 when Rebar, a San Francisco art and design studio, converted […]
“Telling people how to be creative is easy – being creative is difficult.” – John Marwood Cleese With his quick wit and satirical outlook on life, John Cleese gives a talk on, […]
