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Artist Jon Tarry's Waterline is one of a number of art installations in Yagan Square

Yagan Square connects Perth’s once-divided urban heart; can it do the same for the city’s people?

By Julian Bolleter — May 10, 2018

Between May - August, Foreground will explore 'The Street', to better understand what the future holds.

The Street

By Foreground — May 3, 2018

The City of Melbourne's famed heritage gardens aren't just “pretty”, they're one small part of a city-wide strategy to deliver critical green infrastructure. Image: Toby Ord.

From grey to green infrastructure: How local governments are re-making Melbourne

By Foreground — April 6, 2018

South Melbourne Primary School integrates community services alongside education. Image: Chris Matterson.

A fenceless, vertical school in Melbourne trades hard borders for close-knit community

By Foreground — April 4, 2018

Abbotsford Convent Gardens, Melbourne.

Heritage at risk: Can Australia’s heritage gardens survive climate change?

By Lucy Salt — March 5, 2018

Quzhou Luming Park by Turenscape.

In China, groundwater is dropping rapidly. Could Kongjian Yu’s Sponge Cities prevent disaster?

By Alys Daroy — February 28, 2018

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Customised bright blue WE-EF FLC141 LED projectors with glare shields were theatrically fixed to the angled poles to provide functional illumination for The Field

Intuitive design helps Monash reinvent the university landscape

By WE-EF Lighting — February 22, 2018

The Victorian Government has announced plans to demolish Federation Square's Yarra Building for an Apple store.

From Federation Square to Apple Plaza: Melburnians respond

By Foreground — December 21, 2017

An artist's impression of the Noble Park Station precinct, sitting in Melbourne's south-east. Image: LXRA.

The inverse high-line: Melbourne’s Skyrail linear park

By Foreground — December 7, 2017

Pundits cite parklets as urban interventions that foster a sense of social inclusion. Image: Seattle Department of Transport.

Pick a Parklet: People love them, and so should business, too

By Amelia Thorpe — December 7, 2017

Connecting to the landscape axis: view across Hassett Park to Mount Ainslie.

A significant endeavour: Landscape architecture in Australia’s capital

By Andrew R MacKenzie and Gay Williamson — November 23, 2017

The garden will form part of a four-year food education program, with the SA Government investing A$1.6m.

Adelaide’s Botanic Garden rediscovers its productive roots

By Jo Russell-Clarke — November 2, 2017