The art of building ruins: thinking behind a public art project in Sunderland which is designed to bring new life to the riverbank
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Safe territory: How can designers broaden the experience of people with restricted mobility? How external settings are perceived by elderly and disabled groups
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Revisiting the Picturesque: How 200 years ago Richard Payne Knight and Uvedale Price anticipated modern precepts of nature conservation
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Conserving cemeteries: Wild, gothic-style landscapes formed after years of cemetery neglect are beloved of the media. But historic landscape of conservational value also exists in local authority working cemeteries
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Planting patterns: Government incentives have led to changes in the pattern of woodland planting in Britain
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Between the lines: A five-year plan to develop the Colne Valley Park
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On holy ground: A design for a Buddhist shrine and archaeological site at Samath, India
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French lessons: Are French landscape architects in danger of losing their opportunities for creativity
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