In recent projects we have been more involved in proposing raingardens and bioswales. A future resilient approach to treat rain water by allowing it to slowly seep into the ground rather then causing flash flooding and overburden on public surface water drainage systems. These swales and raingardens will also contribute to the cities biodiversity and […]
Ireland’s 2018 National Landscape Forum is organised by Landscape Alliance Ireland. The Forum will comprise an Evening launch and boat trip from Killaloe on Thursday 24th May (19.00 to 21.00) and a full Day Event (09.00 to 17.00) on Friday 25th May. Register for bothdays or just Friday. This event is accredited for Continued Professional
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Kevin McClouds, Grand Designs (www.channel4.com) is essential viewing for most architects and is great inspiration for people taking on a build project. Dermot Bannons Room to Improve (RTE) is equally interesting for small builds and extensions and has that same addictive charm about its production. But what of Landscape Architects and inspiration for their clients,
Plan Magazine decided to include a story about an Irish Landscape Architect in their most recent publication. I am thrilled they wanted to publish this interview with me! We chat about why I chose Landscape Architecture, about working abroad, what its like to work for yourself and advice for people starting off on their career
The Dry Stone Wall Association of Ireland is just something I’ve recently stumbled across, and it seems to be a very good source of information on all things related to Dry Stone Walling. It has a very comprehensive list of books to do with walling, so I just thought I’d post up this link and