Thierry Kandjee from TAKTYK has reviewed Overgrown in Issue 3-2019 of the Journal of Landscape Architecture, available behind a Taylor & Francis paywall.

On the 25th February I spoke at the Sylvester Baxter Lecture entitled "Plants and the Design Imagination" at Harvard University Graduate School of Design. My...

Published in Issue 165 of Landscape Architecture Australia, in an article entitled "Models without Numbers: the Landscapes of Günther Vogt" I reflect on the ...

Damian Holmes has written an extensive review of Overgrown in World Landscape Architect (WLA) entitled "Can a new form of landscape architectural practice be...

In 2012 I was a Visiting Professor at the University of Virginia, at the invitation of Elizabeth K Meyer, whose work I have always admired. A number of my st...

The following is an extract from Overgrown: practices between landscape architecture and gardening, published by The MIT Press, reproduced with permission. T...

This is the un-corrected proof of my chapter in The Routledge Companion to Criticality in Art, Architecture and Design, which is available for purchase. Intr...

Review of Charles Waldhiem's Landscape as Urbanism, published in LAM (Landscape Architecture Magazine). Landscape urbanism is an evocative term that has exer...

Emerging from the student-organised MESH conference at RMIT University in 2002, with Jessica Blood, I edited the papers from the conference into a book, publ...

My first refereed paper from 1997, "Specificity: the impossibility of not projecting" published in Landscape Review Volume 3, No.2, which arose from the "Olo...