I have been enjoying my association with the Swedish Agricultural University's Urban Futures unit, at the invitation of Professor Lisa...

Entitled "Rooted in Place", in the May 2020 issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine my extended book review of Julia Watson's new book...

In early February 2020, I was employed by Professor Lisa Diedrich to report back to the Swedish University of Agricultural Science SLU...

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

A review of two books about landscape architecture in the Middle East - Gareth Doherty's Paradoxes of Green: Landscapes of a City-State...

The online landscape architecture magazine Foreground, has recently published an extract from Overgrown, with permission from MIT Press.

Leading up to the publication of my book Overgrown, I was asked to write a post for The MIT Press blog entitled "Imagine if Bricks Were...

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

In 2017 I published an essay in the first edition of Folio Volume 1: PUPAE, the contemporary Journal of African Architecture produced by...

A review essay, published in the Journal of Landscape Architecture (JoLA) in 2017, of a number of books about digital landscape...

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

A chapter in The Slow Reader, about Louis Le Roy and his Ecocathedral, which was one of my PhD case studies. Louis’ living room has all...

Published in the first edition of the University of Pennsylvania's Interdisciplinary Journal of Landscape Architecture LA+ Wild....

In 2011, SUN Publishers in Amsterdam published SUNBURNT: Landscape Architecture in Australia, which was edited by Sue-Anne Ware and...

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