The Landscape Institute
Our very own institute Web page... at last.
A workman-like design by Wardour Communications. I particularly like the members section which attempts to add some mystique to the profession. Confused? you will be.
"The Landscape Institute is the national organisation in the UK for landscape professionals concerned with enhancing and conserving the environment."
June 1997
Johnsons of Whixley
The first British nursery to be truly on-line.
An easily navigable site with lots of information including availability lists.
"At Johnsons of Whixley we aim to produce high quality, value for money plants and an equally high level of service."
May 1997
British Contemporary Sculpture
A virtual tour of the Goodwood sculpture park.
A beautifully designed and informative site.
"Twenty acres of woodland walks and glades provide an idyllic setting for forty important and innovative works of art by British sculptors of international reputation."
April 1997
Sisley Garden Tours
A comprehensive site with lots of useful stuff.
Low on style but high on content. This site is a great source of infomation on UK gardens with lots of photos and includes a comprehensive directory of "landscapers", plantsmen and gardeners.
March 1997
National Trust On-Line Handbook
The well known National Trust handbook now on-line.
A comprehensive listing of all National Trust properties including directions, opening times etc. Membershop details and other goodies are also included.
February 1997
T.O.S.S.E.D. S.A.L.A.D
Find out what it stands for, and more...
MLA students Tres Fromme and Bradley Nestor formed Transgressing Our Severely Stunted Environmental Design/Secret Association of Landscape Architects Deconstructing (T.O.S.S.E.D. S.A.L.A.D.) in January of 1994 to inject active dialogue and discussion into the complacent discourses of landscape architecture...
January 1997
Rhode Island School of Design - Landscape Architecture
A beautiful site which is still evolving, watch this space.
The landscape architecture curriculum focuses on the art of landscape design - the expression of contemporary cultural values and evolving natural processes in landscape form.