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This month’s guest blog comes from the Humanitarian Landscape Collective (HLC), who came to the office in February to deliver a CPD on their mission & research on getting landscape architects more involved with international development work.… Read the rest
Quite a claim I know but working in the field of landscape architecture – and most especially with the wonderful people at terra firma – is a thing which I absolutely love. … Read the rest
There has been much talk in the news recently about ’15 minute cities’ otherwise known as 20 minute neighbourhoods. The concept, created by French-Colombian Urbanist Carlos Moreno, is about creating communities whereby residents can access key amenities, such as shops, health services, employment and natural spaces in no more than 15 minutes by foot or bicycle.… Read the rest
It is another usual day in the office. We sit down after 40 minutes of commuting, in front of the computer loaded with 150 unread emails, a few unresponded meeting requests.… Read the rest
Re-winding to just over a year ago I reflected on the importance of landscape within the unprecedented times the world had only just, at that time, been thrown into.… Read the rest
We were lucky enough to have a recent visit from Rhys Jones, a graduate of The University of Gloucester who has been investigating the role of landscape architects in humanitarian work.… Read the rest
Our new Landscape Architecture office in Dubai
A short film of terra firma’s work in landscape architecture – UK & Internationally.… Read the rest