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Category Archives: 29-Autumn 2007
Singaopre Gold
STORY MARK HILL RYDE TAFE SYDNEY SECOND IN THE AILDM STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION 2006 As a student you always carry that little bit of hope that something special will happen, not only to propel you into the real world, but … Continue reading
AILDM Student Design Competition – Mark Hill
Continuing our series on our major prizewinners in the 2006 competition, our second place winner was Mark Hill, a student at Ryde TAFE in Sydney. Download the article AILDM Student Design Competition (PDF 731KB)
AILDM Designs – DIG
DIG: DESIGN IDEAS GARDENS STAINLESS STEEL CURVED WATER FEATURE Design Brief For this building on the water’s edge at Napoleon Street, San Souci, the Architect, Anthony Antoniou briefed Andrew Davies dig: design ideas gardens, on the necessity for a central … Continue reading
Death of the Mixed Shrubbery
STORY AND PHOTOS CATHERINE STEWART FAILDM, MHMA Living in a part of Sydney with many heritage houses and gardens, I enjoy a morning walk past the old sandstone walls, elaborate metal gates and delicious fragrances that emanate from the many … Continue reading
Singapore Garden Festival 2006
STORY AND PHOTOS JIM FOGARTY HON. FELLOW AILDM Last December I had the pleasure of being involved as a designer at the fi rst Singapore Garden Festival. The idea behind the show was to hand pick ‘Best of Show’ designers … Continue reading

