Category Archives: 30-Winter 2007

AILDM Student Design Competion 2006 – Donna Laing

Posted on 29 April, 2008 by Brad Freeman

Last year’s AILDM student competition saw many outstanding entries. In previous issues of Landscape Outlook we have shown you the plans of our first and second prizewinners, Tamsin Edwards Francis and Mark Hill. Winning third prize in this competition is … Continue reading →

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Fair Go

Posted on 15 June, 2007 by Brad Freeman

STORY AND PHOTOS CATHERINE STEWART FAILDM, MHMA With two enticing plant fairs on outside Sydney last weekend and only one weekend day available, it was a very tough call to choose which one to see. So what to do but … Continue reading →

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Botanica 2007

Posted on 15 June, 2007 by Brad Freeman

STORY HELEN THOMPSON MAILDM PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE FRIENDS OF THE ROYAL Late March was Botanica exhibition time again at Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens, so I took myself and my daughter along to the Lion Gate Lodge off Mrs Macquarie’s … Continue reading →

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Simply Red

Posted on 15 June, 2007 by Brad Freeman

STORY MARION TYREE MAILDM, MAIH Colour is one of the basic elements of landscape design. It goes hand in hand with line, form, scale and texture. Part of the use of colour is to give balance and focus to the … Continue reading →

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AILDM Designs – Secret Gardens of Sydney

Posted on 15 June, 2007 by Brad Freeman

WISTERIA GARDEN Location: Queens Park, Sydney The Design Brief was to: update the garden and replace tired looking surfaces and pathways, create a planting style that provided a cool outlook with strong green backdrops and flower display and improve the … Continue reading →

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