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Department of Landscape Architecture

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Nigel was honoured for his work transforming urban greening; including this summer’s celebrated Superbloom
Nigel was honoured for his work transforming urban greening; including this summer’s celebrated Superbloom
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Students from the Department of Landscape Architecture taking part in RHS Tatton Park Flower Show 23

Sheffield students showcase design training and talent at RHS Tatton Park

Two of the three young designers at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park hail from the Department of Landscape Architecture; with a further six exhibiting long borders
© Camellia Hayes
Seeking Resillience, designed by Camellia Hayes. Image: © CHayes

New generation of young designers showcase best of Sheffield talent at RHS Flower Show Tatton Park

Eight aspiring landscape architects from the University of Sheffield will be showcasing garden designs at this year’s RHS Flower Show Tatton Park.
Department of Landscape Architecture summer exhibition 2023

Exhibition winners announced

14 students have scooped prizes for outstanding work, at our exhibition on 9 June 2023. Thanks to generous sponsorship from landscape practices, over £3000 worth of prizes were awarded, including a brand new prize for socially engaged design.
An image of Will Teare's garden featuring flowers and plants lining a hillside leading down to a table and chairs for relaxing.
'Woodland Edge' Will Teare's garden in Sheffield. Credit: Sarah Cuttle

Cut council tax for green gardeners to help cities tackle climate change

Homeowners should be rewarded to garden sustainably, to help combat the damaging effects of climate change in cities and promote a healthier urban landscape, according to new research by Professor Ross Cameron

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