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Department of Landscape Architecture

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A poetry call out on social media was used to capture the experiences of women in Sheffield
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Exeter city centre
28 November 2022

Greenest city centres in Great Britain revealed by Department of Landscape Architecture researchers

Dr Paul Brindley and Jake Robinson analysed 68 city centres across England, Scotland and Wales; ranking them on tree cover, vegetation and parks in the heart of the city centres.
Glasgow city centre
28 November 2022

Comment: We found Britain’s greenest city centre – and its least green

Dr Paul Brindley and Jake Robinson discuss how their latest study – which ranks 68 city centres according to ‘greenness’ – exposes a North-south green divide.
Gloria Aponte García
Gloria Aponte, Sheffield graduate and winner of the IFLA President's Award 2022
31 October 2022

Sheffield graduate receives President’s Award from International Federation of Landscape Architects

Gloria Aponte, distinguished alumna of the Department of Landscape Architecture, was awarded the honour in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the global profession of Landscape Architecture.
The green pollution barrier at Hunter's Bar Infant School
24 October 2022

Team behind playground green barrier to launch toolkit for schools

The University of Sheffield research team, responsible for the award-winning green barrier at Hunter’s Bar Infant School, are launching a toolkit to guide schools through the process of developing their own playground pollution barriers.

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