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Australian Institute of Landscape Architects   
publications 

- 1983 -

February
Page
Title
4
Australian Award in Landscape Architecture
15
IFLA - A World-wide organisation with a purpose
18
IFLA-AILA Congress Tours - by Barbara Jackson
20
`El Novillero' Revisited by Pam-Anela Messenger
29
Reply to Dr Werkrneister
30
Planting Design Using Australian Species - by Glen Wilson and Rodger Elliot
34
The Work of the HEC of Tasmania
36
Book Review -'Landscape Conservation' by B. Hackett
37
 A Small Experimental Bush Garden by Ralph Neale
42
 Book Review - A Plant Trilogy by T. Harris
44
 Rain Forests Today and Tomorrow by Bruce Mackenzie
46
 Book Review - 'Landscape study - NSW South Coast' by K. Taylor
48
 Melbourne's Coles Fountain by Ralph Neale
55
 Australia Council Design Arts Committee
57
 The Greening of St Kilda Junction by Andras Kelly
71
 Book Review - 'Revegetation - methods and management' by J. Temple and D. Bungey
75
 'Landscape Australia' looks abroad - at signs - part 2

 
May
Page
Title
89
 News font here and there
95
AILA Notes
98
Environmental history and information - Joe Powell
108
Craigburn, SA - new approach to subdivision - Chris Wren
116
Beside the Indian ocean - Perth Garden
127
Stanford Shopping Center (USA)
132
Planting in fire prone areas
137
Evergreen Walls - new Swiss system
150
 Trees with clean trunks - Glen Wilson and Rodger Elliot
156
 Landscape Australia looks abroad - at steps and stairs

 
August
Page
Title
170
News from here and there
176
Today, Yesterday and Tomorrow - directions in landscape architecture by Professor M. McCarthy
184
Landscape and human ecosystems by Professor George Seddon
193
Small trees that will stay small by Glen Wilson and Rodger Elliot
201
A garden for birds, animals and people
207
Vegetation management with chemicals in landscape construction and maintenance by W.B.C. Mackie
212
AILA '83 - the conference theme explained
227
Annual Awards - Landscape Contractors' Association of NSW
243
 'Landscape Australia' looks abroad at steps and stairs - 2

 
November
Page
Title
264
AILA 83 Conference
265
Landscape Architecture at the Edge - student conference
268
Urban Explosion in Asia - 3rd IFLA Eastern Region Conference 1984
271
The Darwin Landscape
277
A Living Epidermis for the City by Vlad Sitta
289
Cruden Farm by George Seddon and Jeremy Pike
300
 Three City Lookouts by Harry Oakman
306
 The Landscape Design and Construction of 'Noosa International' by Don Monger
310
 Projects in the Middle East and Hong Kong by Brian Clouston and Partners
319
 Trees in Close Stands and with Multi Trunks by Glen Wilson and Rodger Elliott
331
 `Landscape Australia' looks abroad at steps and stairs - 3