A List of Books
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Our Common Ground
Edited
by Jerry De Gryse and Andrew Sant
Published
by The Institute of Landscape Architects (Tasmania)
and The Centre for Environmental Studies, University of Tasmania
1994
In OUR COMMON GROUND activist Susan Clifford, poet Gwen Harwood,
Photographer David Stephenson, architect Richard Leplastrier, composer
Don Kay, artisst Ray Arnold, and John Worsley, and landscape architect
Maggie Fooke, reflect upon the importance of place.
Their work is powerfully overlain by small fragments and the overwhelming
whole of the Australian landscape, as their imaginative talents
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New Conversations With An Old Landscape
by
Professor Catherin Bull
Elisabeth Murdoch Chair in Landscape Architecture at the University
of Melbourne published
November 2002
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edited
by Richard Aitken and Michael Looker
Oxford University Press and Australian Garden History Society
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The
story of COMMONWEALTH PARK in
Australia's national Capital
John
Gray, The Royal Australia Institute of Parks and Recreation _ ACT REGION
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Planting The Nation explores Australia.s landscapes and gardens between 1890 and 1914
offering perspectives on garden design, horticultural developments,
city planning, architecture and social history during this remarkable
period.
Published
by the Australian Garden History Society to mark the centenary
of Federation, this beautifully illustrated collection of essays
is an important contribution to garden history that will be enjoyed
by all who appreciate our nation.s landscape heritage. Edited by Georgina Whitehead
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A
booklet on the topic of safety in the built environment.
This document is the distillation of 16 years injury-surveillance
experience in South Australia. There is nothing like this booklet
available anywhere else in the international safety or risk-management
literature. Short, sharp and FUNNY. 31 colour photos, 50 laughs.
A
useful resource for practitioners, and a great teaching tool. The title of the booklet is Safety at the Interface: making sure your development project
doesn't create hazards for the surrounding community.
The
cost is $22.00, including postage and GST.
IInjury Surveillance and Control Unit, Epidemiology Branch
South Australian Department of Health
Phone 08 8226 6361 Fax 08 8226 6291
Level 3, 162 Grenfell Street, Adelaide
PO Box 6, Rundle Mall Adelaide SA 5000
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Room
4.1.3, Innovations in Landscape Architecture, Richard
Weller
"The
provocative use of symbolism is an essential part of
landscape art today, and Weller and Sitta are at its
forefront. Typically mixing the artificial and the natural,
their work explores possibilities of the new urban park
and its radical hybrid nature." --Charles Jencks,
architect, critic, and author of The Language of Post-Modern
Architecture. November 2004
(The AILA does NOT sell this book - please contact booksellers)
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Gardens
of South Australia, 1840-1940
guidelines for design and conservation, 1998, Heritage SA, Adelaide
2000
SA Millenium
Landscape Architecture Project Award
Research
and Communication
The
2000 SA Jury commented: This balanced and timely publication is
well researched and thoughtfully presented, allowing it to be
accessible to professionals and researchers, students, renovators
and gardeners. The format is clear and easy to grasp, and allows
the reader to 'dip in' at any point. The format sets a good precedent
for further manuals in the series. The City of Adelaide and former
Department of Heritage Environment and Aboriginal affairs are
also to be congratulated for their role in the support and production
of this document.
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