Graduation work by Stijn Lanters Porto’s scenic landscape is very easy to fall in love with, with its winding river, picturesque city...

Article by Dirco Kok. Agriculture has shaped the peatland into the most typical Dutch landscape. The agricultural plots are elongated and...

Article by Kai van Reenen. After the course ‘Landscape Aesthetics’ in the WUR bachelor program of Landscape Architecture, students wrote...

Graduation work by Jolanda de Jong Why do landscape architects not always consider the physical model (“maquette”) as a design tool in...

Article by Alex van Zyl. After the course ‘Landscape Aesthetics’ in the WUR bachelor program of Landscape Architecture, students wrote...

Article by Niki Kampen. After the course ‘Landscape Aesthetics’ in the WUR bachelor program of Landscape Architecture, students wrote...

Column by David de Boer. Since this year, Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning students report from a broad scope of places where...

Article by Michael van Buuren. This year we celebrate 100 years Wageningen University, but wat about 100 years of landscape architecture...

Graduation work by Josje Hoefsloot In 2050, approximately 62% of the African population will live in informal settlements. My thesis...

Article by Michael van Buuren. This year we celebrate 100 years Wageningen University, but wat about 100 years of landscape architecture...

Column by Tim den Duijf. Since this year, Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning students report from a broad scope of places where...

Column by Gerben Hartgerink. Since this year, Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning students will report from a broad scope of...

Column by Maarten Jacobs. The idea that public trust in science and scientists in decreasing is frequently propagated in the media. Well,...