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AILA National Landscape Architecture Award for Place Value Ashfield

We’re proud to share that Place Value Ashfield, our project with Daniel Jan Martin, was acknowledged with a national AILA Landscape Architecture Award for Research, Policy and Communication for our project, Place Value Ashfield.

Published pieces: “Doing density differently”: A new, landscape-led approach to infill housing

We’re pleased to be recent contributors to Foreground, an online publication for the people remaking our cities and places for the better.

AILA WA Award of Excellence for Place Value Ashfield

We’re so excited to share that, alongside Daniel Jan Martin, we were acknowledged with an AILA WA Award of Excellence for Research, Policy and Communication for our project, Place Value Ashfield.

Winter Collective 2021 at the UWA School of Design

A big congratulations to the Masters of Landscape Architecture students of Making Studio, who Rosie has been working with over the last semester.

UpdatesRosie HalsmithJune 23, 2021to and fro studio, to & fro studio, rosie halsmith, landscape architecture, masters of landscape architecture, University of Western Australia, School of Design

Communicating design ideas with the Albany Summer Studio

Recently, Loren had the chance to give a guest lecture and design communications workshop to students of the Albany Summer Studio at the University of Western Australia’s School of Design.

UpdatesLoren HolmesFebruary 8, 2021to and fro studio, to & fro studio, University of Western Australia, UWA School of Design, School of Design, rosie halsmith, loren holmes, landscape architecture, architecture, albany, Craig McCormack, Mark Jecks

Exploring place in Ashfield with the students of UWA's School of Design

This past semester, we were lucky enough to work with an excellent bunch of students at the University of Western Australia’s School of Design.

UpdatesRosie HalsmithDecember 16, 2020to and fro studio, to & fro studio, University of Western Australia, UWA School of Design, School of Design, landform studio, ehdo architecture, rosie halsmith, loren holmes, daniel jan martin, landscape architecture, architecture, ashfield

Project launch for local landscape architects, Four Landscape Studio

We’re pleased to share that the website, visual and verbal identity we designed for local landscape architects, Four Landscape Studio, was launched this week.

UpdatesRosie HalsmithNovember 10, 2020four landscape studio, landscape architecture, brand identity, visual identity, verbal identity, western australian landscape architecture, website design

Project launch for local design thinkers, UDLA

We love working with fellow designers - so working with Fremantle based design thinkers, urban designers and landscape architects UDLA over the last few months on their visual identity, verbal identity and website has been a dream job.

UpdatesRosie HalsmithApril 12, 2019UDLA, landscape architecture, Design Thinking, Fremantle

Teaching: 'ologies and 'isms at UWA School of Design

At To & Fro Studio, teaching is an important part of our practice. Teaching, to us, is a collaborative exercise, a conversation and a two-way exchange of knowledge.

UpdatesLoren HolmesApril 11, 2019landscape architecture, UWA, Rosie Halsmith, University of Western Australia, School of Design

Congratulations to our award winning clients!

This year’s AILA National Landscape Awards and Festival saw an exciting number of Western Australian practices and project recognised, including a handful of To & Fro clients and collaborators.

UpdatesLoren HolmesOctober 15, 2018landscape architecture, western australia, regions, UDLA, Syrinx Environmental, MudMap Studio, Simon Kilbane, AILA, Australian Institute of Landscape Architects, to and fro studio, Newman Town Square

Bridging the gap

Rosie chats with a group of designers from the Western Australian Department of Parks and Wildlife about their work at the Gap and Natural Bridge.

ChatsRosie HalsmithJuly 5, 2018the gap and natural bridge, albany, landscape architecture, department of parks and wildlife, Nathan Greenhill, Jeremy Flynn, Department of Parks and Wildlife

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