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Weekly Roundup (May 7)

This Week on Landscape Design:

Check out this green paradise right in the heart of the city. The project called Tanner Springs Park is located in Oregon and was designed and accomplished by Atelier Dreiseitl.
Learning how to say “no” to clients can be good for you and your business. Check out this story.
Gardens are worth fighting for. No amount of obstacles stopped Mike and Kathy just so they can have a great garden.
Do urban growth boundaries work? Turns out they are flexible and easily renegotiable.
Check out this awe-inspiring project from HHD_Fun – the Earthly Pond Service Center.

Australian development NewActon Nishi designed by Fender Katsalidis Architects and Tokyo’s Suppose Design Office brings home the bacon in the 2015 Building Awards’ International Project of the Year.
AIA to ACT Government: Incorporate the Heritage Council’s recommendations regarding the preservation of a proportion of the Northbourne public housing precinct. Read more about it here.
Here’s a sneak peek of Sydney’s Barangaroo Point Reserve soon to rise July.
RIBA is looking for technical expertise in architects to help in relief efforts in Nepal after massive earthquake.
Should Australia have a home sustainability rating system? Read more about it here.