8 votes isn't enough to form a meaningful opinion, but it is interesting.

About to present a school scheme where yet again the architect has done the BB103 calculations and yet again it's completely wrong. You employ a specialist consultant, let us do our job. Now got to explain to the client that it's all wrong

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Working late to respond to the PM's idea that "would save the project a great deal of money" that I now have to spend time explaining and justifying why it wouldn't work. I have NEVER found an idea from a PM actually feasible. We are experts for a reason. Waste of time.

We still have books from the 70's with old legislation that haven't been opened in decades but we're not allowed to get rid of them.

"how to beat stress" on channel 4. Classic: talking about how "Architects" design parks and public space to reduce stress. Landscape architecture needs greater exposure. How can we achieve this?

I actually find this ugly. Heather and broom under mature trees hurts my eyes.

Unplacing- when design (and humanity) goes completely wrong. Where would you nominate for this title?

Is everyone else experiencing a massive surge in work? Having to regularly turn work down and the pressure is off the scale! Just us?

Imagine a world with free public transport...

The tragedy of this is that there have been dozens, if not hundreds of people involved in the delivery of this scheme. How does this happen? The final insult is that the Minister for Housing’s media team (and him) have pitched up and thought this is an excellent backdrop.

This is not a home- it is housing. If the brief awards 12% to the design and 50% to cost then this is what wins the commission and more importantly, if you don't buy it, they will not build it.

Indications of a large increase in salaries for landscape architects, driven by high demand. Watch out for a resulting increase in fees.

NEWS: The National Trust is in the early stages of a project to bring Castlefield viaduct back into use, transforming it into a green oasis in the city. This would be a fantastic coup for tourism, heritage and our greener city ambitions. Full story: bit.ly/3wLMyE4

Is it a common theme to be struggling to acquire professional services? I know we're frequently turning work away.

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This thread is so important for those involved in street design and low traffic solutions and working with decision makers. Please read

Landscape architecture on BBC radio 4 now