Urban Landscape Architecture

About this course

Urban landscape architecture is a discipline that sits at the meeting point of urban design and landscape architecture, asking how cities can be made more liveable, resilient, and ecologically sound. As climate change, biodiversity loss, and rapid urbanisation create pressures that traditional approaches to city design are struggling to meet, there is growing recognition that the integration of natural systems, green infrastructure, and thoughtful public space design is not optional but essential to the future of urban environments. Urban landscape architects work at the scale of streets, parks, waterfronts, and entire city districts, designing places where people and nature can thrive together. At Ravensbourne University London, this three-year full-time degree combines urban design and landscape architecture in a distinctive interdisciplinary curriculum. You will develop the creative,

Where its graduates go

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