In this issue

Climate change has been at the top of the global news agenda lately and rightly so. From mass protests across Europe, Australia and the UK by the ‘Extinction Rebellion’ that saw parts of London brought to a standstill for more than a week, and an impassioned plea from Sir David Attenborough to act now and end climate change, ahead of the release of his new series ‘Our Planet’ on Netflix, it’s becoming more and more difficult to ignore the climate crisis that is affecting us all.

In this month’s issue, we look at the issues Egypt is facing now and in the future due to climate change and explore how urban planners can design for the future to protect its citizens and prevent them from having to migrate and leave their homeland to survive.

Landscape Architect Jean-Claude Melone returns to Landscape as he continues to evaluate how sustainable his past projects have been. We also have exciting projects to showcase from the Singapore and India, as well as messages from local Landscape suppliers and architects.

Sharjah Ruler Opens Historic Dh 6-Billion Khorfakkan Highway Along With Number Of Ambitious Projects

New Road and Key Infrastructure Projects to Give A Huge Boost to Khorfakkan City on The Emirate’s Beautiful East Coast

3 mins

Ghesa's Iconic Multimedia Fountain

The new multimedia fountain in Bangkok’s Chao Phraya Riverside is turning heads and making the headlines in national and international media.

2 mins

How Sustainable Have We Been? Part 2

You know you have been in Dubai a long time when the projects or the buildings you have designed or were involved with have been demolished and replaced.

7 mins

How To Implement Sustainable Shorelines

Tools To Manage Natural Hazards And Sea Level Rise In Egypt

4 mins

Nature's Preserve

The culturally rich Indian city of Kolkata is home to a new project

3 mins

Beat The Heat With Interiorscaping – Bringing Nature Indoors!

Landscaping has predominantly remained an outdoor feature in the field of space design.

1 min

Mature Ornamental Trees Available Now In The GCC

The GCC has flourished extraordinarily in recent decades with cosmopolitan cities, glittering skylines and lush green landscapes.

3 mins

The Discovery Slides At Jewel Changi Airport Complex, Singapore

In 2015 Carve and Playpoint won a tender for an adventurous sliding attrac-tion inside the Jewel Changi Airport development, designed by Moshe Safdie Architects.

2 mins

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Landscape Middle East Magazine Description:

Landscape Magazine is the first specialized monthly publication targeting the landscaping industry in the Middle East.It is distributed to 5,500 professionals in the UAE, KSA, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Jordan, Egypt, and others.The list includes government agencies, developers, contractors, traders, consultants, landscape architects, and others in this field.