Citicene News and Discussion
Crop coefficients (Kc) – are important values used in agricultural water management to estimate the water needs of crops. They represent the ratio between the evapotranspiration (ET) of a specific crop and the reference evapotranspiration (ET₀) – basically showing how much water a crop uses compared to a standardized reference.
Green Star Crop Coefficients Read Post »
A Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) is a formal study that evaluates how a proposed development or change in land use will affect:
Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments Read Post »
In today’s market, designing eye-catching, functional, and sustainable spaces is crucial for increasing property value, protecting the environment, and promoting climate-conscious practices
Greener, Smarter Design – Cascading Plants for Climate-Conscious Commercial Projects Read Post »
Towards the end of 2024, updates were implemented to Brisbane City Council’s City Plan. Planning Scheme Policy (PSP) Amendment Q
Citywide amendment – Planning Scheme Policy – Amendment package Q Read Post »
A practical, evergreen low maintenance tree The Ivory Curl tree (Buckinghamia celsissima) is a stunning Australian native that is versatile,
Ivory Curl Tree – BUCKINGHAMIA celsissima Read Post »
The Importance and Value of Commercial Landscapes Commercial landscapes are more than just trees and hedges. It’s about creating an
Commercial Landscape – Innovative Solutions for Commercial Spaces Read Post »
Green Stormwater Infrastructure, or GSI, are systems designed to manage stormwater using the landscape. Rain gardens, green roofs, permeable pavements, bioswales, and constructed wetlands are all examples of managing stormwater through the landscape.
Green Stormwater Infrastructure – GSI – Preserve Our Planet Read Post »
A Registered Landscape Architect is a professional who is licensed to practice landscape architecture, a field that involves the planning, design, and management of natural and built environments. Landscape architects work on projects such as parks, gardens, urban plazas, campuses, residential developments, and public infrastructure to create aesthetically pleasing, functional, and sustainable outdoor spaces.
Registered Landscape Architect – Citicene Read Post »
In Brisbane, Queensland, native plants are a great choice for landscape buffering as they are adapted to the local climate and conditions. If you have a commercial development or commercial property that needs a rejuvenation, the following 7 species are typically suitable to create a landscape buffer between you and the neighbour.
7 Hardy, Native Plants for Your Commercial Building Landscape Buffer Read Post »
