jonathan clarke

ecology studies include: general plant science and physiology, land and conservation management, plant associations, ecological practices, regeneration of contaminated land and soil studies.

landscape architecture studies include: landscape design theory, ecological design, landscape construction, planting design, environmental assessment and associated planning issues.

my primary career interest, lies within the field of contemporary landscape design. I aim to apply this holistic design approach to all aspects of my work.

the role of computers and other developing technologies are another area of interest where I hope to study further. in addition, I am also looking at ecological design and mitigation, as well as environmental impact assessment.

for examples of my work and to look at a sample portfolio, enter my 'project gallery'.

this includes 'on a lagoon', a garden designed for my advanced construction project and based on paul klee's painting "city on a lagoon".

my other recent projects have included:

ecology research project: contaminated mine spoil of parys mountain, anglesea.

housing design project: attercliffe village.

group design of a sustainable housing project on a brown field site.

june 1998 to september 1998 - landscape assistant at munro + whitten (southern), leicester.

duties included: general office upkeep (filing, copying, answering the phones, conducting correspondence), project administration, drawing amendments, updating product library, creating presentations and rendering drawings.

I enjoy playing and watching a wide range of sporting activities. most notably, I play squash and football on a weekly basis and like to play cricket, golf and rugby whenever possible.

I also enjoy listening to music and playing the guitar. when I can I like to read and hope to write a novel of my own in the future.

postal address:

Jonathan Clarke,

c/o The University of Sheffield Department of Landscape,

Floor 3,

Arts Tower,

Sheffield,

S10 2TN.

these are links to a number of interesting landscape architecture based web sites. I plan to add to these in the near future, any suggestions would be gratefully accepted.

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last revised: 17 october 1999