My latest book, Technical Landscape Architecture: A Working Handbook for Technical Landscape Architects, is now published and available on Amazon.

The book is the outcome of many years of professional practice in landscape architecture across different countries, project types, and working environments. It brings together practical knowledge developed through design work, technical resolution, coordination, construction detailing, research, and everyday problem-solving in practice.

Rather than focusing only on design concepts, the handbook looks closely at how landscape projects actually come together — through levels, drainage, movement, planting, materials, interfaces, buildability, maintenance, and the coordination of overlapping technical systems.

It is intended as a practical reference for landscape architects, designers, students, and others working with the technical development of landscape projects.