Christina Nicholson

Christina Nicholson is a Lecturer in the Discipline of Landscape Architecture at the UWA Design School, The University of Western Australia. She holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (B.Larch) from UWA, awarded in 2019. Her research focuses on topics such as biodiversity, garden design, and sustainable urban landscapes, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to education and environmental stewardship. Nicholson has published works on botanical pursuits and the evolving dynamics of urban landscapes.

• Awarded the AILA WA 2020 Award of Excellence for Gardens (2020)
• Recipient of Excellence in Teaching - Lecturers (2018)

Her professional activities include organizing the 2021 AILA Festival of Landscape Architecture, serving on the WA Executive Committee of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects since 2019, and providing consultancy services for Banksia & Lime since 2014. Nicholson is also a long-standing member of professional associations like AILA since 2010.

Her work has received media coverage for projects like the Reed House Garden, highlighting her contributions to landscape design excellence.