Anton James b. 1962

  • Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect),
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Industrial / Product Designer)
Anton James was born in Melbourne in 1962. He is a landscape architect, based in Sydney, who specialises in innovative public art and design projects.
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Citations

  • McKenzie, K. (May 2006), 'Shore Thing’, Landscape Architecture Australia, Issue 110, .

  • Hines, S. (ed.) (July 2006), 'Gardens of Oz’, Landscape Architecture, .

  • Steinweg, Kate (2008), 'Interview with the artist’.

  • Johnson, Chris and Bingham-Hall, Patrick (2000), 'Sydney 2000: 100 Legacies’, Pesaro Publishing, Sydney, NSW.

  • Weller, R.J. & Bull, C. (2004), 'Critical Opinion: Mount Penang Parklands Garden Park’, Landscape Australia, Vol.26 No.2.

  • Bull, Catherine (2005), 'Means and Meaning’, Architectural Review Australia, No.95.

  • Walker, Paul (2007), 'Glebe Foreshore’, Landscape Architecture Australia, Issue 116.

  • James, Anton (2001), 'Mt Penang permanent gardens’, Landscape Australia, Vol.22 No.4.

  • James, Anton (2001), 'Eastern Distributer: Mount Steele Retaining Wall’, Landscape Australia, Vol.23 No.1.

  • James, Anton (2004), 'Tunnel Vision’, Landscape Australia, Vol.26 No.101.

  • James, Anton and Adolphus, Tineke [with McGregor, Suzanne] (1993), 'Creative Village Report: Findley’, Arts Council of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.

  • McLeod, V. (2008), 'Anton James Design, Mount Penang Gardens Garden Park Australia’, Detail in Contemporary Landscape Architecture (Laurence King Publishing).

  • Perlman, I. (7 February 2001), 'Landscape design emerges from the shadows’, Sydney Morning Herald, Metropolitan.

  • Jackson, D. (2001), 'Art House’, Sydney Morning Herald, Domain (November 1-7).

  • (2008), 'Concrete exposes harbour beauty’, Cement Concrete & Aggregates Australia, Issue 6.

  • Colman, Jim (cons. ed.) (1994), 'Creative Village: Rural Town And Environment Design Manual’, Arts Council of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.

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