The Landscape Architecture Symposium at the University of Guelph attracted a full house of students (graduates and undergraduates), faculty, and some professions to listen and engagement with an array of talented, well- accomplished international speakers, who are highly regarded in the | Read More
LAVA with partner ASPECT Studios has won the international competition to design the 16 hectare Central Park in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, with construction due to start in 2020. A key inspiration for the winning design was the site’s | Read More
A Landscape Inventory edited by Dorothée Imbert is the restart edition in a series of publications. The series format of interview excerpts and query about projects. This book focuses on the work of Michel Desvigne Payagiste including an interview between | Read More
Overgrown by Julian Raxworthy calls on landscape architects to embrace gardening and connecting with the site and working plants in the landscape. He encourages landscape architects to develop a new type of design practice by leaving their offices including the | Read More
The Houston Endowment Headquarters International Design Competition is a global search for an outstanding design team of architects and landscape architects for the philanthropy’s new headquarters. Houston Endowment is a leading philanthropic organization based in Houston, Texas, U.S. The initiative, on a | Read More
Landscape Architecture graduates are celebrating their graduation in various parts of the world and many are looking forward to joining the profession and living their passion. But often they are unsure about the future and the following information seeks to | Read More
The Everglades is a vast landscape of patchwork of wetlands, sawgrass marshes, prairies, ponds and upland forests in Florida, US. In the past 70 years, a rapid urbanization process has been encroaching on the land. In Broward country, where used | Read More
Presented by the University of Melbourne, in partnership with Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) In 1837 surveyor Hoddle’s plan laid the foundations for the city of Melbourne, transforming the endemic landscape of wetlands, open grasslands and custodial lands of | Read More
Exhibition on display from February 7 to April 14, 2019 Carole Lévesque went in search of Montreal’s of “terrains vagues”, abandoned or undeveloped patches of land, such as empty lots and wild greenspaces. The exhibition La précision du vague is the result of | Read More
Staging Urban Landscapes: The Activation and Curation of Flexible Public Spaces edited by B. Cannon Ivers explores the history of designing flexible spaces for activation and adaptability. The foreword by Charles Waldheim who reviews the history of activation and concentrating | Read More
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