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Sigrid Ehrmann reports on the themes and discussions of the Smart City Expo World Congress 2019, held in Barcelona in November.
Linda Corkery reflects on the 2019 AILA Festival that sought to examine key issues relating to the design and management of urban open space in contemporary conditions.
In the second part of our interview with leading practitioners from the US and Australia, we further explore the agency of landscape architecture in responding to climate change urgencies through the design of the public realm.
Melbourne-based artist James Geurts explores the entangling of the human and the natural, and the dynamic yet invisible forces that shape our environment.
In the first half of our two-part interview, five leading practitioners offer their perspectives on how we might design for an uncertain future.
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The Architecture Symposium, Brisbane
Architecture, design and urbanism from the Asia Pacific.
Shaping future practice: 2019 New Gen Program
Stacey Edwards considers the 2019 New Gen Program, which aimed to join young landscape architects with speakers from the 2019 International Festival of Landscape Architecture to discuss future concerns.
A change in paradigm – data science and the city: Smart City Expo World Congress 2019
Sigrid Ehrmann reports on the themes and discussions of the Smart City Expo World Congress 2019, held in Barcelona in November.
Landscape architecture education in Victoria: A discussion
A recent discussion in Melbourne organized by a sub-committee of the Victorian chapter of AILA explored some of the issues currently facing landscape architecture education in the state.
“Reflective, informative and inquisitive”: 2019 International Festival of Landscape Architecture
Linda Corkery reflects on the 2019 AILA Festival that sought to examine key issues relating to the design and management of urban open space in contemporary conditions.
AILA releases gender equity action plan
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) has released a report which sets out how it will address gender inequities in the profession.
Beyond resiliency: Part II
In the second part of our interview with leading practitioners from the US and Australia, we further explore the agency of landscape architecture in responding to climate change urgencies through the design of the public realm.
Aspect Studios tapped to design Kalgoorlie city centre
Aspect Studios has been awarded the detailed design tender for the transformation of a mining town in Western Australia.
What ever happened to (Australian) urbanism?
With Australia’s population set to almost double by 2066, the handwringing over increased density and sprawl will only increase. Yet these circumstances offer architects and urban planners an opportunity for courageous creativity.
Sites unseen: the work of James Geurts
Melbourne-based artist James Geurts explores the entangling of the human and the natural, and the dynamic yet invisible forces that shape our environment.
