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An overview of the 2019 Landscape Australia Conference: Cultivating New Agencies.
The ACT chapter of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) has launched an ideas competition calling for cross disciplinary teams of built environment professionals to design a proposal that “remakes lost connections” in Canberra.
Thai landscape architect Sanitas Pradittasnee harnesses the lyrical dimensions of landscape to provoke reflection on environmental responsibility and the social potentials of space.
A recent comedy show at Perth’s Fringe World festival brought together built environment practitioners and members of the public alike for a series of light-hearted reflections on city design.
A recent book on the transformation of the Aire River in Switzerland by Swiss studio Superpositions offers layered perspectives on the river’s transformation.
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BVN principal Kevin O’Brien to speak at Landscape Australia Conference
Kevin O’Brien, BVN principal and professor of Creative Practice at the University of Sydney, is the final speaker to join the line-up of the 2019 Landscape Australia Conference.
Carmody Groarke, Openwork appointed to masterplan Heide Museum of Modern Art
Heide Museum of Modern Art has appointed Carmody Groarke and Openwork to create a masterplan for the 15-acre site.
Landscape Australia Conference, Melbourne, May 2019
An overview of the 2019 Landscape Australia Conference: Cultivating New Agencies.
Henry Crothers to speak at 2019 Landscape Australia Conference
Henry Crothers, the founding director of Auckland-based practice Landlab, will be presenting a keynote lecture at the 2019 Landscape Australia Conference in Melbourne on 11 May.
AILA (ACT) launches ideas competition for future of Canberra’s urban landscapes
The ACT chapter of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) has launched an ideas competition calling for cross disciplinary teams of built environment professionals to design a proposal that “remakes lost connections” in Canberra.
Immaterial worlds: Sanitas Pradittasnee
Thai landscape architect Sanitas Pradittasnee harnesses the lyrical dimensions of landscape to provoke reflection on environmental responsibility and the social potentials of space.
Proposed Collingwood Arts Precinct to become a place for ‘creative collisions’
Fieldwork and Simone Bliss Landscape Architecture have unveiled designs for the transformation of the abandoned Collingwood Technical School into an arts precinct.
Landscape architecture, laughter, community: Urban Jungle
A recent comedy show at Perth’s Fringe World festival brought together built environment practitioners and members of the public alike for a series of light-hearted reflections on city design.
Civic square proposed for Queen Victoria Market
NH Architecture has developed alternative options for the renewal of Queen Victoria Market after Heritage Victoria blocked a proposal to construct a three-level basement beneath the market.
Framing process: Aire – The River and its Double
A recent book on the transformation of the Aire River in Switzerland by Swiss studio Superpositions offers layered perspectives on the river’s transformation.
