Alice Lewis is a lecturer in landscape architecture at RMIT University. She completed a PhD in 2020 exploring ways of engaging humans as caregivers for landscapes. Alice’s research and teaching continues to work with embodied human action as an inescapable constituent of landscape systems and the most abundant resource. Her approach to pedagogy builds directly on this research, which is often collaborative and interdisciplinary, and aims to cultivate practices of care between and for human and non-human environments.
Alice Lewis's Latest contributions
Communicating interconnection: Works of Nature at ACMI
An exhibition of the works of London-based art collective Marshmallow Laser Feast demonstrates how digital technology can be used to create experiences that highlight how humans, other species and the environments we live in are all inextricably entangled.
Pedagogies for future practice
Alice Lewis and Kyle Bush reflect on a recent round-table discussion that explored the role of the university and landscape architecture programs across Australia in shaping future generations of design practitioners.
