Josh Zeunert’s adventures in landscape architecture foreshadow the content of the exciting programme for this year’s NZILA Firth Wānanga 2025 being hosted in Heretaunga Hastings on 22-23 May. The countdown is on!
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This month Bruno Marques, IFLA President, announced the launch of 19 Working Programmes. Landscape architects and related professionals from around the world are being invited to register to take part in programmes that align with their expertise and passion. He waka eka noa!
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To conclude World Landscape Architecture Month, the leadership team of the New York chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects share some insights into the vibrant spirit of ASLA-NY.
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Pukeahu National War Memorial Park lives on as a precedent for the integration of infrastructure, the subtle layering of cultural and heritage values and the provision of open inner-city space.
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World Landscape Architecture Month is a fitting time to reflect on the excellence of the work performed by landscape architects in Aotearoa New Zealand every year. This article is a reminder of the collective showcase of projects available to view, refer to and share from NZILA.co.nz
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Forming a perspective on how Resource Management Reform may affect landscape architects in Aotearoa New Zealand is going to call for many conversations. As a conversation starter Josh Hunt, Registered Landscape Architect, shares his thoughts.
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The Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival programme for May promises a solid combo of artists and landscape architecture, including a documentary that sets out the philosophy of Laurie Olin. LAA spoke with curator Yasmine Ganley for insights.
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The growing topicality of food sovereignty - a point of conjunction for foodscapes and landscapes - has been made all the more tangible this year with the publication of Pātaka Kai: Growing kai sovereignty and the compelling stories it tells from across Aotearoa and the wider Pacific.
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If you need food for thought on how public space can bloom into edible landscape, it’s time to consider the mahi of Associate Professor Daniel Exeter, Dr Barbara Ribeiro and Dr David Pattemore at Waharoa.
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As well as the lighting and furniture produced from his design studio in Whakatu, Hawkes Bay, David Trubridge has authored two books. His second,The Other Way, brings the experiences of journeying around the world and its magical landscapes to life.
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On the eve of World Landscape Architecture Month, ASLA-NY (The American Society of Landscape Architects, New York) has announced the winners of its 2025 Design Awards - including one Award of Excellence, eight Honor awards, and 20 Merit award winners.
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Neatly coinciding with April’s ASLA-driven World Landscape Architecture Month there are two events taking place this month that connect to the cultural significance of landscapes: this week’s Wānanga Waitangi Summit and the Resilience through Naturecultures webinar on 16 April.
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Landscape architect Robin Simpson took an interest in sharing information about micro-forests to the streets of Te Whanganui a Tara Wellington at the beginning of March.
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This year’s NZILA Firth Wānanga in Hastings will welcome Tim Waterman (pictured), Dr Joshua Zeunert and Nick Rose - luminaries of the intersections between landscape and food - to the stage. This continues LAA’s series of ‘tasters’ for this event, taking place on 22-23 May. Spread the word!
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Third-year landscape architecture students from around the motu are being invited to put their names forward to gain a place on multidisciplinary teams for the 2025 ArchEngBuild Challenge. It is the first challenge since they began in 2011 to include landscape architecture as part of the mix.
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If you’re a landscape architecture design studio like TERREMOTO your response to the inferno-like wildfires of January 2025 in greater Los Angeles is to shift into a problem-solving mode. Barely six weeks after the fires abated, their LA-based team has developed a set of Guiding Principles.
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Daniel Watt has finished his university studies with a clutch of awards, including a NZILA Vectorworks Landmark Scholarship, and with an ambition to “inspire others to think creatively about resilience in their projects”. His winning Major Design mapped out a new future for Franz Josef township.
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Expanding an understanding of how diverse women in Aotearoa experience travel around our towns and cities is at the centre of Nicki Williams’ research as a landscape architect turned PhD student.
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The streets of Hastings are alive with revitalised spaces. Landscape architect Lizzie Burn outlines the transformation the CBD has undergone in recent years and gives a taster of what to expect at the NZILA Firth Wānanga 2025. (Earlybird tickets closing soon!)
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After nine decades on the planet, and 60+ years practising as a game-changing landscape architect M. Paul Friedberg (1931-2025) is being remembered with headlines such as ‘Landscape Architect Who Celebrated the City’ in the New York Times. (Photo source: MPFP Legacy).
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