LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AOTEAROA
Around The Motu Around The World Landscape Expanded All Stories
About Subscribe Contact
Around The MotuAround The WorldLandscape ExpandedAll Stories
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AOTEAROA
AboutSubscribeContact
 

ALL STORIES

This page contains all stories ever published on Landscape Architecture Aotearoa in date order from newest. Click OLDER to continue loading the archive.

 
Creating a landmark in Richmond
Creating a landmark in Richmond

Canopy boss Luke Porter’s very excited about his team’s Silvan Forest project in Richmond. He’s a keen mountain biker but that’s not the only reason the project is lighting his fire.

Read More
Arboretum, VideoGuest User22 October 2020Project Profile
Policy changes to allow film production in Christchurch
Policy changes to allow film production in Christchurch

Thanks to spectacular landscapes and the expertise of Kiwi film-makers and crew, New Zealand has developed a multi-billion dollar film production industry. But much of the revenue has been concentrated in Auckland and "Welly-wood."


Read More
Christchurch, PlanningBoffa Miskell21 October 2020Film Production
A green space for Daxing, Beijing
A green space for Daxing, Beijing

A green space near a primary subway line in Beijing has been designed to offer nearby shopping mall users an all day experience.

Read More
Public Space, Urban DesignJessica Watson20 October 2020Green Space
IFLA President's Award
IFLA President's Award

Canadian landscape architect and academic Beverly Sandalack has received this year's IFLA President’s Award.

Read More
People, AwardsGuest User19 October 2020IFLA
Timber building design part of the "green shift"
Timber building design part of the "green shift"

MVRDV’s Timber Headquarters would have been the world’s largest timber building.

Read More
Rooftop Gardens, SustainabilityJessica Watson16 October 2020Green Shift
Te Ahi Tupua - The Eternal Fire
Te Ahi Tupua - The Eternal Fire

A controversial new 12 metre 3D sculpture now welcomes visitors at the southern gateway to Rotorua.

Read More
Māori Design, SculptureGuest User15 October 2020Rotorua
Diversity award for Jasmax
Diversity award for Jasmax

Design studio Jasmax has won the Cultural Celebration category at the Diversity Works NZ Awards.

Read More
Awards, DiversityGuest User14 October 2020Jasmax
What's  gone wrong with Auckland's Queen Street?
What's gone wrong with Auckland's Queen Street?

“It looks like security measures for terror.” That’s the scathing verdict of Bill McKay on Auckland’s Queen Street.

Read More
Opinion, UrbanGuest User13 October 2020Auckland City
Peacocke - Hamilton's newest community
Peacocke - Hamilton's newest community

Hamilton has around 23 families a week moving to the city, making its growth rate 30% more than the average New Zealand city. And that makes the need to open up new land for housing, pressing.


Read More
Neighbourhood, Urban DesignGuest User12 October 2020Hamilton
Preschoolers as holistic city planners
Preschoolers as holistic city planners

New research out of Otago University suggests preschoolers are some of the most intuitive city planners, yet their voices are largely disregarded in city design.

Read More
Planning, ResearchOtago University8 October 2020University of Otago
Auckland Council appoints new head of design office
Auckland Council appoints new head of design office

Landscape architect Lisa Dunshea is the new head of the restructured Auckland Design Office. But she won’t hold the same power or enjoy the same freedom as her predecessor Ludo Campbell-Reid, who resigned a year ago.

Read More
Urban Design, Auckland CBDGuest User7 October 2020Auckland Design Office
Beach provides stunning backdrop for new hot pools
Beach provides stunning backdrop for new hot pools

Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tūāhuririri and Matapopore gifted the name “He Puna Taimoana” to New Brighton’s hot pools. Translated it means “coastal pools” or “seaside pools”, reflecting their location in the Christchurch suburb.

Read More
ChristchurchGuest User6 October 2020He Puna Taimoana
Project Profile Update  - The Lookout by LandLAB
Project Profile Update - The Lookout by LandLAB

We continue our Project Profile series with an update on the LandLab “The Lookout” project which is due for completion in November.

Read More
Video, UrbanGuest User5 October 2020Project Profile
Kiwi Rainbow Machine wins Australian design award
Kiwi Rainbow Machine wins Australian design award

A public art installation, Rainbow Machine, commissioned by Auckland Council has been awarded the prestigious Good Design Australia Gold Award.

Read More
Public ArtAuckland Council2 October 2020Auckland Council
Extra funding to make streets more user friendly
Extra funding to make streets more user friendly

An additional $10.1 million funding for the Innovating Streets for People pilot has been announced to make towns and cities more people friendly.

Read More
Landscape Design, PlacemakingGuest User1 October 2020Innovating Streets
Second major award for former rubbish dump
Second major award for former rubbish dump

Sydney Park Bike Track has won Gold at the 2020 Sydney DrivenxDesign Awards – delivering Sydney Park landscape architects Turf Design Studio + Environmental Partnership and the City of Sydney, their second major award for the former rubbish dump in recent weeks.

Read More
Awards, Landscape DesignGuest User30 September 2020Sydney Bike Park
Q & A with AILA Fellow Peta-Maree Ashford
Q & A with AILA Fellow Peta-Maree Ashford

Peta-Maree Ashford is one of four directors at Emerge Associates, a landscape architectural consultancy firm primarily operating out of Perth, Western Australia.

Read More
PeopleGuest User29 September 2020AILA
The triumphant opening of Redcliffs School in Christchurch
The triumphant opening of Redcliffs School in Christchurch

In something of a symbol of the city’s ongoing post-quake battles, Te Raekura Redcliffs School’s new life on a new site has proved the power of community and commitment.

Read More
Education, VideoGuest User28 September 2020Redcliffs School
A slice of heaven in Hell's Kitchen
A slice of heaven in Hell's Kitchen

In the heart of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen, !melk have redesigned Hudson River Park’s northernmost pier, offering a respite from the city and nearby West Side Highway.

Read More
Public Space, Urban RegenerationJessica Watson24 September 2020NYC
London becomes a canvas of colour
London becomes a canvas of colour

COVID-19 might stop international travel but it doesn’t have to stop you enjoying international events - albeit from the comfort of your chair.

Read More
Street Art, Painted CitiesGuest User23 September 2020London Mural Festival
Newer Older

Landscape Architecture Aotearoa is published by the New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Tuia Pito Ora (NZILA). Advertising statements and editorial opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views of the NZILA or its membership unless expressly stated.

NZILA-Logo-wht-2.png
AboutSubscribeContact