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Environmentalists are warning New Zealand needs to save its wetlands to achieve its climate goals. They say peat wetlands are more powerful than tropical forests at absorbing carbon, and our Government needs to devise a plan to protect and recharge them.
Read MoreAuckland Council surveys public land to monitor kauri dieback disease and for the first time will be extending its approach to include healthy trees in its studies.
Read MoreApril is World Landscape Architecture Month. The initiative (WLAM) was established by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and is designed to celebrate landscape architect-designed public and private spaces.
Read MoreConstruction’s begun on the Foster + Partners-designed Red Sea International Airport on the west coast of Saudi Arabia.
Read MoreLandscape Architecture studio Rough and Milne (r+m) walks the talk when it comes to sporting sponsorships, providing money not just for events, but also for athletes.
Read MoreLisa Dunshea was appointed the manager of Auckland Council’s Urban Design Unit, Plans and Places last year.
Read MoreYou may have spotted billboards around key New Zealand cities celebrating the most recent Resene New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architecture Award winners.
Read MorePublic response to the $450 million RiverLink project in Lower Hutt has been heartening for the partners and consultant team leader, Isthmus, says feedback from open days has been overwhelmingly positive.
Read MoreA design that eliminates dirty industry and leverages a site’s ancient legacy of fishing has won GVL Gossamer and Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning & Design Institute an international competition.
Read MoreFeilden Fowles and J & L Gibbons’ plans for London’s Natural History Museum will transform its five acres of gardens into an, “exemplar of urban wildlife research, conservation and awareness.”
Read MoreIt’s been a 26 year labour of love but finally Di Lucas’ native plant guide is an online tool for Cantabrians to use.
Read MoreThe American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has added to its online exhibition which demonstrate how landscape architects are designing smart solutions to climate impacts.
Read MoreThe landscape architecture firm behind New York’s Highline - James Corner Field Operations - has won a competition to transform a disused railway into a park in the sky above Camden, in London.
Read MoreVolunteers are urgently needed to help collect data on how Wellingtonians use the city centre.
Read MoreRebecca Ryder joined Boffa Miskell in 2001 and has been a practicing Landscape Architect since 1998. She became an Associate Partner in 2019 and manages the Landscape Planning team for the Tauranga office.
Read MoreWe’ve previously showcased The Landscape Foundation’s first book, KIA WHAKANUIA TE WHENUA, but now attention is turning to the art illustrations within the book.
Read MoreDog parks are generally low budget affairs, a patch of grass where canines can run free and get a good sniff of one another.
Read MoreA new New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Tuia Pito Ora initiative designed to further the profile and aspirations of the landscape architecture profession in Aotearoa has been established.
Read MoreHeatherwick Studio, along with 20-member team EPX2, have developed The Cove for San Francisco.
It’s an essential upgrade of Piers 30-32 at the Southern end of the Central Embarcadero Piers Historic District, and is designed to protect against the effects of climate change.
Read MoreNicki Williams will present her research on gender sensitive design at this year’s @firthindustries @nzila_national #conference - see her #Q&A - over on our website
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