Canterbury/Westland Branch News
03 Nov
International survey: how Artificial Intelligence is impacting the profession of landscape architecture
From ASLA, CSLA, and IFLA
ASLA, CSLA, and IFLA are currently conducting a survey on how Artificial Intelligence is impacting the profession of landscape architecture …
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31 Aug
Sculptures tell the story of early Polynesian navigators
By Kathleen Kinney
Tangata Whenua hold the knowledge, narratives and mauri of place. We understand the importance of whakapapa and that our connections …
27 Aug
A love of drawing and art leads to career in landscape architecture
“To me it was a really good combination of these things, the ability to draw and design, but also to be outside,”
As a child Mark Brown liked being outside playing sport and building things: construction was in his family’s blood. At …
18 Aug
IFLA Asia Pacific Region Newsletter
July Edition
Featured in this issue:Landscape Architects Without Borders: IFLAA APR President, Mr. Fumiaki TakanoObituary: Prof. Sung Kyung KIMLandscape Architects in the …
13 Aug
Northcote Greenway: Te Ara Awataha
As a key spatial corridor the Greenway project is characterised by the physical presence of the Awataha Stream.
Te Ara Awataha is a 1.5km green corridor located in the heart of the new Northcote town centre and housing …
05 Aug
NZILA welcomes review of the Resource Management Act
An independent review panel, led by retired Court of Appeal Judge, Tony Randerson QC, has suggested repealing the act and replacing it with two new pieces of legislation
The New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Tuia Pito Ora has welcomed the long anticipated review of the Resource Management …
03 Aug
Nelson/Marlborough Branch Event
The Nelson/Marlborough Branch held a gathering for its members and presented the certificates to their newly Registered members. Most of …
31 Jul
NZILA Call for Fellows
Nominations will close on the 30th September 2020
Through award of Fellowship, the NZILA recognises its leaders, innovators and ambassadors, and those who have made a special contribution …
29 Jul
Gary Marshall is a busy man
The more you learn about ecology, the more you realise that systemic change requires working with people in place
Gary Marshall is a landscape architect at Resilio Studio in Auckland. He’s also a part-time educator at Auckland Permaculture Workshop …
28 Jul
Design that mitigates post traumatic stress in children proves a winner
“Being able to spend time at a school to see how it functions on a day to day basis has been really useful when designing these spaces.”
Kamo Marsh landscape architect Tim Scott takes more than a parental interest in Rāwhiti School in Christchurch. He has worked …
28 Jul
July 2020 Presidents Update
Tēnā koutou ki te whanau,Nga mihi o te ra. If April and May were slow and murky as we waded …
22 Jul
Project Profile: The Lookout by LandLAB
In a new, occasional series, we are looking at projects before, during and after construction.
For our first, we spoke to LandLAB’s Henry Crothers and Sam Gould about “The Lookout” - which is part of …
15 Jul
Landscape architect for life - Di Lucas
Not one to shy away from expressing her at times controversial opinions, Lucas has helped develop the landscape architecture profession in New Zealand, and nurture our diverse landscapes.
Di Lucas knows what she likes. And she definitely knows what she doesn’t like. Chances are you do too. Not …