News
13 Apr
NZPI RFP on Spatial Planning
NZPI is looking for two consultants to deliver a foundational training course on spatial planning.
Long term regional spatial planning has broad political support and is highly likely to be a feature of any new …
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03 Feb
Landscape Architecture Aotearoa
Summer Edition.
Included in this edition: Agenda: Student SuccessOn the Cover: Kopupaka ReserveLegal Commentary: Positive effectsPlant Guide: Plants for indoors We trust …
18 Jan
UNITEC Graduation Prizegiving 2016
Henry Crothers presents NZILA Awards
NZILA would like to Congratulate these three recipients on this fine achievement. Sofia Fourman - NZILA/Frank Boffa Award for overall …
01 Jan
President's Update
Kia ora everyone
Welcome to the New Year! I trust that 2017 will be prosperous for us all. I am excited about the …
01 Dec
Member Profile
Penny Allan & Martin Bryant
Ten years ago, when lots of New Zealanders were lining up to go to Australia, Penny and I bought a …
30 Nov
Landscape Architecture Aotearoa
Spring edition.
Included in this edition: Urban Opinion: Occupy the Red ZoneOn the Cover: Waterview PlaygroundLegal Commentary: Tread with CarePlant Guide: Against …
30 Nov
Instant Pocket Park
A green island in a sea of earthquake demolition has been brought back to life.
Typically, pocket parks take years and years before they reach their full potential, as a relaxed leafy retreat nestled within …
25 Nov
Turn the page
We speak with Garth Falconer, Ralph Johns and Philip Smith — the authors of three notable, but very different, books that were published last year. From initial motivation to lessons learned, the three men share their opinions and insights.
In 2015, the Landscape Architetcure profession was graced with not one but three books, which dared to expose this oftsecretive …
25 Nov
Occupy the Red Zone
Looking past bureaucratic obstacles, Bernd Gundermann proposes a future for Christchurch’s Red Zone that could serve as an archetype for riparian suburbs facing the e ects of climate-change.
Last time I was invited by Regenerate Christchurch to advise about the future of the Residential Red Zone along the …
24 Nov
Against the wind
In the sixth installment of an eight-part series, plantsman David McDermott examines plants suitable for windy spots.
ONE OF THE GREATEST CHALLENGES IN PLANTING design is being handed a ‘blank canvas’. The site may be virtually featureless …
01 Nov
Designing pump stations: leaving a legacy
Working as part of the Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild Team
Working as a small design team within SCIRT, we had the opportunity to develop designs for a number of pump …