15 Oct

Te Ahi Tupua - The Eternal Fire

A controversial new 12 metre 3D sculpture now welcomes visitors at the southern gateway to Rotorua. Named Te Ahi Tupua …

13 Oct

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. A senior …

12 Oct

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 …

08 Oct

New book argues for more nature in our cities.

We have never been more aware of the benefit of being out in nature, but how much quality time does …

07 Oct

HOME magazine to relaunch in New Zealand

New Zealand’s longest-established architecture magazine will be relaunched to the market in December 2020 after a brief hiatus following Bauer’s …

05 Oct

Project Profile Update - The Lookout by LandLAB

Earlier in the year we launched a new occasional series - our Project Profile, where we follow a specific project …

01 Oct

IFLA Declaration on Ecological and Community Health

Delegates to the 2020 International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Council meeting endorsed a declaration strengthening the global focus …

30 Sep

Presidents Update

September 2020

Tēnā koutou ki te whanau,Nga mihi o te ra. The last couple of months have been very busy for the …

28 Sep

The triumphant opening of Redcliffs School in Christchurch

Watch Video In June this year a very special Christchurch school re-opened. In something of a symbol of the city’s …

21 Sep

"Our piece of paradise" - Frank Boffa

Many months ago LAA asked distinguished landscape architect Frank Boffa to name a project he was particularly proud of. He …

21 Sep

2020 AILA Land-E-Scape: Reset - Towards Healing

Special offer for NZILA members

2020 AILA Land-E-Scape: Reset - Towards Healing // SPECIAL OFFER: NZILA Members are able to purchase a full pass to …

18 Sep

From South Auckland to the University of Cambridge

Auckland landscape architect Jackie Paul is off to one of the world’s leading universities to continue her study.

Just three years after graduating from Unitec in Auckland landscape architect Jackie Paul is off to one of the world’s …