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27 Mar
IFLA APR Newsletter
March update
Landscape architecture isn’t just about designing parks or streets—it’s about shaping the way we live, connect, and adapt to our …
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16 Nov
NZILA IFLA delegate report
by Mike Barthelmeh
Like so many meetings these days, the 2020 IFLA World Council meeting was held virtually on 25-26 September, since we …
12 Nov
Counting down to the 2021 NZILA Firth conference
Dr Hannah Hopewell from Te Kura Waihanga-Wellington School of Architecture at Te Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington is the chair of the creative panel charged with shaping the content of the conference.
It goes without saying that much has been lost and missed this year due to Covid-19 and the NZILA Tuio …
10 Nov
The Nohonga (seat) design challenge
The Nohonga (seat) design challenge is a new collaboration between Brick Bay and the Auckland Branch of the New Zealand …
04 Nov
Nohonga installation at Auckland's Britomart
A Monday morning ceremony saw the launch of the temporary installation before the stunning finalists make their way to the Brick Bay winery near Matakana.
Takutai Square in Auckland’s Britomart precinct is now the temporary home to the finalists in the Auckland Branch of the …
02 Nov
IFLA Asia Pacific Region Newsletter
October edition
Featured in this edition: Newly elected President of the AILA: Claire Martin2020 Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe Award WinnerSea Level RiseCorporate Member …
29 Oct
Presidents Update
October 2021
Tēnā koutou ki te whanau, Nga mihi o te ra. October has been a busy month. I normally find that …
22 Oct
He Maunga, He Tangata (Māori Design Internship) Programme
24 month Internship
He Maunga, He Tangata (Māori Design Internship) Programme- 24 month Internship - Architecture or Landscape Architecture Masters study programme through …
19 Oct
IFLA Asia Pacific Region Newsletter
September Edition
Featured in this edition: 2020 AAPME Awards: The results are here!Internship Opportunities: A New Opportunity To Learn And Grow!LAWB: Interview …
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 …