The New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Tuia Pito Ora (NZILA), supported by Firth, are hosting the annual Landscape Architecture wānanga in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington on 16-17 May.
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“We had whānau, community representatives, climate science experts, and local government folks all in the same place, talking about what we can do now to enhance our future. ”
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Kongjian Yu, recipient of the 2023 Cornelia Hahn Oberlander International Landscape Architecture Prize is the global champion of the “sponge cities” concept for addressing climate change accelerated urban flooding.
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Amelia Linzey - Chief Executive at Beca - recently shared her thoughts on what Waitangi Day means to Beca and how it guides their business.
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A Destination Skatepark in Kilbirnie is getting ready to roll with skatepark specialist company CONVIC confirmed as designers.
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Around half of New Zealanders are more worried about climate change following this year’s severe weather events, and the majority are looking for affordable ways to take action in their own lives.
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Sometimes landscape architects have once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. Four years ago Diane Menzies was asked by a Chinese colleague, Professor Liu Xiaoming, to help him with a dictionary project.
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NUWAO aims to develop nature-based urban design solutions, rooted in Indigenous knowledge.
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In this article, Garth Falconer shares his experience of the 75th IFLA Congress from his recent visit to Stockholm.
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Environmental neuroscience is an emerging field devoted to studying the impact of social and physical environments on brain processes and behaviour.
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Pamela’s influential carbon research is elevating the net positive impacts of the exterior built environment
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Caitlin Hartnett-Poleman from Victoria University has been awarded the 2023 NZILA Vectorworks Landmark Student Scholarship.
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Landscape architect Fred Tschopp lived and worked in New Zealand between 1929 and 1932 and has been described as the country’s first modern landscape architect
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Matariki constellation comes to life in the Queens Garden’s for Te Ramaroa light festival in Nelson with a collaborative design from Victory School and RMM Landscape Architect – Rory Langbridge.
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One of the speakers at the 2023 NZILA Firth Conference, Kotchakorn Voraakhom, says she is impressed with how the landscape architecture profession here in Aotearoa is continuing to define and redefine itself.
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Reflecting on the 2023 NZILA Firth Conference in Nelson last week, Kate Orff, a professor at Columbia University and the founder of Scape Landscape Architecture, said she feels Aotearoa New Zealand is a window to the future.
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Outgoing NZILA Chief Operating Officer Vicki Clague has been made an honorary fellow of the Institute. NZILA President Henry Crothers announced the honour at last night’s 2023 NZILA President’s Cocktail evening in Nelson.
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Shona McCahon and Rebecca Ryder have been named as new NZILA Fellows for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the landscape architecture profession.
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Peter Rough says he feels very honoured to have been made a life member of NZILA, adding the Institute has always meant a great deal to him. The announcement was made at last night’s NZILA President’s Cocktail Evening in Nelson.
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The 2023 NZILA Firth Conference gets underway today in Nelson, following on from last night’s NZILA President's cocktail evening held at The Boathouse.
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