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  • LANDMARK: Dept Landscape Architecture, Unitec N.Z.

    Accessibility is the key to progression: Part of what we believe to be our role as teachers and practitioners is to encourage and explore concepts of community. Community within academia and community within professional practice, linking and fostering these communities as an accessible network. The purpose of these networks is simple: progression. Progression of teaching coupled with progression of learning equals progression of practice. Accessibility is the key to progression.
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agent based simulation

Nikolay and colleagues from TU Vienna will be delivering conference workshop on simulation in landscape architecture and architecture at 30th eCAADe conference in Prague September this year.   For more in foe click here http://ecaade2012.molab.eu/index.htm

Myths of open systems-oriented design of cities/landscape

Communique 2012: Peter Connolly – Myths of open systems-oriented design of cities/landscape 8 May 2012 12 pm – 1 pm Venue: Conference Centre Lecture Theatre, Building 423, 22 Symonds Street Host: School of Architecture and Planning Cost: Free Contact info: Natalie Guy Contact email: n.guy@auckland.ac.nz Website: Communique 2012 Sponsor: New Zealand Wood Peter Connolly initiated … Read more

Gallipoli Commemorative Landscapes Exhibition

Gallipoli Commemorative Landscapes Exhibition The Auckland Museum invites you to an exhibition on Anzac day April the 25th from 6 am to 4 pm by landscape architecture students from Istanbul Technical University and Unitec Institute of Technology. The exhibition is a series of speculative landscape proposals for sites on and around the Gallipoli peninsula to commemorate … Read more

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landscape architecture awareness day at Unitec

So all we have an incredibly busy week kicking in and around Unitec this week, culminating on Thursday with Landscape Architecture Awareness Day. From 10am – 3pm is the Understorey, down at Takuti Sq, Britomart and is presented by LASSU and NZILA (more info below +  here). Also joining us on Thursday is Christophe Girot, … Read more

Auckland Growth Studio: Studio 5

If ecological performance measures were included in the design process, would there be difference in the outcome? Can enhanced spatial, political and social outcomes be achieved through alternative approaches to managing growth development and environmental protection and enhancement? These are some of the questions explored through this project, channelled through a framework of landscape ecological … Read more

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Commemorative Landscapes

We would like to invite you to an exhibition at Unitec starting on the 5th of April at 1.00 pm, of commemorative landscapes designed by landscape architectural students from Unitec and Istanbul Technical University. We are very interested in how the 2015 centenary of the allied landing at Gallipoli will be commemorated. As landscape architects we … Read more

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Bogunovich and Bradbury: Opportunity in Christchurch tragedy

The terrible destruction of the centre of Christchurch has been a tragedy for the citizens, not only the loss of life and property but also the loss of New Zealand’s best planned city – a garden city on the plains with a clearly defined centre of cathedral and square. The contrast to Auckland could not … Read more

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So a quick reminder that X-Section is well and truly alive. Ideas, concepts and submissions for the 2012 edition are beginning to develop and will unfold throughout the year. X-section has a strong focus on linking industry with academia and as such this is a fantastic conduit for marketing yourselves, especially those entering their final … Read more

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