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Why graffiti free is a sign of success for an award winning project
Posted 01 03 2018
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The Harewood Underpass
The latest in our video series celebrating the Resene NZILA Pride of Place award winners takes us to the outskirts of Christchurch where a stunning underpass inspired by the alps and the Canterbury weather has been well received. Mike Thomas from Jasmax outlines the project and tells us why the lack of graffiti on the infrastructure category winner is so important.
01 Sep
IFLA APR Newsletter: August Edition
Welcome to the August update! This month, explore how landscape architecture is responding to climate crisis and ecological change, from …
26 Aug
Ka Rū Ka Hā is taking shape
The programme is coming together, our MC is confirmed, and earlybird registrations are open until 23 September.
With just over two months to go, Ka Rū Ka Hā | Awaken the Energy is taking shape, with the …
25 Aug
Submissions Now Open | IFLA APR Landscape Architecture Awards 2026
The wait is over: Submissions for the IFLA Asia-Pacific Region Landscape Architecture Awards 2026 are officially open! The IFLA Asia-Pacific …
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