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 …

17 Sep

The Pacific Path brings Botanic Gardens Masterplan to life

The Pacific Path brings Botanic Gardens Masterplan to life.By Isthmus Manukau city is a young, fast growing settlement 23 kilometres …

10 Sep

IFLA Internship Opportunities

Greetings from IFLA Asia-Pacific Region!Looking ahead in the post-covid world, IFLA APR has an ongoing initative that is a bid …

10 Sep

Wellington takes another step in it's te reo journey.

Wellington takes another step in it's te reo journey.Wellington has moved a step closer to realising it’s vision of becoming …

08 Sep

Making more people-space - Linnea Jacobsen

Linnea Jacobsen is a Danish landscape architect who had always had a hankering to visit New Zealand. During the final …

01 Sep

Paying tribute to Megan Wraight

We’re incredibly sad to share the loss of one of our industry’s shining lights. Megan Wraight died yesterday after a …

31 Aug

NZILA IFLA delegate update

Virtual meetingThe 2020 IFLA APR council meeting was held on 21 August, not in Penang where we were all meant …

31 Aug

Sculptures tell the story of early Polynesian navigators

By Kathleen Kinney

Tangata Whenua hold the knowledge, narratives and mauri of place. We understand the importance of whakapapa and that our connections …

27 Aug

A love of drawing and art leads to career in landscape architecture

“To me it was a really good combination of these things, the ability to draw and design, but also to be outside,”

As a child Mark Brown liked being outside playing sport and building things: construction was in his family’s blood. At …

18 Aug

IFLA Asia Pacific Region Newsletter

July Edition

Featured in this issue:Landscape Architects Without Borders: IFLAA APR President, Mr. Fumiaki TakanoObituary: Prof. Sung Kyung KIMLandscape Architects in the …

13 Aug

Northcote Greenway: Te Ara Awataha

As a key spatial corridor the Greenway project is characterised by the physical presence of the Awataha Stream.

Te Ara Awataha is a 1.5km green corridor located in the heart of the new Northcote town centre and housing …

05 Aug

NZILA welcomes review of the Resource Management Act

An independent review panel, led by retired Court of Appeal Judge, Tony Randerson QC,  has suggested repealing the act and replacing it with two new pieces of legislation

The New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Tuia Pito Ora has welcomed the long anticipated review of the Resource Management …