16 Aug

Graduate Information Evening

Hosted by NZILA Auckland Branch

On Thursday 12th August 2021, the NZILA Auckland Branch hosted a Graduate Evening at the office of Isthmus. This succesful …

10 Aug

IFLA World Landscape Architects Summit

Live Streaming from George Town, Penang, Malaysia

Calling for all built environments, professionals, researchers, students, allied professions and other fields! For the first time in the history …

10 Aug

Natural and Built Environment Bill: NZILA submission

What precisely does the word environment mean? The NZILA believes it needs to be clearly defined in the proposed Natural …

09 Aug

2021 NZILA Firth Conference: Spatial Justice

For the past 30 years or so Jeff Hou says his career has focussed on the theories and practice of …

04 Aug

NZILA President, Henry Crothers

Kia ora koutou - it’s August and I have lots to report to you since my last update.

50 years of usAs you’ll know by now, Tuia Pito Ora New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects will turn 50 …

28 Jul

NZILA Streetscape Speaker Webinar: Kate Orff & Tama Whiting

NZILA, in collaboration with Streetscape, is pleased to host a webinar with Kate Orff and Tama Whiting from SCAPE Landscape …

21 Jul

The Night Sky - What have we lost?

Just over a year ago LAA featured William Chrisp. He’d just been awarded the 2020 NZILA Vectorworks Student Scholarship and …

06 Jul

Reforming the RMA - why landscape architects should care

The NZILA is welcoming the much anticipated governmental release of the draft of the laws which will replace the Resource …

29 Jun

IFLA Asia Pacific Region Newsletter

June Edition

Featured in this edition: Matthew Pryor from the University of Hong Kong (HKU) talks about the pedagogy and mission of …

28 Jun

NZILA President, Henry Crothers

Welcome to my first formal update as NZILA President. I’ll be aiming to keep you closely informed of key developments …

25 Jun

Seeking contributions for X-section Journal 2021

Call for submissions/ abstracts.

X-Section is a student-led magazine published annually. Each year a small group of dedicated students explore a theme that links …

22 Jun

Missing link opens for cyclists and pedestrians

Auckland’s Southern Path has been a long, slow burn for the landscape architects involved. The process started with Shannon Bray …