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 …

21 Jun

From Copenhagen to Wanaka: Gerard O'Connell

Gerard O’Connell’s love affair with Denmark started as a child with LEGO. He considered the building blocks the “best toy …

17 Jun

Award shortlist for Parliamentary Play Space

The shortlist for the Landezine International Landscape Awards (LILA) has been announced with the Parliamentary Play Space in the capital …

14 Jun

2021 NZILA Firth Conference: Green MP Eugenie Sage

Green MP Eugenie Sage says landscape architects are “integrators” with a unique ability to interpret multiple sources of information and …

10 Jun

LAA Profile: Richard Tyler

Richard Tyler is a details man, not afraid to spend a few hours on the finer points of a design …

10 Jun

Highlighting Māori thinking

A recent book by the Landscape Foundation brings Māori perspectives on landscape to the fore.

With Kia Whakanuia te Whenua: People, Place, Landscape, New Zealand’s Landscape Foundation has produced a deeply rigorous and challenging book …