Tag: landscape urbanism
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Landscape Urbanism in France published by A+U
The latest issue of A+U Magazine explores the development of Landscape Urbanism in France. The issue includes a rich collection of articles by leading Landscape Architecture practices like Agence Ter as well as founding theorists like Charles Waldheim. Considering the significant role that French landscape practices continues to play around the world – and the
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More-than-human histories
March 11 (5-7pm) /// MORE-THAN-HUMAN HISTORIES will be a conversation about ecological thinking and practices that have the potential to address the climate crisis. Speakers include: Julia Watson / Lenka Rajmantova / Loretta Bosence / Meredith Will / Roo Angell. Register here. COLLECTIVE LANDSCAPE FUTURES is a series of roundtable conversations – with students, graduates, tutors, and guests – discussing
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Trio of End of Year Celebrations
The end of year for Landscape Architecture and Urbanism students at the University of Greenwich has been marked by three collective events. Firstly, in June the students presented their final projects to a public audience of design practitioners, tutors, family and friends. Then on Friday we launched the end-of-year online graduate exhibition. Finally, the exhibition
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The Landscapists Seminars #39 Dima Zogheib, Arup
Thursday 25 June 2020, 09:00 [UK time], online via Zoom Dima Zogheib [Arup] >>> Register here +++ Dima Zogheib is an Associate at Arup. She is a chartered landscape designer and urbanist with 14 years’ experience in landscape planning and resilience. She works on designing complex and large-scale landscapes, smaller-scale community initiatives and planning for
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The Landscapists Seminars #38 Ruth Catlow [Furtherfield] and Tim Waterman [UCL]
Thursday 11 June 2020, 09:00 [UK time], online via Zoom Ruth Catlow [Furtherfield] and Tim Waterman [UCL] >>> Register here +++ Ruth Catlow co-leads on artistic and curatorial vision for Furtherfield and is the director of DECAL, Furtherfield’s Decentralised Arts Lab. As an artist, curator and researcher Ruth brings 25 years of experience from the
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The Landscapists Seminars #37 Helena Rivera, A Small Studio
Thursday 4 June 2020, 19:00 [UK time], online via Zoom Helena Rivera, A Small Studio >>> Register here +++ Dr Helena Rivera is a visiting lecturer in Landscape Architecture and Urbanism at the University of Greenwich. She was awarded her PhD in Regional Planning in 2015 at the Bartlett School of Planning, UCL, where her
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The Landscapists Seminars #36 Lara Zureikat, CSBE
Thursday 28 May 2020, 09:00 [UK time], online via Zoom Lara Zureikat, CSBE >>> Register here +++ Lara Zureikat is one of the leading designers in the field of landscape architecture in the Middle East and is the associate director for the Center for the Study of the Built Environment (CSBE) in Amman. Lara’s work
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The Landscapists Seminars #35 Chris Reed, Stoss
Thursday 21 May 2020, 19:00 [UK time], online via Zoom Chris Reed, Stoss >>> Register here +++ Chris Reed is Founding Director of Stoss and is recognized internationally as a leading voice in the transformation of landscapes and cities. He works alternately as a researcher, strategist, teacher, designer, and advisor. A recipient of the 2012
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Five Times Over – Landscape Architecture Exhibition
Five times over is an exhibition of student work from the Advanced Landscape Studio at the University of Greenwich. It presents a selection of Masters student design projects from the last five years [2013 – 2018], some award-winning works that have been published and exhibited internationally, including in: Representing Landscapes: Analogue (Amaroso 2018); OASE 98:
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Landscape Citizenships: A Symposium
The Landscape Citizenships symposium seeks to examine landscape citizenships through the lens of landscape justice and landscape democracy, bringing together international speakers in the diverse fields of politics, anthropology, sociology, geography and design among others. The symposium is being organized by Tim Waterman, Ed Wall and Jane Wolff. It is supported by the University of
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