With her urban planning office “Fabulous Urban”, the Swiss architect and urban planner Fabienne Hoelzel restores hope in the chaos of Nigerian slums.
Donald Trump’s big Mexican wall might not stop migration. But as a sinister case of collective social therapy, it works.
“The city needs to begin to work like nature. That’s what embedding nature really means. All of its systems need to become like natural systems.” Diana Balmori in The Dirt (blog of the ASLA, 2012)
The International Garden festival, one of the most recognized showcases for contemporary gardens in North America, has announced the designers for its 18th edition. After an international call for proposals, 162 designs from 30 countries were handed in. The jury, consisting of five landscape architects and urban designers, selected six outstanding proposals for the exhibition. […]
The ASLA Annual Meeting and EXPO is the largest landscape architecture trade show in the world. The first day of 2016 ASLA was all about education sessions, tours and workshops. The real highlight started on the second day: the ASLA EXPO. Until Sunday nearly 450 international exhibitors will show street furniture, playground equipment, detailed solutions and […]
