The 2024 NZILA NZILA President's cocktail evening held at The Intercontinental Hotel in Wellington.
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Dan Males has been named as a new NZILA Fellow for his outstanding achievements and contributions to the landscape architecture profession.
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John Hudson says he feels very honoured to have been made a life member of NZILA. The announcement was made at the 2024 NZILA President’s Cocktail Evening in Wellington.
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The second day of the 2023 NZILA Firth Conference gets underway today in Whakatū Nelson after a thought provoking first day on the theme of “Growing Pains.”
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Peter Rough says he feels very honoured to have been made a life member of NZILA, adding the Institute has always meant a great deal to him. The announcement was made at last night’s NZILA President’s Cocktail Evening in Nelson.
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The 2023 NZILA Firth Conference gets underway today in Nelson, following on from last night’s NZILA President's cocktail evening held at The Boathouse.
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The latest report from the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) is unusually direct in its message, writes Dr Simon Swaffield from the NZILA Climate Action Group.
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Members of the NZILA Working Group for RMA Reforms has presented the Institute’s submission to the Natural and Built Environment Bill select committee hearing.
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The NZILA Working Group for RMA Reform believes the proposed Natural and Built Environment Bill could be positive for the profession and has made a submission to parliament about the reforms, meeting the deadline of Sunday February 5.
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The Tuia Pito Ora New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects' president says the current flood emergency affecting Auckland, Waikato and Bay of Plenty is a stark reminder of the threats climate change poses to all of us here in Aotearoa.
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The final component of NZILA’s 50th anniversary celebrations is out. Tuia Pito Ora - He Whakaahua is the book created to mark this important milestone and is now available.
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Today is International Climate Action Day and it comes less than a week out from the COP27 talks which take place in Egypt beginning November 6. It also follows the 2022 NZILA Firth Conference which highlighted the importance of the response of landscape architects to the increasing challenges presented by climate change.
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Climate change is about to be centre stage of world events with the COP27 talks set to begin in Egypt on November 6 but as NZILA/BECA Landscape Architect Craig Pocock notes, it has been a big month for his Carbon Landscape and as he says “validation is important because change often follows.'‘
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The new International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) Executive Committee has been announced and has taken over after this year’s World Council meeting late last month.
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Last Friday evening members of the Aotearoa landscape architecture community gathered at the new Isthmus Auckland studio for the launch of Te Tangi a te Manu - Aotearoa New Zealand Landscape Assessment Guidelines.
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Margot Long is a principal and founder of PWL Partnership Landscape Architects Inc in British Colombia, Canada and is set to present to New Zealand landscape architects in a NZILA Streetscape Webinar on July 29.
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It’s Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu National Volunteer Week, aiming to celebrate the collective contribution of all volunteers who enrich Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Four finalists have been found for this year’s Nohonga Design Challenge. It is the second time the challenge has been run by Brick Bay, the Auckland Branch of the Tuia Pito Ora New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects, Britomart and Resene.
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Tuia Pito Ora New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects wants to ensure the profession continues to engage with, and work to understand further the Māori world view and sees the upcoming Matariki celebration as an ideal opportunity to continue this mahi with webinar on June 14.
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As we continue the countdown to the NZILA 50th anniversary celebrations later this year it is important to acknowledge the evolution of the Institute’s awards programme from its relatively small beginnings - to the celebration of the profession we see today.
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