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Edinburgh College of Art launches its ‘Vision’ of academic research

Edinburgh College of Art is delighted to launch Vision, a major new publication about its current and future research projects in the creative disciplines.
A lavishly illustrated book, Vision includes focus features on the College’s current research groups as well as profiles of over 100 staff and their ‘visions’ of future research developments.
With the aim of [...]

New WLA Feature – Book Reviews

We will be adding book reviews as a regular new feature to World Landscape Architect.
The book I reviewed is Composing Landscapes by Clemens Steenbergen.

World Landscape Architect – Composing Landscapes Book Review from WorldLA on Vimeo.

Sketchup Book for Everyone

Daniel Tal is a registered landscape architect and member of ASLA with over 10 years experience and has recently written a book on Sketchup, the easy to use 3D modeling program that has given students and design firms an affordable way to produce 3D renderings for projects. Daniel has been using Sketchup since the [...]

Andrea Cochran: Landscapes for our times – SFGate.com

Zahid Sardar, Chronicle Staff Writer interviews Andrea Cochran about her body of work and her new book
“I felt liberated in this climate to experiment with things I could not have done back East,” says the landscape architect, who arrived in San Francisco in the 1980s from New England.
To read the full interview go to SFgate: [...]

Defining Landscape Architecture: An Interview with Tim Waterman – Land8Lounge

Andrew Spiering of Land8Lounge writes
Tim Waterman has published a new book, The Fundamentals of Landscape Architecture, that he hopes will illuminate, “the meaning of the profession,” to the general public, young students looking for a career path, and professionals from other disciplines. This might be the perfect gift for those people that continually fail to [...]

As Mumbai Spills Over, Floodwater Creeps Closer – NYTimes.com

NYTimes.com reports
Inspired by the 2005 floods, Dilip da Cunha and his wife, Anuradha Mathur, who teach design and landscape architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, have spent the last two and a half years studying Mumbai and its uneasy relationship with water. They recently released their findings and 12 proposals for making the city more [...]

Topos 67 – Materials & Details – Available NOW

Topos 67 deals with good design, and the broad affiliated subject of materials and details. These days “right materials” increasingly involve eco-friendly, non-polluting production and short, energy-minimised transport. Topos presents different designs and projects involving such materials from all over the world – whether in Tenerife, Milwaukee, Melbourne, New York, Chile or Denmark.
The issue also [...]

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