IFLA Launches Global Studio Program (GSP) Launched on March 22nd, 2024, the IFLA GSP is a first step into integrating global landscape architecture academia. This program ties together 4 charrettes associated with major LA events across 4 IFLA regions with the objective of R&D regarding (1) LA future leadership and (2) a global network of LA education institutions More here https://lnkd.in/eUfedZU3 #LandArch #LandscapeArchitecture #Charrette #DesignCompetition #IFLA #GSP #GlobalStudio
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Heritage conservation and housing development do not have to be competing forces.
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Where is Latin (x) America's first Doctor of Design Program? What are "informal means" and how are they leading innovation in architecture and landscape? Dr. Axel Becerra, Dean of the University of Michoacán School of Architecture, alum Harvard University Graduate School of Design, alum Sheffield School of Architecture at the University of Sheffield, discusses in his lecture at UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design how interstices of formal rules and structures and informal flows are creating novel typologies in-between. #architecture #landscapearchitecture #urbandesign #university
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What is the future for world class innovation districts in the UK? Over 10,000 new students are arriving now at UCL East and the London College of Fashion's new home on the 'East Bank' at Stratford where new buildings for the V&A, BBC Music, and Sadler's Wells are under construction. Future Cities Forum is holding its' 'Innovation Cities' event this week hosted by Here East, at Plexal on the Olympic Park. The full-day event will include four panel discussions with the Infrastructure & Projects Authority, The Alan Turing Institute, the V&A and British Land among other speakers with a planning workshop run by Arup. We will be looking at the growth of innovation districts not only in east London but in the North of England. Best practice in design for science and innovation hubs will be debated and featuring among other campuses, the new university buildings of UCL East and the London College of Fashion. Questions will be asked about the role of data in mapping new innovation quarters in cities and the impact of AI on future research, and also on the curating of new cultural districts for the benefit of local communities. Finally, the planning of affordable housing connected to transport hubs and the making of vibrant, healthy places, will be considered by Homes England and The Bartlett as well as Populo Living and Hadley Property Group. Image of Here East, courtesy Jason Hawkes. You can see the line-up here: https://lnkd.in/eaVMNhVx
Future Cities Forum's 'Innovation Cities' hosted by Here East
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