Landscape Architecture Australia — February 2018

Embracing the

Asian Century

Guest editors Jillian Walliss

and Heike Rahmann and editor

Ricky Ray Ricardo introduce

this issue of Landscape

Architecture Australia.

Noticeboard

News and events.

Internationalism

in landscape

education

How has internationalism

changed and challenged

landscape architecture

education in Australia?

Essay by Helen Armstrong.

The changing

demographics of

Australian universities

Mapping the evolution of the

Australian tertiary sector.

Reflections on an

Australian education

A discussion with a group

of international landscape

architecture students on

their experiences in Australia

and why they chose to study

here. Article by Jillian Walliss

and Heike Rahmann.

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ISSUE 157

Strategic International Partners

Landscape Architecture Europe foundation

(LAE), Barcelona International Biennial

of Landscape Architecture, Landscape

Review journal

Early engagement

with Asia

Reflecting on the contributions

Australian landscape architects

have made in Asia since the

1970s. Essay by Catherin Bull.

Building partnerships

Hansen Partnership has

been practising in the

Asia-Pacific region for two

decades. Craig Czarny shares

what has been learnt.

China as a laboratory

for change

Rural Urban Framework

has been working with rural

Chinese communities to

contribute to social, economic

and spatial transformations.

Article by Jillian Walliss.

After landscape

Celebrating the life and

legacy of the late landscape

architecture academic

Marieluise Jonas. Reflections

by Heike Rahmann and

Jillian Walliss.

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A contemporary

Asian practice

Championing the work

of homegrown designers,

thinkers and critics in Asia.

Article by Jillian Walliss.

Mapping outstanding

projects in the

Asia-Pacific

An illustration of the top

projects in the International

Federation of Landscape

Architects’ inaugural IFLA

Asia-Pac LA Awards.

Material thinking

A profile of South Korean

practice Parkkim. Article

by Ricky Ray Ricardo.

Communicating

landscape architecture

in Asia

Landscape Architecture

Australia chats with the editors

of two landscape architecture

journals based in Asia.

Bottom-up

placemaking

A look at community-led

placemaking projects in

Taiwan, Japan and South

Korea. Article by Jeffrey Hou.

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Cover image

Outstanding Award winners in

the 2017 IFLA Asia-Pac LA Awards.

Image: Placemark

Asia in Australia

Practising in Asia An Asian Practice

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