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Australian Institute of Landscape Architects   
events  &  professional development opportunities
           

 

The 2002 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects National Conference was held at the Stokes Hill Wharf Complex on the tropical waters of Darwin Harbour, Northern Territory from the 22-24 August.

people + places - the spirit of design examined the changing relationship of people with the land - past, present & future. The conference was a unique exploration of the roles of the landscape architect and other design professions in designing for our contemporary world. people and places - the spirit of design aims to achieve a common ground - sharing our knowledge in learning from, engaging with and healing the landscape.

The Conference featured presentations discussions and interactive workshops from a host of Australian and international presenters on topics drawn from theory, practice and the wider community.

Images from the conference events

 

2002  AILA National Conference Papers

  
     
Snapshot of a Profession  
A Report on the 2001 Membership Survey
  Linda Corkery
Head of Program, Landscape Architecture
Faculty of the Built Environment
University of New South Wales
     

Connecting Theory, Practice and Place in Today's Landscape: An Education Initiative

 

  

Gill Lawson
Associate Lecturer, School of Design and Built Environment
Michael Erickson
Managing Principal, EDAW Brisbane
   

Custodians of The Visual Landscape

   Patricia Barwick
Barwick & Associates
     
Design + Local Economic development = Sustainable Design Outcomes?

   Glenn Thomas, FRAIA, FAILA, Senior Lecturer in Landscape Architecture
Queensland University of Technology
   
  Kevin Taylor, Director,Taylor, Cullity Lethlean
   

Lake Bonney Tortoise Rescue Project

  
Graeme Hopkins - Registered Landscape Architect and Registered Architect, Director of Fifth Creek Studio
  Michael A. Ryan.
FAILA and Chair of the Landscape Professions Registration Board of Australia.
     
Place, people and prospect: responding to spirit   Diane Menzies, PhD, Menzies Environmental Ltd, New Zealand.
Neil Challenger, DipLA, Lincoln University, New Zealand
     

Survival of the Bedu Culture?

   Geoff Sanderson
 
    
Time, Seasonality and Design:
Reconsidering temporal dimensions and patterns of the Australian landscape
    Dr David Jones
Associate Dean (Academic), School of Architecture
Landscape Architecture & Urban Design
The University of Adelaide
   
  Jan Seto, B. Arch, GDLA, RAIA, AAILA.
Landscape Architect, Queensland

more to be loaded as the arrive........