AILA National Policy Statements

 

Vision Statement

Resilient, engaging and healthy urban, regional and rural environments, designed in balance with natural and cultural systems.

Mission Statement

To advance the profession of Landscape Architecture in the service of the public interest and to provide leadership in the creation and stewardship of sustainable cities and settlements.

 

 

PROFESSIONAL POLICIES

PRACTICE POLICIES

About The AILA The AILA Landscape Charter Code of Conduct Competition Guidelines University Education and Accreditation Policies AILA Publications Policy (pdf) Moral Rights and Landscape Architects (pdf) BEDP: National Registration of the Professions       National Policy Responses AILA Response to National Urban Policy and National Population Strategy - March 2011

THE NATIONAL POLICY FRAMEWORK  <<-- click on llink unless otherwise stated - these policies are designed to be two sided one page documents. They are ready to be used for submissions, for advocacy, and to be printed or emailed to colleagues and clients and agencies for their use. Australian Landscape Principles   web link Green Infrastructure   web link Sustainable Settlement Integrated DESIGN (updated Oct 2011)   A National Framework - Assessment Tools (soon) Drivers for Change: Climate Change & the AILA Landscape Architecture Key Statements The Critical Role of Landscape Architecture in Adaptation to Climate Change Climate Change and the Climate System (7 page pdf)   Place Making Play in the Urban Landscape Transport Infrastructure Cities are Everyone's Business   one page The Case for Integrated Design Commissions Urban Design Water Energy Efficiency Housing Public Open Space School Landscapes Coastal Landscapes Retrofitting Urban Environments Public Art and Landscape