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Our cities over the past couple of centuries have been shaped by the linear economy. The seemingly endless consumption of resources is raising new urban questions by looking at circular futures.

Mr. Ranatunga is an esteemed member of the Sri Lanka Institute of Landscape Architects. In 2002, Mr. Ranatunga attained an individual membership (2002-2009) from the IFLA World Congress held in Riga, Latvia, and was later appointed the first Vice-President and Country Delegate after the SLILA was established in 2009.

Redland-scape is a landscape architectural design firm based in Bangkok, Thailand that focuses on creating the uniqueness of environments that improve people’s living quality and enhance the green ecosystem.

Take a sneak peek into our conversation with IFLA APR President, Mr. Fumiaki Takano and Kotchakorn Voraakhom, Chairwoman, Landscape Architects Without Borders as they discuss the progress of the industry amid the global Covid-19 pandemic that has impacted all our lives in unprecedented ways.

At AECOM, our Masterplanning, Landscape Design and Economics practice line has been a global leader in the field for almost seventy years. Our firm is widely regarded as the world’s leading land-based design consultancy integrating landscape architecture with urban design, economic planning and environmental considerations. The desire to enhance a sense of place drives our design approach. We find ...

Landscape architects should (and can) play a big role in co-tackling with these urban issues that revealed by COVID pandemic. As the Eco-business article states, it is important to break silos, and to collaborate with other expertise to better the post-Covid society together. What can you do as a landscape architect?

The days of immaterial cyberspace are long past. The future of an interconnected and responsive urban landscape is coming at us corona-speed.

Mike has held the role of IFLA delegate for the New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects (NZILA) since 2017. He has previously served three terms on the Executive Committee of the NZILA, one of those as Vice President, contributing to the preparation of a range of professional practice documents over several decades. Mike was made a fellow of the NZILA in 1997.

We would like to express our condolences over the passing of Prof. Sung-Kyun Kim.

My name is Kotchakorn Voraakhom, the chairwoman of the Landscape Without Borders working group for IFLA APR. I am reaching out to you today to make a call for unity and collaboration, to use our works to improve our post-pandemic world. As landscape architects, I strongly believe it is our duty to come together as a community to define a New Normal of sustainable cities in which both people and ...