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Ryan Sand - Junior
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David Kuslveen
- Landscape Architect - Louisville, KY
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Gretelyn
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Andrew
Konicki - Entry Level Designer - USA
Hannah
McAleer - Landscape Designer/Planner - Tampa
Jill Van
Sickle - Landscape Designer - Los Angeles or San Diego
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The jury session for the
International Urban Landscape Award 2009 took place at the end of November
2009. The focus of this year's award was on projects from
Great Britain and
Germany. The feedback was
excellent: 43 projects were submitted.
SOURCE: EuroHypo
Read
who made the shortlist at WLA
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Calls
for Collaboration between professions
Damian
Holmes, Editor of World Landscape Architect asks that Landscape Architects to seek collaboration with other
professions for the greater good of the profession.
Read
the Editorial at WLA
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ASLA 2010
Awards Calls for Entries
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A
£6.6m project to revamp the two squares at the heart of Woolwich town centre
will go ahead in the New Year after Greenwich councillors gave the scheme the
green light yesterday....
Read
more at SOURCE: Builder & Engineer - Go-ahead for £6.6m revamp of
Woolwich Squares
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Happy
Holiday Season
from World Landscape Architect.
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Building Design has just released its 2010 World
Architecture report and it has some interesting findings.
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Architect in 2010 by becoming a sponsor email Damian to find out how.
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The Australian Institute of Architects has
announced a shortlist of proposals for the Australia Pavillion at the Venice
Biennale. The shortlist of 24 was selected from 129 submissions addressing
urban spaces in 2050 and beyond.
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The National Park Service
and St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay recently launched an international design
competition to invigorate the park and city areas surrounding of one of the
world's most iconic monuments, the Gateway Arch in
St. Louis.
The winning design will be
announced in October 2010, with the resulting work completed by October 28,
2015 - the 50th anniversary of the completion of the Arch.
The competition - "Framing
a Modern Masterpiece: The City + The Arch + The River 2015" - is called for
in the NPS's new General Management Plan, which was developed with extensive
public input over an 18 month period, and finally approved on November 23.
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New
York Times feature with Walter Hood about
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CONSTRUCTION of the worlds
longest cross-sea bridge linking Chinas southern economic hub of
GuangdongProvince
to
Hong Kong. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau
bridge will have a total length of almost 50 kilometers(31 miles), of which
about 35km(21 miles) will be built over the sea, making it the longest of its
kind, according to Zhu Yongling, an official in charge of the projects
construction.
The bridge is going to
cost 73 billion yuan ($10.3billion USD)
read more at the SOURCE:
Shanghai
Daily - Sea
bridge goes long way to link key zones
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Atkins Middle East
has worked with
Abu Dhabi based Al Maabar to
develop the masterplan for the Al Waha development in
Libya. The
masterplan was unveiled yesterday and is expected to cost AED 1,400 billion
(US$ 375 million) .
SOURCE:WAM
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New
York Magazine recently published its 'Reasons to Love
New York' and in at No.33 was Because Times Square will never be finished and
reported that
The article goes on to give a brief overview of
Times Square and gives mention to West 8, BIG and Field Operations
Read more at
the [SOURCE: Because
Times Square Will Never Be Finished - Reasons to Love New York 2009 -- New
York Magazine]
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A redevelopment plan drafted by an
interdisciplinary team from the
School
of
Architecture +
Planning has been chosen as the winning scheme in the seventh annual Gerald
D. Hines Student Urban Design Competition of the Urban Land Institute.
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Happy
Holiday Season
from World Landscape Architect.
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South Korea has recently had a ground
breaking for a large scale remaking of the four major rivers known as the
Han, Nakdong, Yeongsan and Geum.
Read
more at WLA
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Eli Cohen recently gave a
lecture as one of the
FreshkillsPark lecture series and
the Freshkills
Blog posted this on in December
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Landscape architects will be among the
leaders in the battle to keep Queenslanders cool - and outside - as the world
deals with climate change, according to QUT's Professor Gini Lee.
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more at WLA
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If
the National Park Service is allowed to move beyond a "no-action" approach
for the neglected National Mall, the historic public space could serve as a
model of sustainable design for millions of visitors each year. Recently, the
American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) voiced strong support for the
Park Service's sustainable vision within the newly-released National Mall
Plan.
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more at WLA
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International Federation of
Landscape Architects released on Friday 4th December in advance of the UN Climate Change Conference
(COP15) meeting
Read
the full statement at WLA
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When thousands of COP15 delegates arrive at the climate summit in the Bella
Center, they will not be bored in the queue. SLA has staged the arrival area
with a temporary urban space that provides food for thought.
Read and see the temporary entry space at WLA
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Putting
the green in the O.C. Great Park
latimes.com
reports
Emile
Haddad has of what would become the site of the Orange
County Great Park and the location of his biggest development project
dates from 1986......
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Architects
Journal recently reported that the chief of Atkins has warned that
...We are in for another two
years of recession....
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Three
remaining greening projects for three areas in Hong Kong Island will begin
soon and, given expectations, be completed in the middle of 2011. Together
with other ongoing and completed projects, these mark the completion of the
Greening Master Plan Initiative for urban areas.
Read more at the SOURCE: China Daily
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