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20100707
sea level rise as a landscape application
Within every problem is potential: sea level rise as an opportunity for increased coastal ecology. the unfolding and interplay that occurs on coastal and tidal margins brings with it numerous possibilities for social and ecological engagement. traditional techniques for the control of rising tides focus primarily on the exclusion of flood waters. The work below focuses on the opportunities that SLR may bring to LA.
LA in Ponsonby
the ponsonby news have shuffled in a little FLA profile and pics in the latest showing. check it out here
20100527
idea + site + intervention
Landscape Architecture. year four student exhibition. hosted by c.pete griffiths + hamish foote. 27.05.10
images courtesy Victoria Northfield
20100525
rising tides
sea level rise as a generator for landscape architectural intervention.
idea: temporary extensions of coastline, unfolding over a programmed timeline
result: increased ecology, increased tidal engagement, increased public space20100502
some interesting contextual work headed out the F_LA doors last week.
Labels:
context,
fringe landscape,
parks
20100427
publications
Landscape Architecture NZ have just released their latest showing and includes a profile of the FIELD_LA TRANSPARENT exhibition.
Also out on shelves is the latest Architecture NZ featuring text and images from the QW entrants
Labels:
exhibitions,
landscape architecture
20100419
TRANSPARENT: landscape drawing




(images courtesy snowwhite gallery)
Photos from the recent exhibition. Transparent: landscape drawing.
The show is about opening the doors to our landscape philosophy and design process. Drawing is the tool we use in order to find things out about landscapes and in turn develop and communicate a final proposition.
for more info www.fieldla.co.nz
Labels:
landscape exhibition,
transparent
20100414
landscape analysis + lithographic print making?


images by C. Pete Griffiths in collaboration
with Auckland Print Studio
http://www.aucklandprintstudio.com/
Labels:
landscape analysis,
lithography
LANZ...WHO CARES?
so here it is. LANZ edition one.
here at field_l.a. we think its time for some transparency. no closed doors here
professionals? yip + students? why not + academia? definitely
short story: landscape architecture, design, concepts, ideas, hunches, methodology + engagement
welcome to landscape architecture nz
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