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1 month ago | landezine.com | Zas Brezar

In the movie Stalker (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1979), three men enter the Zone—a seemingly ordinary overgrown meadow interspersed with derelict post-military remnants and disused objects. They wish to reach an abandoned building that contains a special room granting one’s deepest wishes. Yet, a strange and looming danger persists: crossing the meadow in a straight line might not be safe.

2 months ago | landezine.com | Zas Brezar

Landezine is calling landscape architects and architects to submit their built projects to the tenth edition of the LILA – Landezine International Landscape Award. There are more than 50 possible recognitions (shortlists, special mentions, awards). All shortlisted entries will be published on the front page of the LILA website. All entries will be published on the LILA website on its own page with full material.

2 months ago | landezine.com | Zas Brezar

editor’s note: The following text is the inaugural lecture given by Joost Emmerik when he assumed his position as Head of Landscape at the Academy of Architecture in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, in 2022. The text particularly excels in embedding doubt into the teaching process. It is the doubt about nature, our entanglement with it, and the values and politics that drive the design process.

Jan 15, 2025 | landezine.com | Zas Brezar

1 Spadina Crescent Toronto, Canada / 2025-01-06 Application Date The professional Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) degree at the University of Toronto John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design is a nationally accredited program that uses intensive studio-based courses to address current global design challenges.

Jan 14, 2025 | landezine.com | Zas Brezar

editor’s note: This article by Kelly Shannon and Donielle Kaufman was first published on 9 January 2018. With the recent fires around Los Angeles, we are bringing it into focus again as it sheds light on processes and hidden corners of the context that brought about California’s ‘wildfire epidemic’. _Drought. Flood. Fire. These, known as the ‘seasons’ of California, are more and more often regularly experienced rather than extreme exceptions as depicted in dystopian novels or film noir.