BEFORE AND AFTER LANDSCAPE URBANISM

"Before and After Landscape Urbanism" is the title of a lecture by Stan Allen which will be held tomorrow at the AA in London. The lecture can be followed online live via AA streamline:
http://www.aaschool.ac.uk/default.aspx?entryId=2397§ion=eventsArchive
http://www.aaschool.ac.uk/

LANDSCAPE URBANISM IN SHENZHEN UNIVERSITY


Landscape Urbanism, Processual Utopias is the title of the lecture that Alfredo Ramirez will be presenting in ShenZhen University on 12th January 2009. The lecture outlines the modes of operation of Landscape Urbanism with regards to its large scale territorial approach, reading of processes and engagement with scales, giving both academic and real life examples of wirk related this emerging discipline.

AALU IN URBAN ECOLOGIES SYMPOSIUM, PARIS



AALU design tutor Eduardo Rico will be giving a lecture within the Urban Ecologies Symposium held at the Ecole Speciale d'Architecture in Paris. Eduardo will be outlining the design methodology behind Landscape Urbanism as well as another approach more linked to his role as infrastructural engineer within Arup. Both these two works are grounded on a critical engagement with social and material processes occuring in the territory, thus proving particularly relevant for the topic of urban ecologies.

LU presents in China Planning Research Group


Tomaz Pipan will be presenting his LU MA thesis at the China Planning Research Group at the UCL. The lecture will be held on Wednesday 10 December
Room 401, 4th Floor, Wates House, 22 Gordon Street, London, WC1H OQB 6:00pm-7:30 pm

The project puts forward an urban strategy and a design proposal for an economical and social sustainable development of peri-urban areas in China. The lecture is followed by a discussion where the issues presented will be discussed in a greater detail.

AALU FEATURED

AALU student work is featured in LANDSCAPE + URBANISM BLOG
http://landscapeandurbanism.blogspot.com/2008/11/ecotransitional-urbanism.html

AALU GRADUATE: VECTORFIELD

AALU Graduate Matt Wilson has opend up a new web page featuring his individual projects and research work
www.vectorfield.org