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The Miramonti Hinterhof originates from a demanding landscape condition: a narrow, shaded rear area compressed against a steep rock face. As the hotel faced limited open spaces in its surroundings, client and designers engaged with this overlooked plot, exploring and embracing its potential. What was once perceived as marginal and harsh is reimagined as a […]

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We are seeking an outstanding landscape architect with professional experience whose work and research take a forward-looking approach to promoting ecological, climate-conscious, and resource-efficient development of open spaces and urban environments by integrating landscape architectural expertise into the design process. The research program to be developed in this context sh...

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From 9 to 20 September, the Arnhem region will be the setting for the Landscape Triennial 2026. Under the theme On a Water Basis, a diverse network of partners is presenting a wide-ranging programme of excursions, lectures, debates, exhibitions, workshops and cultural activities. At its heart is one urgent question: how should we shape the […]

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Log, the journal of architecture and observation published by Anyone Corporation, is accepting submissions for its 68th issue, themed Gardens, due out in Fall 2026. The submission deadline is 31 August 2026 at 11:59 PM. While humans occupy many different dwellings and territories, all of these share a single site: the Earth. Log 68 takes […]

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Landscape architects are rarely funny, argues Alex Breedon (Offcuts), and their humour rarely seeps into the work itself. This op-ed traces why that is, from professional caution to fear of frivolity, and makes the case for laughter as a serious tool for processing grief, protest and absurdity.

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