The Landscape Institute, the Landscape Foundation, the May 2021 LI Elections

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CITY as LANDSCAPE architecture

Tom Turner

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Tom Turner is the author of books, eBooks, blogs and videos on urban design, garden design and landscape design - including a book on City as Landscape. He publishes selections from books and other material as podcasts. They deal with the history, theory, position and prospects for what Geoffrey Jellicoe called 'the most comprehensive of the arts': landscape architecture.

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The Landscape Institute, the Landscape Foundation, the May 2021 LI Elections - and the future

CITY as LANDSCAPE architecture

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4 years ago

The Landscape Institute, the Landscape Foundation, the May 2021 LI Elections - and the future

The UK Landscape Institute election, in May 2021, is a good opportunity to think about the future of the landscape profession, the art of landscape architecture and the UK Landscape Foundation. The LI dates from 1929 and the LF from 1992. Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe was right that both are needed. As well having a major role in shaping the LI, Jellicoe established the International Federation of Landscape Architects and the UK Landscape Foundation. In my view, the LI should concentrate on the administrative aspects of landscape architecture and the LF on the imaginative and developmental aspects of what Jellicoe believed to be 'the most comprehensive of the arts': Landscape Architecture. It needs more voices.