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The Landscape and Environmental Masterplan developed by LAND Italia was presented to the public as part of the “Lumezzane 2030+” programme, outlining a long-term vision to reconnect production, Nature, public space and community life.

On 20–21 October 2026, LAND will be in Riyadh during the first edition of MIPIM Middle East, taking place directly in front of Al Urubah Park.

On 1 October 2026, LAND Research Lab joined the AI Catalyst Summit at AI Village, sharing insights on how AI can help create tangible impact for Nature and the economy.

For the fifth consecutive year, Andrea Bulloni, Director at LAND Italia, joined YACademy’s Architecture for Landscape course in Milan. This year’s lesson explored how urban space has evolved in response to social, environmental and cultural changes, from theoretical reflections to contemporary examples across the city.

On September 24, Ksenia Kuzmina of LAND Italia took part in Placemaking Week Europe 2026 with the session “Make Space for Nature”, exploring how Nature-based Solutions, technology and co-creation can support resilient and inclusive urban futures.

On September 25, Beatrice Magagnoli of LAND and Francesca Pintus of Oneworks will give a lecture at Politecnico di Milano, exploring the Mykolaiv Concept Masterplan, pilot projects and how urban planning can contribute to more sustainable, inclusive and resilient cities.

At Horti Aperti 2026, Andreas Kipar presented LAND’s vision for the Pavia Landscape Plan, exploring how natural capital, connected green systems and more space for trees can become strategic infrastructure for a more liveable and climate-resilient city.

The new sports and recreational hub in Canobbio has officially opened, bringing together sport, landscape, biodiversity and public space within a major green infrastructure designed by LAND Suisse.

At this year's edition of the renouned horticultural festival in Pavia, Andreas Kipar will join designers, landscape professionals, researchers and nature enthusiasts to explore the role of Nature in becoming a strategic infrastructure for creating better, more resilient cities.

How can landscape thinking help cities become more resilient, liveable and Nature-Positive? From 18–20 September 2026, the Tbilisi Architecture Forum in Georgia brought together international and regional voices to explore these questions, with Michael Gräf, Director at LAND Austria, contributing to the conversation.

At the 78th AIPH Annual Congress in Bari, Paris was named Grand Winner of the AIPH World Green City Awards 2026, while Andreas Kipar joined international experts to explore how plants, green infrastructure and Nature-Positive design can shape healthier, more resilient cities.

For its sixth edition, LANDconnects brought the international LAND community to Switzerland for a day dedicated to biodiversity, collaboration and a Nature-Positive future, while celebrating 10 years of LAND Suisse.

At Schloss Dyck, Andreas Kipar joined experts from landscape architecture, planning, research, politics and industry to discuss one of Europe’s most ambitious landscape transformations: the future of the Rhineland’s former lignite mining areas.

On 3 September 2026, Andreas Kipar will participate as a speaker at the conference "From Rheinbrown to Green-Blue: The Century Task of Post-Mining Landscapes", taking place at Schloss Dyck in Jüchen, Germany.

At the Konvent der Baukultur 2026 in Berlin, Andreas Kipar joined leading voices from planning, academia, and public administration to discuss the future of public space and the role of ecological thinking in shaping a resilient Baukultur.

On June 9th, the Municipality of Massagno officially inaugurated the renewed Casa Chiattone and its surrounding public park, marking an important milestone in the ongoing transformation of the town’s central district.