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Exploring how ecological intelligence, data, and landscape thinking can shape the future of resilient urban development with IUDD students.

LAND Italia participated in the competition for the expansion of the CINECA Campus in Casalecchio di Reno, Bologna, as landscape architect within a team with Open Project and DBA Group.

On April 14, Filippo Lafleur, PhD Landscape Urbanist at LAND Italia, was keynote speaker at the annual assembly of AIAS - Associazione Italiana Agrivoltaico Sostenibile in Bologna, contributing to the ongoing dialogue on the future of agrivoltaics in Italy.

A suspended therapeutic landscape is taking shape above the city, bringing nature, care, and climate resilience together in the heart of Milan.

Today, during Milan Design Week 2026, LAND officially launched Ecoverse – Design with Nature, a new platform integrating artificial intelligence, environmental analytics, and landscape design.

How can landscape guide us toward more resilient, future-proof cities? Together with FAST Ambiente Academy, LAND has successfully completed the first edition of the professional online course “Climate-Resilient Cities. Nature-Positive Solutions for Territorial and Landscape Planning.”

On April 16, 2026, the German Federal Garden Show (Landesgartenschau, or LAGA) opened its doors in Neuss. As an established format, it combines garden art, urban development and community topics and creates places that provide impetus for the future of cities beyond the duration of the exhibition.

Recognized among five international figures under this year’s theme “Architecture Is Transformation,” the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture celebrates over three decades of commitment to shaping a responsible, forward-looking approach to landscape, architecture, and urban development.

Strengthening our commitment to sustainability and public–private collaboration, we joined Alleanza per l'Aria e per il Clima 2026, the City-Business Climate Alliance of Milan.
The official launch event marked the beginning of a new cycle of shared action for a more resilient and breathable city.

In moments of acceleration, it becomes necessary to pause. Not to slow down progress, but to question its direction.

Jane’s Walks are free urban walks organized by volunteers on the first weekend of May in hundreds of cities around the world.

Yesterday marked the inauguration of Parco Basaglia – Functional Lot 1 in Gorizia (Italy), a project to which LAND Italia actively contributed, restoring the park’s historical identity while opening it toward a broader cross-border landscape with Slovenia.

Canada’s new national strategy “A Force of Nature” marks a significant step in aligning ecological systems with economic development. With a $3.8B investment, the country places Nature at the core of decision-making, recognizing it as a measurable and investable form of capital.

LAND Suisse participated in the competition for the new athletes’ accommodation and housing for seasonal workers in Ulrichen (Municipality of Obergoms, Canton Valais), as landscape architect within an interdisciplinary team.

AIPo ha raggiunto i target previsti dal PNRR per la rinaturazione dell’area del fiume Po, segnando un passo concreto verso la riduzione dell’artificialità del fiume e il rafforzamento della resilienza territoriale.

The launch event of LAND’s AI-powered Nature intelligence platform, exploring how data and technology shape the future of landscape design.

We are pleased to welcome Jutta Langer as General Manager of LAND Germany and the LAND Research Lab as of April 1, 2026, further strengthening our organization and building on the expansion of LAND Germany.

On March 25, Andreas Kipar, CEO and Co-Founder of LAND, took part in Visionare - I dialoghi di architettura, a lecture series promoted by the Ordine degli Architetti della Provincia di Varese and curated by Fulvio Irace.

On March 26, 2026, SHIFT – Sustainability Hub for Innovation and Future Territories was officially launched in Rome, introducing a new collaborative platform designed to address the challenges of the ecological transition through an integrated and systemic approach.

LAND Suisse participated in the competition for the new Federal Asylum Centre (BAZoV) in Buosingen, in the municipality of Arth (Canton Schwyz), as landscape architect within the interdisciplinary team led by Itten+Brechbühl AG.