Publications
Do you want to get more information regarding our work? Here, you can find a comprehensive archive of knowledge and insight, a curated collection of articles, books, interviews, podcasts and essays that embody our enduring commitment to reconnecting people with nature.
From BIM to LIM: An Interview with Sebastiano Favaro
Interview to Sebastiano Favaro about BIM evolving into LIM, showing how digital tools and AI are transforming landscape design into data-driven, sustainability-focused urban planning.
Terræ Aquæ, Vol. 2 – Italy and the Intelligence of the Sea: Projects, Research, Visions
Catalogue of the Italian Pavilion for the 19th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia
Parco dell’Acqua: shaping a landscape where water becomes structure
Within the Parco Agricolo Nord Est in Lombardy (Italy), the Parco dell’Acqua redefines hydraulic infrastructure as a living landscape, integrating water management, ecological systems, and public space into a cohesive territorial vision.
Landscape as Urban Foundation, IoArch’s Dossier Verde
IoArch's March/April 2026 issue features Andreas Kipar's vision of landscape architecture as the structural foundation of the contemporary city.
LANDscape Is Transformation, an interview with Andreas Kipar
In an interview by Jana Revedin, Andreas Kipar reflects on landscape as a driving force for regenerative urban futures.
Milan’s green future: parks as drivers of urban transformation
In an interview with la Repubblica, Andreas Kipar reflects on how Milan is evolving through its green spaces, highlighting parks as the structural backbone of a living, interconnected city.
spazioBACCA: a bucolic corner in the heart of Brera
In the centre of Milan, a new public green space comes to life.
The Garden Boulevard in Vercelli awarded for “Resilient City”
Pianeta 2030 by Corriere della Sera, highlights Corso Garibaldi now reimagined as a green infrastructure that weaves together biodiversity, sustainable mobility and climate resilience, offering the city a renewed way of experiencing public space.
Paesaggi-Percorsi, preface by Andreas Kipar
In the preface of Paesaggi-Percorsi - a volume edited by Catherine Dezio, Giovanni Giacomello, Anna Lei & Mario Paris - Andreas Kipar reflects on how landscape is a cultural and natural infrastructure that provides benefits beyond its original purpose or site, as it represents a common good for all of us and for future generations.