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 Net Zero to Nature-Positive: The Future of Real Estate lies in Landscape
In the September 2026 issue of FocusQI, Andreas Kipar explores how the shift from Net Zero to Nature-Positive is reshaping Real Estate, calling for landscape-led design, measurable Natural Capital and Ecoverse's data-driven approach to regenerating cities and ecosystems.
Pavia Green: a Landscape Strategy for a More Resilient City
La Provincia Pavese highlights LAND’s landscape vision for Pavia’s new urban plan, where green infrastructure becomes a key tool to mitigate heat, strengthen ecological connections and improve the city’s climate resilience.
Reconnecting People with Nature: Andreas Kipar in DAB
In a recent interview with Deutsches Architektenblatt (DAB), LAND Founder and CEO Andreas Kipar reflects on climate adaptation, nature conservation and the role of landscape in shaping more resilient and liveable cities.
Vercelli anticipated the future: Garden Boulevard as a model for climate adaptation
As extreme heat becomes a new condition for urban life, the Garden Boulevard of Corso Garibaldi in Vercelli shows how public space can adapt through permeable surfaces, trees, biodiversity and a renewed relationship between Nature and the city.
Extreme Heat: Bringing Nature Back to Our Cities
In L'Espresso, Andreas Kipar explores why restoring Nature must become the foundation of urban resilience, climate adaptation and the future of city-making.
When Europe Discovers What the Gulf Already Knows
In a contribution for Landscape Middle East, Andreas Kipar explores why Nature must become essential urban infrastructure if cities are to adapt to a hotter and more uncertain climate.
More courage against heat: Andreas Kipar on green urban transformation
As rising temperatures reshape the way cities are planned and experienced, green infrastructure becomes a central tool for making urban spaces more liveable, resilient and economically valuable.
