Reclaiming Tomorrow’s Landscapes: Insights from Tagebau Garzweiler

"Landscape architecture is the coolest job ever! And it has never been more relevant than it is today."
As part of her engagement with the Architektenkammer Nordrhein-Westfalen, Susanne Gombert discusses the future of planning, interdisciplinary collaboration and the importance of diverse voices in the profession.

Every summer reminds us that landscape is never just scenery.
As temperatures rise across Europe once again, we instinctively search for shade beneath trees, for streets where the air still moves, for parks, rivers and coastlines that offer relief.

Discovering Milan's Urban Transformation on a two-day tour organized by the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO) and LAND in November

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.

A new planning tool to connect biodiversity, climate resilience and urban transformation, recognising Nature as a strategic infrastructure for the city. The Municipality of Savona has appointed LAND to develop its Urban Nature Plan, the first planning instrument of its kind in Italy.

Developed by LAND Italia and SINLOC, the "Molta + Bibione" Masterplan establishes a long-term vision that reconnects tourism, Nature and public space to shape a more resilient, liveable and year-round destination.

From the city centre to the coast, landscape becomes the framework for reconnecting people, Nature and place through a Nature-Positive approach.

This summer, Europe is once again learning the language of heat.