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The article explores the first Global Job Task Analysis, a systematic research initiative and survey which aims to define the global landscape architecture practice.

In his first President's Message as the new IFLA APR President, Chris Tidswell expresses his gratitude for the support from IFLA APR, and highlights his qualifications, experience, and agenda to promote landscape architecture, enhance collaboration, and lead various strategic objectives within the Asia Pacific Region.

In this article, IFLA APR had the opportunity to interview Professor Damian Tang, Chief Sustainability Officer, Uniseal Global & Organizing Chair of the Circular Cities Summit 1.0, on his thoughts post-event.

In this article, IFLA Asia Pacific Advisory Board Chairman Damian Tang highlights the importance, benefits and influence of global collaborations and opportunities for national associations.

On this 75th anniversary, it is more important than ever to consolidate partnerships to help us face the challenges we encounter in the present and in the future. The future of the landscape architecture is in our hands, and remembering the efforts of our predecessors is the first step to renewing the ambition to carry on with foresight and vision.

After more than three years of Covid-19, starting from 2023, we have finally been able to resume more open and flexible international exchanges and travels. In September, I attended the IFLA Congress in Nairobi, Kenya, marking its 75th anniversary, allowing members from the five major global regions and representatives from various countries to gather in Nairobi and Stockholm.

This month, Monica casts a spotlight on the achievements of IFLA's 75th-anniversary organizing committee. She also highlights IFLA APR's notable milestones, which include the establishment of a landscape education accreditation system and a collaborative effort with ISUH to champion urban environmental justice.

In an era where urbanization and sustainability converge, landscape architects hold a pivotal role in shaping the future of our cities. Drawing from my experience as the former President of the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) Asia Pacific Region and my current role as the Organizing Chair of the Circular Cities Summit, I am profoundly convinced of the transformative ...

Johor Bahru, located at the southernmost point of the Malay Peninsula is also the capital city of Johor, Malaysia. It is within the city centre that the 4,380 meters long Sungai Segget can be found coursing between Sungai Air Molek and Sungai Stulang. The location of the river, and its 23 meters width, make it the heart of the city as it was once a busy trading route acting as a hub for loading ...

When we think of infrastructure, we often imagine concrete, steel, and asphalt - the building blocks of our cities and communities. But in Malaysia, a new trend is taking shape, one that incorporates nature and the environment into the built world. Green infrastructure is a buzzword that has been gaining traction in recent years, especially as our world faces the pressing issues of climate change ...