LI to launch Guide for Clients at Ecobuild

14 Feb 2012

Ecobuild Guide for Clients

Make space in your diaries for a host of events this spring, starting at Ecobuild 2012 for the launch of the LI’s first Guide for Clients...

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To celebrate the launch of Landscape Architecture – A Guide for Clients, the Landscape Institute will be hosting four seminars at Ecobuild on 21 March. The first three seminars will showcase projects from the publication, while the final seminar looks at a series of projects that are changing the face of London in 2012. Here's how the day's seminars will be scheduled:

10.30 – Vision: The Power to Transform Places

11.30 – Beauty and Civic Pride

14.00 – Infrastructure: Planning for the Future

15.00 – Celebrating 2012: How Landscape is Changing the Face of London

Local Green Infrastructure site visits and study days
Alongside its seminars at Ecobuild, the LI is hosting a series of site visits and study days at projects featured in its publication Local Green Infrastructure: helping communities make the most of their landscape. All site visits will be followed by a seminar and will include lunch. Dates for three events are given below, with a fourth date to be announced shortly.

Tuesday 6 March
Manor Fields, Sheffield

Friday 23 March
Eastern Curve, London

Tuesday 27 March
Dalzell Estate and Ravenscraig, North Lanarkshire

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Posted by Hannah February 15, 2012

So the seminars aren’t about the new Guide for Clients?
When will the document be available?

Posted by Paul Lincoln, Director of Policy and Communication February 15, 2012

The first three seminars are about the Guide for Clients and the last will focus on schemes which are due to be completed this year. The publication will be launched at Ecobuild and will be available from that date.

Posted by mary February 20, 2012

is it necessary to book for the Client Guide seminars/ LGI site visits and study days? if so, where/ how? thank you..

Posted by Zubair March 12, 2012

I want to thank all of the staff for their insites and views on the visit to India.  I have found the views very ivformatine. The book by Abhijit Vanerjee and Ester Duflo Poor Economics a Radical Rethining of the way to Fight Global Poverty positively lighlights two of the organizations you discuss Pratham and Seva Mandir. I highly recommend the book and would appreciate your take on the book and reactions to its comments on the two organizations.

Posted by Tim SH Dyer March 22, 2012

I would like to congratulate those who organised and spoke at the LI event at Ecobuild. It was a very interesting day. Having read the client guide on the way home I think it is a good document that illustrates and promotes the depth and breadth of Landscape Architecture.
It needs to be in as many clients hands as possible… more copies please!
Thanks

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