The Politics of Public Open Spaces: Exploring the Intersection of Landscape Architecture and Politics

Experience the thought-provoking discussions that took place in June 2018 amongst professionals and scholars from diverse fields, united in their passion for public open spaces. The conference series x-LArch, hosted by the prestigious BOKU/Vienna University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, brought together experts to delve into the complex relationship between politics and the built environment, whether it be urban or rural.

A Platform for Meaningful Dialogue

At the heart of this conference, titled 'Park Politics,' lies the intention to ignite dialogue and exchange between practitioners, academics, and researchers across various disciplines. By presenting their latest findings and showcasing innovative projects, attendees were invited to explore the multifaceted nature of politics in landscape architecture and its direct impact on our environment.

Expanding Perspectives on Politics

With a diverse range of voices contributing to the conversation, 'Park Politics' provided a platform to challenge traditional notions and perceptions. By considering politics from different angles, participants gained a broader understanding of the intricate dynamics at play in the realm of public open spaces.

A Journey of Discovery

Embark on a journey of discovery as renowned experts share their insights and experiences on the politics behind the design and management of public open spaces. Whether you are an aspiring landscape architect, an urban planner, or simply an enthusiast of sustainable environments, this conference offers a unique opportunity to unravel the complexities and potentials within the field.

An Inspiring Catalyst for Change

Join forces with like-minded individuals who are passionate about creating meaningful transformations in our built environment. 'Park Politics' is not just an event; it is an inspiring catalyst for change, fostering collaborations and envisioning a future where landscape architecture and politics harmoniously coexist for the betterment of our society.