Authors: Annegreth Dietze-Schirdewahn, Ramzi Hassan, Lei Gao This blog article presents an innovative approach that combines historical archival research with digital technologies in landscape architecture education. During the autumn semesters […]

In late 2021, Historical Archive of Norwegian Landscape Architecture (ANLA) was awarded the status of “NMBU’s strategic research infrastructure”, thanks to the generous support of various European and national organizations […]

I disse dager forsvarer igjen flere kommende landskapsarkitekter, planleggere og landskapsforvaltere sine masteroppgaver for et større publikum. Studentene er, som aldri før, interessert i historiske oppgaver som hovedtema eller som […]

Women professionals and their work are relatively unseen in the history of Landscape architecture. This is also the case in our Archive, where the majority of the collections are male […]

Del 2 Karen Reistad og Torborg Zimmer som er omtalt i del 1 valgte altså en utdanning utenfor Norge, selv om hagearkitekt-programmet på Ås har vært etablert siden 1919. Det […]

On the International Women’s Day, we highlight some of the first female garden architects in Norway. Digging into their contributions is not easy. While women did contribute to the discipline, […]

The Historical Archive of Norwegian Landscape architecture, affiliated to the Department of Landscape Architecture at NMBU, is situated 35 km southeast of Oslo in Southern Norway. Some people may wonder […]