CONTEXT presenter
Canberra based Landscape Architect Dr Julian Raxworthy will introduce the location as a place and environment.
DR JULIAN RAXWORTHY
Landscape Architect
Dr. Julian Raxworthy is a Registered Landscape Architect based in Canberra and the Principal Landscape Architect at FREE-RANGE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, his practice since 2008. He is an Honorary Senior Fellow with the ATCH (Architecture, Theory, Criticism, and History) Research Centre at the University of Queensland. He has held ongoing faculty positions in Australia at RMIT, QUT, and UC, as well as internationally at the University of Cape Town. He has also been a visiting professor at l’École nationale supérieure de paysage in Versailles and the University of Virginia. His most recent book, Overgrown: Practices Between Landscape Architecture and Gardening, was published in 2018 by The MIT Press, supported by a grant from the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. His current research, for a book provisionally titled Latent City, explores the intersection of ideology, land tenure, natural systems, and the experience of landscape.
EVENT INFO
Exchanging Ideas in CONTEXT - Colour | Growth | Form
DATES March 20-22 2025
LOCATION Canberra, Ngunnawal (Ngunawal) and Ngambri Country. Friday main seminar day will be at Ainslie Arts Centre located at 30 Elouera Street, Braddon.
CPD 6 formal points available on the Friday
University of Canberra HUB Courtyard, photo by Hugh Swann
