International Federation of Landscape Architects Awards

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gptkbp:instanceOf award
gptkbp:advocatesFor sustainable land use practices
public awareness of landscapes
gptkbp:affiliatedWith gptkb:International_Federation_of_Landscape_Architects
gptkbp:awardedBy gptkb:International_Federation_of_Landscape_Architects
gptkbp:awards certificates
medals
honorary mentions
gptkbp:category design awards
research awards
student awards
gptkbp:celebrates diversity in landscape architecture
innovative landscape projects
gptkbp:encourages innovation in design
interdisciplinary approaches
collaboration among professionals
adaptive reuse of landscapes
sustainable design solutions
public participation in design
creative problem-solving in design.
gptkbp:enhances professional development
gptkbp:establishedIn 1965
gptkbp:features various landscape types
gptkbp:firstAwarded 1966
gptkbp:fosters global dialogue on landscape issues
gptkbp:heldIn two years
gptkbp:highlights environmental stewardship
importance_of_biodiversity
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gptkbp:includes rural landscapes
urban landscapes
historic landscapes
public and private projects
ecological landscapes
gptkbp:influences landscape architecture practices globally
gptkbp:judgingCriteria panel of experts
gptkbp:location varies by year
gptkbp:promotes sustainable landscape practices
climate-resilient design
awareness of landscape architecture
best practices in landscape architecture
health and well-being through landscapes
cultural_exchange
gptkbp:provides networking opportunities
gptkbp:recognizes excellence in landscape architecture
community engagement in projects
cultural significance of landscapes
landscape architects' contributions
artistic expression in landscapes
impact of landscapes on quality of life
gptkbp:submissionDeadline open to global participants
gptkbp:supports research initiatives
landscape conservation efforts
education in landscape architecture
local communities through design