Landscape Architecture as a common ground IFLA Europe Exhibition of Landscape Architecture Projects in Europe This year we implemented the idea of the first IFLA Europe Exhibition. The concept was to create a traveling exposition in a form of a compact pack to tour Europe and other continents too. The exhibition presented 61 projects from 24 countries in the form of a catalogue, a multimedia presentation and 24 exhibition panels. It was reduced to a CD form which we handed out to our National Associations whilst expressing hope for repeated celebration of the exhibition opening in particular countries. We believed it would be a pretext for encounters, discussions and talks on the issue of contemporary landscape architecture as it is aimed at broad promotion of this profession as well as the mission of shaping the space while bearing in mind its complexity. The Exhibition puts together the projects from Europe designed by landscape architects or with their cooperation. The subject of the exhibition focused on the problems of barriers that had accumulated alongside the development of space. One of the tasks of the contemporary landscape architecture is to overcome barriers to achieve the continuity on the natural and cultural level The material is the result of cooperation between a great number of individuals and teams. Moreover, this exhibition would not have seen the daylight had it not been for their shared commitment.
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Cover page, catalogue edition and graphic design: Marta Gotfryd, Natalia Kubiela, Filip Bruchnalski - students of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, Michał Jandura – student supervision
