Knowlton School Director Dorothée Imbert will deliver “Organizing Landscape Architects: the case of IFLA” as part of  Exchanges in European Landscape Design, 1945–1975 June 20–22 in Brussels.

The symposium Exchanges in European Landscape Design, 1945–1975 assembles a group of leading scholars from Europe and North America and asks them to examine the relations and transferences that influenced the course of landscape architecture in the postwar period. The causes and aftermath of the Second World War firmly established that life in the twentieth century was truly global, and that no nation today can exist in isolation.

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