Bernburg, July 30, 2021 – A short report on the DLA 2021
The Digital Landscape Architecture Conference DLA21, held May 26-28 at Anhalt University, remains very popular
We are very happy that this year’s second virtual DLA, organized in Germany, had 780 registrations and close to 400 active participants from 56 countries, keeping the level of participation of last year’s DLA at Harvard University.
Map with the 56 countries of DLA 2021 participants
We offered a compact format moderated through the entire conference by live moderators.
We learned that Digital Landscape Architecture offers tools needed to contribute to the extensive challenges of Resilient Landscape Architecture and Global Change. After the first day of very well received workshops on UAF, Geodesign, and BIM, the second day focused on Resilient Landscape Architecture. The final day was devoted to standardization in landscape architecture, such as Building Information Models – BIM.
Prof. Dr. Dirk Messner, President of the German Environmental Agency, UBA Umweltbundesamt, in his Welcome Address defined the role of technical tools such as digitalization, Artificial Intelligence, machine learning and digital twins, addressing the objectives of the United Nations’ Agenda 2030. The opening keynote speaker, landscape architect Kotchakorn Voraakhom from Thailand, introduced the problem of rainwater management in the completely sealed city of Bangkok. Keynote speaker Mohan S. Rao landscape architect from India introduced his work on integrating all involved parties in addressing issues of global change. The keynotes on the final day focused on Building Information Models and the need for further development towards Landscape Information Models that address environmental factors more adequately.
The DLA offered three parallel sessions with eight different topics in addition to the keynote lectures. The forty-five lectures are already published as open access paper in JoDLA.info
Please see the video documentation of the
- keynote lectures and the panel discussions and the
- presentation files of the fifty lectures and workshops
on the 2021 DLA web page http://2021.dla-conference.com/documentation/
The documentation of the conference is organized by the eight main topics and in the sequence of conference. You also find the two lectures from the conference on virtually teaching landscape architecture studios, by Prof. Dr. Travis Flohr and Prof. Dr. Jörg Rekittke.
Some of this year’s DLA pictures: The live panel – here during handing over the DLA 2022 to Harvard at the end of the conference, and a snap shot of the communication tool.
A snap shot of the communication tool by the DLA 2021 video conference system
And a big thank you to all authors, speakers, reviewers, moderators, technical supporters,
sponsors and supporters!
The DLA team is already preparing to accept the next abstracts by the dead line of November
1, 2021. Accepted papers will be published in May 2022 for the section of presentations in
Boston in June 2022.
Please submit your extended abstract to our review system by November 1:
https://www.dla-conference.com/
Welcome
The contributions for Journal JoDLA 6-2021 are in print.
Conference Program and Conference Registration arte posted.
Please submit your poster for DLA 2021 or register to receive your access code.
While the conference is frequently hosted on the Anhalt University Campus adjacent to the Bauhaus World Heritage Site in Dessau; Germany or on the nearby campus in Bernburg, the DLA has also been hosted by landscape architecture faculties in Valletta, Zürich, Istanbul, Munich and Boston.
Papers are selected by a two-phase peer review process. Accepted papers are published in the Journal Digital Landscape Architecture JoDLA. Authors of outstanding papers are then invited to speak at the conference. The journal publishes original papers that address theoretical and practical issues, innovative developments, methods, applications, findings, and case studies that are drawn primarily from work presented at the annual DLA conference. Its intent is to encourage the broad dissemination of these ideas, innovations, and practices. The JoDLA is listed in the international citation database Scopus.
The JoDLA has an open access policy. Past issues are available at jodla.info
We encourage you to participate in the DLA.
130 Landscape Architects from thirty countries attending the 20th Digital Landscape Architecture Conference DLA
Meet the DLA21 presenters:
June 18th, 2021
The Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture JoDLA is listed in the international citation database Scopus, where it is in the 65th percentile among architecture journals.
-> jodla.info
Jury Report DLA Poster 2021
The three winning DLA 2021 posters from three continents!
Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture 6-2021 is online!
Please find JoDLA 6-2021 online as open access publication:
https://gispoint.de/jodla.html
https://gispoint.de/liste-artikel/jodla/issue-6-2021.html
Your current publication on:
- Defining Digital Landscape Architecture
- Resilient Landscape, Global Change and Hazard Response
- Visualization, Animation and Mixed Reality Landscapes (VR, AR)
- UAV Imagery and Remote Sensing in Landscape Architecture
- Geodesign Approaches, Technologies, and Case Studies
- Landscape and Building Information Modeling (LIM + BIM)
- Digital Landscape Architecture in Practice
- Algorithmic Design and Analysis Landscapes
- Teaching Digital Landscape Architecture
Sign in and meet all the speakers during DLA 2021 May 26-28!
Contact: Prof. Erich Buhmann, DLA Chair DLA-JODLA@t-online.de
Welcome by Prof. Dr. Claudia Dalbert
I would have very much liked to greet you in person in Saxony Anhalt. The current situation, of course, allows only for digital meetings. Personal contact and exchange, as well as professional communication - the heart of every conference – must be shifted to the...
Check out the DLA’s Opening Keynote on TED Talk!
We proudly announce the Opening Keynote on Thursday May, 27 with Kotchakorn Voraakhom, Chairwoman for Climate Change (IFLA World), Landprocess, Addressing Resilient Landscape Architecture and Global Change
Please see the following as introduction: TED in 2018
JoDLA invites 56 authors from 19 countries to submit to Full Paper Review by January 10, 2021 – Congratulations to the Authors! The results of the abstract review:
Important Dates for the review process for DLA 2021 Dessau
Opening of review system | Nov. 01, 2020 |
Abstracts due | Nov. 10, 2020 |
Notification of acceptance | Dec. 10, 2020 |
Re-Opening of review system | Jan. 07, 2021 |
Full manuscript draft due | Jan. 10, 2021 |
Notification of acceptance for publication | Jan. 25, 2021 |
Revised manuscripture | Feb. 15, 2021 |
Opening of Conference Registration | March, 2021 |
Opening of Call for posters | March, 2021 |
Reviewed manuscript due | Feb. 15, 2021 |
Poster submission due | May 15, 2021 |
Conference | May 26-28, 2021 |
For the 22 nd Digital Landscape Architecture Conference, the Editors and the Editorial Board of the Journal of igital Landscape Architecture cordially invite you to submit abstracts for original, unpublished presentations focusing on the conference’s main theme
Resilient Landscape Architecture and Global Change
Abstracts were encouraged for this theme or from one of these other areas:
1) Resilient Landscape, Global Change and Hazard Response
2) Landscape and Building Information Modeling (LIM + BIM)
3) Other Standardization in Digital Landscape Architecture
4) Geodesign Approaches, Technologies, and Case Studies
5) Socio-political Responses of Digital Landscape Architecture
6) UAV Imagery and Remote Sensing in Landscape Architecture
7) Mobile Devices, Internet-of-Things, and ‘Smart’ Systems in Landscape Architecture
8) Algorithmic Design and Analysis Landscapes
9) Visualization, Animation and Mixed Reality Landscapes (VR, AR)
10) Digital Fabrication in Landscape Architecture
11) Teaching Digital Landscape Architecture
12) Digital Landscape Architecture in Practice
DLA 2021 supported by
Impressions from DLA Dessau, 2015
DLA | Digital Landscape Architecture