KUMPULandscape with IALI Bali and the Landscape Architecture Study Program at Udayana University

• By Admin
• Rabu, 17 Januari 2024

IALI Bali (Indonesian Landscape Architects Association) together with the Landscape Architecture Study Program, Faculty of Agriculture, Udayana University and the Landscape Architecture Student Association (Himarskap) are holding regular sharing session events starting in early 2024 with the title "KUMPULandscape". The event will be held every month with different themes and speakers for each session and will of course provide information about the professional world of landscape architecture.

This routine sharing session starts on January 17 2024 which takes place at Selaksa Kopi, Jl. Letda Made Putra 18/8, Denpasar with the theme "How Landscape Architects do "SKA" and Professional Ethics" which presented two speakers, namely Mr. Stephanus representing the sole sponsor of the event from PT Citatah and Mr. Yudha Kartana Putra, SP, M.Ars., IALI , a master planner & urban landscape architect and also the deputy chairman of the professional and organizational field of IALI PP Jateng.

This activity was attended by A Landscape Architecture Study Program Coordinator IGAA Rai Asmiwyati, S.P., MS.i., PhD., lecturers, professional practicing landscape architects who are members of IALI and students at Himarskap. The event began with a welcoming speech by the Chairman of IALI Bali Province, Mr. Chandra Feriansyah, S.P., IALI who also acted as the event guide. The first material presentation was about introducing product knowledge to various types of hardscape and tips for selecting and using marble for arranging outdoor spaces by Mr. Stephanus. Meanwhile, the second speaker, Mr. Yudha, discussed the scope and character of a landscape architect in order to work professionally and ethically, the role of collaboration with landscape architects in other professions, and other interesting material which became material for discussion in this sharing. Student participants who asked more questions in the question and answer session stated that activities like this were very useful because they could increase knowledge about landscape architecture that had not been obtained during lectures, and could also open up insight into the extent of the role of landscape architecture in Indonesia.

KUMPULandscape with IALI Bali and the Landscape Architecture Study Program at Udayana University is expected to become a sharing forum for creative design and management landscape enthusiasts in Bali. It is hoped that this activity will also be attended by the general public who are interested in landscape architecture and remember that this activity is also free of charge.