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The 58th IFLA World Congress Gwangju 2022

The 58th IFLA World Congress Gwangju 2022

Architecture Competition: The 58th IFLA World Congress Gwangju 2022

The world has witnessed rapid changes with the spread of the pandemic, technological revolution, and political conflicts. We the professionals now have the mission to provide healthy, happy, and beautiful vision. For this, we will gather to discuss issues of landscape with the scale ranging from local to global.

Through this event, we will reclaim public leadership in landscape architecture as we re:visit professional and academic achievements to date, re:shape the earth through emerging discourse and technologies, re:vive everyday lives to healthier and more vibrant ways, and finally re:connect to nature.

We invite you to Gwangju, Korea, to share ideas and visions to make a better future.

Website : ifla2022korea.com

Registration and Abstract Submission for IFLA 2022 is Now Open! 

Date : Aug. 31 – Sep. 2, 2022

Venue : KDJ Center, Gwangju, Korea

Abstract Submission Deadline: February 28, 11:59pm 

Early Registration Deadline: April 15, 11:59pm

Registration Deadline: May 15, 11:59pm

(Korean Standard Time, GMT+9)

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