A great issue for architects—not architecture itself—is the power to resist saying yes to unethical expansionist projects. At LandmArch., we believe this quote raises one of the defining questions of our profession. Large-scale private developments shape far more than buildings. They transform landscapes, ecosystems, local economies, cultural identity, and the relationship people have with place. So perhaps the first question should not be "Can we build it?" but "Should we?"

Thrilled to share that LandmArch. will be presenting at the 1st International Online Conference on Urban Sciences (IOCUS 2026), sponsored by the MDPI journal Urban Science, on Day 3 – Urban Environments and Sustainability. 📅 Date: 22 May 2026 (Friday) 🕘 Time: 09:25-09:40 CEST (Basel) The presentation explores: "Reclaiming Place: Human-Centered Urban Futures through Creative Sustainability." This topic asks a critical question: "How can cities remain human in an era increasi

We are delighted to take part in the celebration of KTIRIO magazine’s 40th anniversary — a publication that has not only followed developments but has played a defining role in shaping architectural and urban discourse in Greece. In this special anniversary issue, LandmArch. was once again invited to contribute an article, this time on placemaking — not as a “trend,” but as a necessary shift in how we perceive and design public spaces. Our core argument is clear: cities can n

We are pleased to announce that LandmArch. is transitioning from a sole proprietorship to a Limited Partnership ( #LP ). This shift is...

LandmArch. is honored to have been among the lecturers at the "#IFLA World Congress 2023", presenting our scientific paper on "Social...

It is with great pleasure I announce the lecture based on my essay "The role of landscape architects towards the EU Biodiversity Strategy...