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Landscape Show Partners with GLDA and IFLA Europe
- 28 June 2013
The Landscape Show at Battersea Park Evolution Centre on the 24th & 25th September is continuing to grow and attracting major interest from across Europe. June has seen the addition of two new Associations now partnered with the event to help promote the show to its audience and encourage more designers, contractors and architects to become inspired by the free seminars on offer and the hundred of products and services available.
GLDA – The GLDA is Ireland’s only association of professional garden designers, horticulturists and landscape architects. Individual members provide garden and landscape design services throughout Ireland. Every Full Member is rigorously assessed by an external panel of professionals, made up of experts from the design, horticultural and academic sides of the profession.
ILFA EUROPE – International Federations of Landscape Architects vision is to establish the importance of all matters relating to landscape and landscape architecture as the physical, socio-economic, cultural, visual, conceptual and spatial context of our European communities. Their holistic vision demands they establish, support, and promote the landscape architectural profession across Europe, contributing to international discourse, shaping and disseminating European initiatives, facilitating the exchange of information, whilst promoting excellence in professional practice, education and research culminating in a culturally rich, diverse and sustainable Europe.
With representative from over 30 countries requesting tickets to be part the show, 4 international pavilions highlighting trends from across Europe and visitors working in projects in over 100 countries in the World, Landscape Show is must attend event for any landscape designer, architect or contractor.
Free tickets can be requested here.
Both associations have agreed to play active roles within marketing the event to their members and be part of the fastest growing trade Landscape focused event in the UK and Europe.
