Annual l General l Meetin ing th April Wednesday, 24 th il 2019 W . scotland.landscapeinstitute.org E: E: mail ail.scotland.landsc scapeinstitute.org Twitter@LI_Scotland
The Mark Turnbull Travel Award for Graduate Landscape Architects: Learn from a world perspective to influence in Scotland Award Announced AGM 24 April 2019 Award Open for Applications 30 April 2019 Award Closes for Applications 28 June 2019 Assessment Panel Reviews and selects preferred applicant/s 1 - 5 July 2019 Applicant notified and referees contacted w/c 8 July 2019 Interview if required w/c 8 July 2019 Applicant provides all details of trip/costings w/c 5 August 2019 Announcement and award made w/c 5 August 2019 Period of overseas project visit Aug 2019 – 18 March 2020 Final Report Deadline 17 April 2020 Presentation at AGM 2020 29 April 2020
LIS OFFICES & ARCHIVE Meeting space Events space Scottish Archive LIS also supports Scottish Modernist Landscape Project The Sco.Mo Project aims to promote and implement the documentation, preservation and celebration of Scottish Modernist Landscape Architecture (1945- 1999). 15 Rutland Square, Edinburgh EH1 2BE We need your help W.scotland.landscapeinstitute.org info@scomolandscape.com E: mail.scotland.landscapeinstitute.org www.scomolandscape.com Twitter@LI_Scotland
LIS ARCHIVE Landscape, Infrastructure and Ecology: Scottish Modernist Landscape Architecture through the work of Mark Turnbull
AGM AGENDA 2019 1. Welcome & Apologies 2. Approval of Draft minutes of 2018 AGM Meeting & Treasurers Report 2018-2019 3. LIS Objectives for 2017 -2022 4. Chairs Report - LIS activities for the year 5. Election of Office Bearers and Committee Members 6. Chairs closing remarks, AOB 7. Dan Cook, CEO - Landscape Institute Refreshments
Minutes of AGM 2018 for Approval
Treasurers Report 2018-19 for Approval
ABOUT THE LIS The Landscape Institute Scotland has over 450 members within a population of over 5 million people. The Scottish Branch works to represent the Landscape Institute at local level in the interests of its members and the environment to the Scottish Government, agencies, and the voluntary sector.
LIS Business Plan: 2017-2022 Our Objectives The LIS is guided by the Landscape Institute’s Corporate Strategy whilst responding to the unique Scottish environment (political, natural and man-made). Our Business Plan 2017- 2022 sets out a sustainable way to deliver its mission within the context of the LI’s aims. RELEVANCE INFLUENCE Building the Raising the INCLUSIVE Resilience, Profile of GROWTH Competence & Landscape and Relevance of the Place Profession Supporting Supporting Advocacy Promotion LIS members Education needs
INFLUENCE: Raise the profile of landscape and place with the public and decision makers
RELEVANCE: Building the resilience, competence and relevance of the Profession: Supporting Education
RELEVANCE: Building the resilience, competence and relevance of the Profession : Supporting LIS members needs
CHAIRS REPORT 2018-2019 LIS INFLUENCING, RELEVANCE , ACTIVITIES & SUCCESSES INFLUENCING Senior Practitioners Forum - Landscape for Scotland Debate May 2018 Scottish Parliament Landscape for Scotland Facilitated Debate June 2018 Scotland's Landscape Alliance EC established & SLA Launch Jan – April 2019 LfS Exhibitions – LLTNP, CSGNT Conference CNPA Europarc Feb - Sept 2018 RIAS Awards, ILI Awards – LIS Chair on judging panel April - May 2018 Chair at Liveable Cities Conference Oct 2018 LIS representation at Scotland's Place Summit & The Community Empowerment Nov 2018 debate; 40 th Anniversary of NSA’s in Scotland Scottish Parliament – Year of Young People Presentation October 2019 RELEVANCE Scottish Pubic Sector Network March 2019 3 Reflections Events: Then & Now , Glasgow Avenues & Ageing Populations April – April 19 FOA Doors Open Day: Harrisons Sevens Sept 2018 Young Landscape Architects Knowledge Exchange October 2018 Ambassadors, Schools and Careers Events with SRUC, RHS, RSPB, ESALA & Skills 2018-2019 Scotland Fair in Glasgow and Edinburgh and LIS Prizes for ESALA, LI/LIS Events: Adam White; Jellicoe Lecture & Natural Capital CPD and Sept 18-Mar 19 Young Professionals Social Oct 2018 ESALA School Award and LI Awards Oct - Nov 18
LANDSCAPE FOR SCOTLAND
INFLUENCING: ‘ Landscape for Scotland’ Launch at Scottish Parliament
Landscape for Scotland Working together to help shape quality in landscape and place
INFLUENCING: ‘ Landscape for Scotland’ Senior Practitioner Forum
INFLUENCING: ‘ Landscape for Scotland’ Questions for Debate at Scottish Parliament • Our landscapes serve to define our nation on an international stage – how do we safeguard this heritage and create a contemporary legacy of high quality places? • Our nation is progressive, inclusive and sustainable – how should we create urban landscapes fit for purpose and a fitting demonstration of our nation’s social and environmental ambitions? • How might our external environment contribute effectively to our prosperity, health, quality of life, innovation and learning? • We can harness talent, skills and investment towards this goal, given political will and truly joined-up government, policy and private sector engagement: how can each part of government participate?
INFLUENCING: ‘ Landscape for Scotland’ Debate at Scottish Parliament
Scotland’s Landscape Alliance INFLUENCING Launch of Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh 25 th April 2019: 10.00am – 1.30pm There will initially be three ‘ ’ working groups with the potential for two additional ‘principle and process’ groups to emerge if necessary (see diagram Landscape and Placemaking Working Group 1 Working Group 2 Working Group 3 Landscape for healthy Landscape and resilience Landscape, land use and communities to environmental economy challenges Underpinning process: Stewardship and Management of landscape and place
INFLUENCING: ‘ Landscape for Scotland’ Exhibitions and Talks Scottish Parliament CSGNT CNPA - Europarc LL&TNPA
INFLUENCING Judge RIAS Awards, Chair Irish Landscape Institute Awards, Chair of Liveable City Conference -Healthy Cities and Improving Quality of Life for All, Community Empowerment Debate and report for BEF’s
INFLUENCING Year of Young People – Scottish Parliament: Meg Johanessen, Young Landscape Architects Knowledge Exchange; The Legacy and Influence of McHarg ; Scotland’s Place Summit and the 40 th Anniversary of NSA’s
INFLUENCING: Working with A&DS on The Scottish Governments Early Years Agenda: Outdoor Learning – the Extended Classroom & the Education Buildings Scotland Advisory Group
INFLUENCING: Media The Independent, The Times, The Scotsman. Glasgow Herald, Scottish Field, The Great Outdoors, The Mail, ITV News Urban Realm: Landscape for Scotland
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION: Scottish Public Sector Network
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION: EVENTS REFLECTIONS SERIES- 2018 -2019
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION: EVENTS REFLECTION SERIES GLASGOW AVENUES
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION: EVENTS REFLECTION SERIES THEN AND NOW
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION: EVENTS FESTIVAL OF ARCHITECTURE 2018 Doors Open Day at Harrison Stevens, Edinburgh
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION: EVENTS YEAR OF YOUNG PEOPLE Adam White, President of Landscape Institute
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION EDUCATION & CAREERS Young Landscape Architects Knowledge Exchange
EDUCATION & CAREERS ESALA & Edinburgh University - Architecture Careers Day Construction Industry & Skills Scotland Career Fairs LIS Career Talks, Ambassadors at schools Royal Horticultural Society Scotland - Greening Grey Britain campaign SRUC Horticulture Careers Day Talk RSPB Youth Conference
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION SUPPORTING EDUCATION LIS – ESALA Student Prizes Emily Crompton – Best Portfolio Emma Thompson – Best Molly Gordon Student Peter Daniels Prize
BUILDING THE RESILIANCE & CONFIDENCE OF THE PROFESSION RETHINKING THE URBAN LANDSCAPE Exhibition at Loch Lomond and Trossachs NP HQ, Balloch
SOCIAL EVENTS Young Practitioners Social Event
LI EVENTS Jellicoe Lecture and Scotland's Natural Capital
RECOGNITION Scotland's successes Landscape Institute Awards Erz, Adding Value through Landscape Award: Highly Commended - Royal Edinburgh Hospital Rankinfraser Landscape Architecture: Design for a Medium Scale Development award: Highly Commended - The Dunbar Battery Emma Thompson Landscape Architecture portfolio - Highly Commended: Emily Cropton Portfolio - Highly Commended
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