Arup Joins the International Federation of Landscape Architects as a Corporate Member
Arup, a globally renowned engineering and design consultancy celebrated for its innovative and integrated approach to shaping the built environment, has officially joined the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) as a corporate member. This significant partnership marks a new chapter in both Arup’s journey of promoting sustainable and inclusive spaces and IFLA’s mission to elevate the global landscape architecture profession.
Since its establishment in 1946, Arup has grown into a powerhouse with a presence in 34 countries and over 14,000 professionals across diverse disciplines. Its portfolio boasts iconic projects worldwide, from the Sydney Opera House to the Barbican Estate, showcasing its expertise in delivering cutting-edge solutions that seamlessly blend functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability. By becoming an IFLA corporate member, Arup aims to leverage its multidisciplinary knowledge in engineering, architecture, and planning, collaborating with landscape architects globally to develop holistic, environmentally-friendly designs that enhance community well-being and foster social connections.
Arup shared a vision of creating resilient and vibrant landscapes that aligns perfectly with IFLA’s goals. ARUP is committed to contributing their unique insights and technical capabilities to drive forward sustainable design practices and make a positive impact on public spaces around the world.
On behalf of IFLA, President Dr Bruno Marques extended a warm welcome and heartfelt gratitude to Arup. “We are extremely grateful to Arup for choosing to be part of our global community. Their long-standing reputation for excellence, innovative thinking, and commitment to sustainability will be invaluable assets to IFLA. We believe that Arup’s expertise will enrich our collaborative efforts, enabling us to create more inclusive, healthy, and beautiful landscapes that benefit people of all ages and backgrounds. We eagerly anticipate a fruitful partnership and the exciting projects that will emerge from this collaboration.”
Arup’s membership also signals a strategic opportunity for knowledge exchange. The company will actively participate in IFLA’s upcoming events and 61st World Council and Congress in Nantes, France, where it will engage with fellow members, share its experiences, and explore new ways to integrate landscape architecture principles into its wide-ranging projects. This engagement is expected to further strengthen the bridge between engineering, design, and landscape architecture, paving the way for more sustainable and harmonious built environments globally.
To learn more about Arup, please visit https://www.arup.com/about-us/. For information on IFLA’s corporate membership, visit the official IFLA website.