Rosa Kliass

Rosa Grena Kliass (b. 1932) is a Brazilian landscape architect and one of the country’s most influential designers of the modern and contemporary era. Her work includes São Paulo’s Anhangabaú Valley renovation, Parque da Juventude, and the city’s landscape master plan. Kliass founded the Brazilian Association of Landscape Architects in 1976, advocating for the profession nationally. Trained at the University of São Paulo, she worked closely with Roberto Burle Marx’s generation but developed her own civic-oriented approach.

Günther Vogt probably needs no introduction in our profession; he has been an important practitioner for a couple of decades now, appreciated globally for his rich, non-linear and adventurous design approach. Initially, his education was more in the direction of botany. He later shifted to landscape architecture by studying in Rapperswil, Switzerland. After his study […]

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