Kathryn Moore

Professor of Landscape Architecture

Birmingham School of Architecture and Design

Email:: kathryn.moore@bcu.ac.uk

Kathryn Moore, President of the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) and Professor of Landscape Architecture at Birmingham City University has published extensively on design quality, theory, education and practice. Her book Overlooking the Visual: Demystifying the Art of Design (2010) provides the basis for critical, artistic discourse.

Her teaching, research and practice, set within landscape architecture have clear implications for architecture, planning, urban design and other art and design disciplines, in addition to philosophy, aesthetics and education more generally. Chair of the pilot High Speed 2 (HS2) landscape guidelines, she has taken a lead role in redefining the relationship between landscape, culture and governance, finance, health and community engagement within the context of the Birmingham region and is a member of the independent National HS2 Ltd Design Panel. As president of IFLA she led the transformation of the organisation and is a founding partner of the World Design Summit, leading to the World Design Declaration signed this year in Montreal 2017.

Publications

Book

Moore, K (2010) Overlooking the Visual: Demystifying the Art of Design, Routledge, Taylor Francis Group.

Book chapters

Moore, K. (2012) 'Pragmatic vision: connecting aesthetics, materiality and culture in landscape architectural practice', in Handbook of Visual Culture, Berg, edited by Ian Heywood and Barry Sandywell , pp 499-515, ISBN 978 1 84788 573 9

Moore, K. (2012) 'Shifting inquiry away from the unequivocal towards the ambiguous', invited chapter, Landscape Architecture Practice Based Design Publication, RMIT

Moore, K. (2011) 'ELC: A powerful tool to champion the landscape', in Landscape 10, European Landscape Convention in Action, Experience before and After, EFLA, Poland

Moore, K. (2011) 'The nature culture divide, in Ecological Urbanism, Proceedings of the Ecological Urbanism conference May 2010, Harvard GSD ISBN9780415308700 (edited)

Journal column

Moore, K. (2011) 'Beautiful Plans', Scape, December, ISBN 978-3-0346-0325-6

Moore, K. (2011) 'From Technology Towards Ideas', Scape, April, pp. 7, ISBN 978-3-0346-0718-6

Moore, K. (2010) 'Art and Science', Scape, April, pp. 9, ISBN 978-3-0346-0325-6

UNESCO/ILC/UN papers and reports

Proposal submitted to the United Nations for consideration at the Earth Summit Rio, June 2012

Report of the expert seminar UNESCO

Leaflets

Moore, K. (2010) UNESCO International Landscape Convention, IFLA Preliminary Report of Feasibility Study Experts' Meeting

Moore, K. (2010) IFLA Towards an International Landscape Convention,

Moore, K. (2010) The Global Landscape Convention, IFLA News 88

Other publications

Nikologianni, A., Moore, K., Larkham, P. (2019) Making Sustainable Regional Design Strategies Successful

Nikologianni, A., Moore, K., Larkham, P. (2018) Introducing alternative project frameworks through landscape design

Nikologianni, A., Moore, K., Larkham, P. (2017) Effective ways to deliver sustainability in urban and regional landscape strategies

Nikologianni, A., Moore, K., Larkham, P. (2017) Sustainable landscape design; key ideas for effective implementation

Nikologianni, A., Moore, K., Larkham, P. (2017) Landscape and the city; creating a sustainable development

Nikologianni, A., Moore, K., Larkham, P. (2016) Understanding landscape; the process to a quality and sustainable space

Nikologianni, A., Moore, K., Larkham, P. (2015) Identifying spatial quality in climate adaptation landscape projects

Moore, K. (2014) Regeneration Game

Moore, K. and Lazarou (2011) Typewriting, Overlooking the visual: Philosophy and practice in book design

Moore, K. (2011) Architectural Research Centres Consortium (ARCC) Newsletter

Moore, K. (2010) Exhibition of student work

Moore, K. (2009) 'Masterplanning and Aesthetics', proceedings of the international symposium Seeing the Bigger Picture, School of Jewellery, BIAD

Moore, K. (2009) Where were the landscape architects? reprinted RECEP ELNEC newsletter

Moore, K. (2009) Implementation of the European Landscape Convention: Where were the landscape architects? EFLA Newsletter

Moore, K. (2009) Future Demands and High Quality Urban Design, proceedings of the Expert Seminar, Avesta, Sweden