The International Specialised Skills Institute is holding a two-day masterclass with Professor Masao Fukuhara, an internationally renowned Japanese landscape garden designer.

During the workshop Professor Masao Fukuhara will share his expertise and insights in a Japanese context, through theories and perspectives with examples of Japanese design.

The aim of the Masterclass is to learn about a form of Japanese landscape design that encompasses environmental design, then to transpose those specific elements and ways of thinking into creating new landscape design solutions. These solutions should be suitable for our geology, climate, lifestyle and complement, or contrast our architectural elements whether they are in domestic, public or corporate settings.

The programme comprises an illustrated lecture, demonstrations, group and
individual discussion with Professor Fukuhara.

Participation in the masterclass is suitable for anyone who designs and/or creates products or provides design services, for example, landscape architects, landscape gardeners, industrial and product designers, lighting designers, urban planners and more.

The two-day masterclass will be repeated twice. Participants can choose to take part in one of the two masterclasses.

– Two-day masterclass 1
This workshop will be held on Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 May from 9:30am to 6:00pm on each day.
– Two-day masterclass 2
This workshop will be held on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 May from 9:30am to 6:00pm on each day.

The masterclasses will be held at the Melbourne School of Land and Environemtn, University of Melbourne Burnley Canvas, 600 Yarra Boulevard, Richmond, Melbourne.

Participation is $380.00. This fee includes tuition, materials and morning and afternoon refreshments. Lunch is not included.

For more information and to register visit here.

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