JoLA – is the new peer-reviewed academic Journal of Landscape Architecture. Established by the European Council of Landscape Architecture Schools (ECLAS) it has two issues per year.

The Concept
JoLA has two distinctive sections in addition to the central section of four to six research papers. The first, “Under the Sky”, presents a critical reading of a Landscape Architecture project each issue. The second, “Thinking Eye” is a Visual Essay section. Its motivation is to extend traditional discourses which are largely characterised by non-visual modes and to offer a platform for explorations and experiments in visual culture of or related to Landscape Architecture. These peer-reviewed sections are accompagnied by book reviews, academic notes and the editorial.

NEW: Premium Online & Print Combo Subscription
You can now have access to all JoLA-issues online. Only in combination with a print subscription!
Every issue of JoLA is now available online. The journal can be accessed through Atypon.
Advantages for subscribers:
1. Fast – you can now read all articles online before you receive the printed version
2. Search – you can search for keywords in articles in all issues
3. You can access JoLA from anywhere in the world
4. Automatic E-Mail alert when the new issue is online
5. You can research in all available issues
To order, please go to „Subscription & Orders“. As soon as you have paid the invoice you will get your login-information per E-Mail.
Find out more:www.atypon-link.com/loi/jola

JoLA wins ASLA Award of Excellence 2009
At the ASLA annual conference in Chicago on 17 - 20 September, the American Society of Landscape Architects, ASLA, presented its Award of Excellence in the communication category to the Journal of Landscape Architecture (JoLA), one of the leading academic journals in the field. The 2009 ASLA jury dedicates the award to JoLA for its contemporary layout, which proves that academic journals can be attractive without compromising their reputation. Although JoLA is a European publication, the issues that have appeared to date bear witness to the magazine's endeavour to draw in and contribute to global perspectives on landscape architecture research and methodologies.
For further information, see www.asla.org.

Here you will find an excerpt of the current issue of JoLA.  download