TELOS Multiplier Events

TELOS Multiplier Event Brussels September 7 - 10, 2024

• The final TELOS Multipier Event will be part of the annual conference of the European Council of Landscape Architecture Schools (ECLAS).
• The event takes place at ULB Brussels, Belgium, from September 7 - 10, 2024 under the overall topic Regenerative Landscapes.
• The call for abstracts has closed on January 31.
• The conference is not only a great opportunity for sharing TELOS results. It also provides a rich compendium of landscape economy approaches from the key academic community and helps verifying the TELOS approach.
• The best conference papers will become part of the TELOS documentation.

>>> Conference Website Regenerative Landscapes

TELOS Multiplier Event at the Landscape Forum Stuttgart Region from June 27 - July 1, 2023

The Landscape Forum Stuttgart Region was a very successful event hosted by Nürtingen-Geislingen University in cooperation with the TELOS partners. The event was attended by 180 participants from 20 countries.

The integration of TELOS outputs and activities was achieved in multiple ways:

• Organisation of an international student competition in which the TELOS educational approach has been applied, this was from October 2022 - January 2023 and the results were exhibited during the landscape forum. This way, we could show a concrete application of the TELOS curriculum. Download a presentation of the winning teams.
• TELOS lecturer Maria Beatrice Andreucci from La Sapienza University in Rome gave a keynote lecture from a TELOS perspective and the TELOS project was presented during a plenary session
• All through the event, we showed a TELOS poster exhibition with explanation of Output 1, the TELOS curriculum. During an interactive poster session, all participants engaged with this output and gave additional feedback
• Results from the landscape forum were also included in the forum documentation (to be published in Mary 2024)
• Results for the TELOS Intensive Study Programme that ran partially in parallel to the Landscape Forum were presented to a broad forum audience which contributed to disseminating the TELOS approach to landscape economy and systems design