Thank you for making IFLA World Congress 2025 unforgettable!

We extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success of this memorable event for the landscape architecture profession:

• The FFP team: Henri Bava, Frédéric Dellinger​, Clément Ravet​, Timothé Bénard​, Éric Chabot​, Juliette Hunin​, Anne-Charlotte Mesnier​, Paul Trouillot​, Nikola Watte​, Marie Guillaumot

• The FFP Grand-Ouest team: Laurence Robert, Sébastien ARGANT, Anne AUDRAN, Alexander CASSINI, David COURCHINOUX, Alexis FAUCHEUX, Sylvanie GRÉE, Léa HOMMAGE, Manuel JOUAULT, Céline LEVRARD-ROUY, Matthieu PICOT, Gaëlle PINIER, Oriane RATHEAU, Clément RAVET, Michaël RIPOCHE, Camille VIGIÉ, Anthony VONG

• The Scientific committee: Céline Barrère, Veronique Beaujouan, Philippe Clergeau, Bernard Davasse, Denis Delbaere, Frédéric Dellinger, Antoine Jacobsohn, Fabienne Joliet, Myriam Laidet, Nathalie Machon, Jean Magerand, Cyrille Marlin, Yann Nussaume, Sylvie Servain, Catherine Szanto

• The Abstract reviewers: Sabine Bouché-Pillon, Maria Ignatevia, Stephan Pauleit, Alice Meyer-Grandbastien, Claire Bailly, Guillaume MOREL-CHEVILLET, Nathalie Carcaud, Marie Fournier, Elodie Brelot, Clara Caroff, Catherine Combe, Anne Durand, Emily Wade, Sadic C. Artunç, Catherine Bouet-Willaumez, Gaêtan Haist, Jean Magerand, Alexis Metzger, Mustafa Celebi, Thai Huyen Nguyen, Kahina Ikni, Laure Matthieussent, Thuy Trang Luong, Morgane Robert, Frédéric Rossano, Philippe Woloszyn, Tien Tam Nguyen, Estelle Carlier, Patrick Moquay, Elise Souflet, Pia Kuusiniemi, Albert Fekete, Claire Gauthier, Jonathan Bruter, Soazig Darnay, Pierre-Marie Tricaud, Pierre Donadieu

• Teachers for the Student Charrette: Teachers:​ Manon Anne​, Caroline Bigot​, Hugo Brulay​, Nathalie Carcaud​, Dominique Hernandez​, Daniel Jauslin​, Camille Jullien​, Alexandre Moisset​, Angelo Paulo Mogul​, Wanida Numsuk​, Matthieu Picot​, Eleonora Schiavi​, Sahin Sukran​, Caroline Szanto​, Pierre-Marie Tricaud, Viviane Wang

• Our sponsors: Platinium sponsors: ID Verde, BEGA Aubrilam / Gold sponsors: WE-EF, AGORA Makers, ELCA, Les entreprises du paysage / Silver sponsors: Concept urbain, Pro urba, Technilum, Rainbird, Hunter / Bronze sponsors: Area, Husson, Atech, Proludic, TMC Innovation, SETP, Turkish Stones, Colas / Supporter sponsors: Pepinieres Soupe, Heinrich & Bock, Streetlife, Vande Moortel, Effivert Comatelec, Birkenmeier, Premier tech​

• Volunteers: Alexandre, Anna, Armance, Azilis, Apolline, Benjamin, Coline, Célia, Chloé, Elise, Even, Elea, Lawrence, Lily, Maëlle, Lison, Lucile, Lucie, Lou, Jennifer, Keith, Julia, Justin, Marina, Maeva, Margot, Manon, Ophélie, Paul, Victoria ​

• Organizers & Partners: K.IT. Group France (Céline Soulier, Nolwenn Priou, Vincent Bernier, Stéphane Laurens and all the team), Machines Studio (Stéphane Buellet)

• Nantes Métropole: The Nature and Gardens Department and the elected officials who supported us, Romaric Perrocheau​, Nolwenn Le Mevel​, Camille Bouquin, Jacques Soignon, Alexandre Piette​

Your energy, dedication, and vision have not only made this congress a true celebration of our profession but have also paved the way for landscape architects to shine even brighter on the global stage.

© Michael MENIANE 

Conférence publique de Jean Viard (gratuite)

S'appuyant sur plus de 30 ans de recherche et d'écriture, le sociologue Jean Viard partage les idées développées dans son dernier ouvrage, L'individu écologique : naissance d'une civilisation.

Il propose une analyse lucide et engagée des profondes transformations sociales et culturelles qui remodèlent notre monde.

Du déclin des idéologies de l'ère industrielle à l'émergence d'individus interconnectés mais fragmentés à l'ère numérique, Jean Viard explore comment le changement climatique est devenu la force déterminante de notre histoire commune.

Cette conférence nous invite à imaginer une nouvelle civilisation, où « l'individu écologique » redéfinit nos relations les uns avec les autres, avec la vie et avec une planète profondément transformée.

Guiding Landscapes

Landscape architects play a key role in adapting cities to climate change at a variety of scales. Planning, conceiving, and managing new resilient urban districts, reorganizing the public realm by reopening soils, increasing rainwater infiltration, and developing urban biodiversity to cool cities are all essential challenges.

Understanding soil and its conditions is the first step in assessing a location’s potential for ecological and sustainable projects. This will be one of the key aspects we explore during our visits to Nantes.

Nantes has undergone significant urban transformations that have gained international recognition. One notable example is the “Plan Guide” for Ile de Nantes, an experimental landscape urbanism project that initiated discussions about the role of our profession in urban planning.

Numerous landscape architects have worked in France and in the Nantes region and are excited to share their experiences with you.

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