The Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK) hosted the second episode of ArchiDialogues, a lecture titled “A Journey in a Collapsing World,” tracing the trajectory of Vladimir Djurovic Landscape Architecture (VDLA) over three decades. The session explored how landscape architecture responds to environmental degradation and changing contexts, emphasizing the evolving responsibilities of designers.

Organized by the School of Architecture and Design, the event took place on February 26, 2026, at 5:00 p.m., in the John Paul II Amphitheater, and featured renowned landscape architect Vladimir Djurovic, founder of VDLA.

The lecture highlighted adaptive, context-driven approaches to landscape architecture, focusing on incremental evolution, purposeful design, and resilience in fragile environments. VDLA shared key projects illustrating strategies for responding to environmental and social challenges, offering insights into sustainable, responsible, and meaningful design practices.