Resource Center
ASLA’s Resource Center provides important information for the practicing landscape architect. Among the items of interest are business tools, resource guides on sustainable design, ASLA policies and ethics information, and ASLA publications.
Sustainable Design Resource Guides and Toolkit
Explore sustainable design resource guides, residential design guides, and the sustainability toolkit.
Professional Practice Networks
ASLA supports 17 specialized landscape architecture communities called Professional Practice Networks (PPNs). Information is provided on how to join these groups, which are available exclusively to ASLA members. PPNs include:
Campus Planning and Design
Children's Outdoor Enviroments
Design-Build
Digital Technology
Healthcare and Therapeutic Design
Historic Preservation
Housing and Community Design
International Practice
Landscape Architecture and Transportation
Landscape-Land Use Planning
Parks and Recreation
Reclamation and Restoration
Residential Landscape Architecture
Sustainable Design and Development
Urban Design
Water Conservation
Women in Landscape Architecture
Professional Links
ASLA provides links to organizations, software resources, journals, federal government resources, and other information relevant to landscape architecture.
Library & Research Services
There is extensive information about ASLA’s library collections, research services, on-line catalog, and other resources in the library and research services section.
Opportunities
Find events, educational opportunities, including fellowships, business opportunities, including RFPs, and new design competitions. More than 20 opportunities in the U.S. and abroad are submitted each week.
JobLink
Use JobLink to search for jobs and post landscape architecture job listings and resumes. Members received a discount.
Firm Finder
ASLA's popular Firm Finder tool is available to the public to locate landscape architecture firms in their area. All ASLA members receive a basic listing in Firm Finder for free, and can enhance their listing for a modest fee.
LATIS
The Landscape Architecture Technical Information Series (LATIS) offers peer-reviewed papers that provide practicing landscape architects with technical information about new and evolving practices and products. All LATIS papers are available for free to ASLA members, and for a fee to non-members. By reading a LATIS publication, and then passing a self-administered exam and paying a small processing fee, members and non-members may earn Professional Development Hours (PDHs) that count towards meeting state licensure requirements.
