Members of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) specify more than $140 billion in products and services each year. There are four proven ways to reach this lucrative market through ASLA year round: advertise in Landscape Architecture Magazine, exhibit at the ASLA EXPO, sponsor the ASLA Annual Meeting & EXPO, and join as a Corporate Member.

Landscape Architecture magazine is not only an enjoyable and informative publication; it is a good resource for us for finding products. We watch advertisements and look for articles to make sure we are staying on top of the latest technology and products, especially with green roof technologies.
—Glen Schmidt, FASLA, Schmidt Design Group, Inc., San Diego, California

 

 

Knowing that our corporate members not only want to sell to us, but to support the growth of our professionals shows the commitment that they have to being a part of our design solutions that we provide to the world.
—Pamela M. Blough, ASLA, P.M. Blough, Inc., Grand Haven, Michigan

For the landscape architect, Landscape Architecture magazine is unmatched in the comprehensiveness and relevancy of its product advertisements. We can find the newest and most exciting products in one place — as well as the go-to standards that are currently available in the U.S. market.
—Shannon Nichol, ASLA, Gustafson Guthrie Nichol Ltd, Seattle, Washington

I regularly attend the ASLA EXPO at the annual meeting each year. Nothing’s better then meeting face-to-face with hundreds of potential vendors for my design projects.
—Ed Czyscon, ASLA, CHA, Atlanta, Georgia

We attended last year for the first time, and as a direct result of our attendance have contracted four projects with a total value of over $350K.
—Ken MacKenzie, Vice President and General Manager, Wickcraft Company, Inc.

We absolutely rely on Landscape Architecture Magazine to help in our marketing efforts. No product introduction for Landscape Forms would be complete without full page ads in Landscape Architecture.
—Joyce Bates, Marketing Coordinator, Landscapeforms

We're constantly seeking meaningful ways of introducing landscape architects to our latest innovations, and providing them with forward-looking products they can use to meet real-world design challenges. Landscape Architecture attracts the professionals we strive to reach and, in so doing, plays an integral role in fostering high-quality introductions to our products and company.
—KAREN TULLIS, VP, Communications, Forms+Surfaces

Eighty percent of ASLA members plan, design, and specify products and services. The top ten types, in order of frequency are:

  • Parks and Recreation
  • Urban Design, Streetscapes
  • Planning
  • Residential Design
  • Water
  • Commercial/Industrial Design
  • Transportation
  • Sports Facilities
  • Healthcare/Therapeutic
  • Hospitality