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| ASLA 2003 Awards Professional Awards Category I-Design This category recognizes site-specific works of landscape architecture, including urban design. For large incremental projects, at least the first stage of construction must be completed in order to be eligible. Judging criteria included: quality of design; functionality; context; environmental responsibility; and relevance to the profession, the public, and the environment. Design Excellence Award: Westlake Corporate Campus, Circle
T Ranch, Westlake, TX Design Honor Awards: Hither Lane, East Hampton, NY J. Paul Getty Center, Los Angeles,
CA Design Merit Awards: 560 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA Arthur Ross Terrace of the Rose and Priest
Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History,
New York, NY Christian Science Center Seasonal Plantings,
Boston, MA Conference Center for the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints, Salt Lake City, UT Emerson Residence, Los Angeles, CA Jinji Lake Public Open Space, Park, and
Landscape, Suzhou, China Lewis Avenue Corridor, Las Vegas, NV Maple Avenue, Cambridge, MA Michigan Avenue Streetscape, Chicago,
IL Pennswood Village Regional Storm Water Quality
and Management System, Middletown Township, Bucks County, PA Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park, New York,
NY Tide Point, Baltimore, MD Tokyo University Foreign Studies Campus,
Fuchu, Japan Watercolor Cerulean Park, Watercolor,
Walton County, FL Professional Awards Category II-Analysis & Planning This category recognizes the wide variety of professional activities that lead to, guide, or evaluate landscape architecture. Judging criteria included: quality of analysis and planning; functionality; context; environmental responsibility; effective use, presentation, or programming of landscape architecture techniques; opportunities for landscape architecture to have a significant impact on the environment or environmental decision making; and overall relevance to landscape architecture, the public, and the environment. Analysis and Planning Honor Awards: Highbrook Business Park, Auckland,
New Zealand The Blue Ring: Seattle’s Center City
Open Space Strategy, Seattle, WA Analysis and Planning Merit Awards: A Vision for the Menomonee River Valley,
Milwaukee, WI Masterplan for Buffalo Bayou and Beyond,
Houston, TX The Presidio Trust Management Plan, San Francisco,
CA The Tidal Schuylkill River Master Plan,
Philadelphia, PA University of Virginia Carr’s Hill Master
Plan and Landscape Design for the New Arts Precinct and Art Museum,
Charlottesville, VA Wetland Mitigation at the Santa Lucia
Preserve, Carmel, CA Professional Awards Category III-Research This category recognizes research projects that identify, examine, and address challenges and problems that are resolved using solutions of value to the profession. Judging criteria included:
Research Merit Award: Restoring the Earth: Reconstructing the
Post-mining Environment Professional Awards Category IV-Communications This category recognizes achievements in communicating landscape architecture information, appreciation, technology, theory, or practice to those within OR outside the profession of landscape architecture. Judging criteria included: quality of context, presentation usefulness to the intended reader or viewer; and overall significance and relevance to the profession, the public, or the environment. Communications Honor Awards: Inventing the Charles River National Capital Memorials and Museums
Master Plan Communications Merit Awards: Garden History Reference Encyclopedia CD Dreaming Gardens: Landscape Architecture
and the Making of Modern Israel The City in a Garden: A Photographic History
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