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Social Events
Inspiring General
Sessions
Saturday, Sunday, Monday
On Saturday, hear from Jean-Michel Cousteau,
educator, environmentalist, and film
producer. Also on Saturday, the IFLA Plenary Session will
feature Kongjian Yu, International
ASLA, Dean and Professor of the Graduate School of Landscape
Architecture at Peking University and founder of the award-winning
firm Turenscape. On Sunday, Catherine Mosbach, International
ASLA, a prominent landscape architect from Paris, will discuss
her work which is noted for fostering a connection between
person and location. On Monday afternoon, Mayor Richard Daley,
Honorary ASLA, (invited) will talk about his efforts to make
Chicago the greenest city in the nation.
96 Continuing Education
Programs
Friday through Tuesday
Earn continuing education credit toward maintenance
of your state license (where mandated) with 96 educational
opportunities from which to select. Featuring leading experts
in the profession, this year’s educational offerings
will provide a variety of choices that meet your licensure
requirements and your practice needs.
ASLA EXPO &
ULI/ASLA Bookstore
Saturday and Sunday
With more than 400 exhibitors, the ASLA EXPO
is the largest trade show in the industry for landscape architects
and allied design and construction professionals. Explore
hundreds of new products, browse the ULI/ASLA Bookstore, and
pick up your complimentary ASLA tote bag. Back by popular
demand, Bill Thompson, FASLA, editor-in-chief of Landscape
Architecture magazine, will be on hand to discuss projects
and articles for upcoming issues. Full conference registrants
receive two $10 food vouchers to be used in the EXPO hall
concessions.
| Camp ASLA
Friday, October 6
7:30am–5:00pm
Saturday, October 7
8:00am–5:30pm
Sunday, October 8
8:00am–5:00pm
Monday, October 9
8:00am–6:00pm |
There’s no need to leave your children behind
when you attend the Annual Meeting. Bring your children
to ASLA Space Explorer Camp for some real out-of-this-world
fun. ASLA Space Explorer Camp provides activities appropriate
for each age group, using safe, sturdy equipment. Your
children will always have the freedom to select the
activities in which they take part. They can choose
to be active or opt for quieter play-either way, our
team members follow their lead. For more information,
visit www.kiddiecorp.com/aslakids.htm. |
Friday, October 6
IFLA Kick-Off Reception
7:00pm-9:00pm
Hilton Hotel
Ticketed event; tickets will not be sold
at the door.
IFLA invites you to mingle with colleagues from around the
world and sample
delicious international cuisine at this special World Congress
event. Don't miss
this opportunity to make friends and share ideas with your
counterparts in other
countries.
$100 per person with Early
Bird registration; $110 per person thereafter.
The 21st Annual LAF Benefit Dinner:
Russian Rendezvous
7:00pm-11:00pm
The Museum of Russian Art (TMORA)
5500 Stevens Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55419
LAF invites you on a journey back in time to
the splendors of Russia. From the imperial courts of the Czars
to the Stalinist Era, admire the largest privately owned collection
of Russian Realist paintings beyond the borders of the former
Soviet Union.
The food, the architecture, and the art are
so extraordinary that we’ve extended this year’s
event to 11:00 pm.
Proceeds for this event benefit LAF programs.
Admission is $175 per person. Please call LAF at 202-331-7070,
ext. 10, or email rfigura@lafoundation.org
for ticket and sponsorship information. Purchase tickets on-line
at www.lafoundation.
org/russianrendezvous.
Alumni Reunion
8:00pm-10:00pm
Hilton Hotel
Meeting badge required.
Catch up with your old college pals and professors
and meet the current students in the program at this casual
reception featuring complimentary food and drinks. Each university
program has a designated area of the room, so you can spend
time with your own program and find others easily as well.
A list of participating universities can be found in the Social
Events section of the annual meeting area on the ASLA website
at www.asla.org.
Any University running an accredited Landscape
Architecture program is invited to participate as a co-host
of this event.
Complete the confirmation
form and return with full payment on or before August
29, 2006.
Saturday, October 7
ASLA Council of Fellows Investiture
Reception and Dinner
Reception: 7:00pm–8:00pm
Dinner and Ceremony: 8:00pm–11:00pm
Hyatt Regency
Ticketed event. Tickets will not be sold
at the door.
Join friends and colleagues for an elegant evening
honoring the Council of Fellows’ Class of 2006. Formal
attire is appropriate, but not required, for attendees.
$125 per person with Early Bird registration;
$135 thereafter. Advance reservations are
required. Guests of Fellows-elect should contact their host/hostess
regarding ticket purchase and table seating.
Reception sponsored by Landscape Structures;
Dinner sponsored by L.M. Scofield Company.
The Global Construction Market Outlook
Luncheon
11:30am-1:30pm
The construction market represents a $5 trillion
industry worldwide and continues to grow. It is the second
largest industry in the U.S., with 54 percent of production
concentrated in the residential market, 28 percent in commercial,
and 18 percent in infrastructure--clearly good news for the
landscape architecture profession. McGraw-Hill Construction
is the leading
source of information for design and construction professionals
and its president, Norbert W. Young Jr., FAIA, will share
amazing insights into the U.S. and Chinese markets, his perspective
on the construction industry's productivity gap, globalization
here in the U.S., and the demand for
increased sustainability and green building technology. This
is a must for firm principals
and marketing professionals, as well as students and emerging
professionals looking for direction in planning their future
careers.
Professional $50 per person ($40 per associate;
$25 per student) with Early Bird registration;
$60 ($50 per associate; $35 per student) thereafter. Includes
a plated lunch. Featured speaker Norbert W. Young Jr. FAIA,
President, McGraw-Hill Construction. Advance reservations
are required.
Sunday, October 8
ASLA–Landscape Structures Gala
7:00pm–11:00pm
Nicollet Island
Pavilion
Ticketed event. Tickets will not be sold
at the door.
Join us at the Nicollet Island Pavilion for
a casual evening of great local food, live music, and breathtaking
views of the fall colors. Situated on an island in the Mississippi
River, this unique park facility offers one of the best views
of downtown Minneapolis, the historic Horseshoe Falls,
and the Stone Arch Bridge. Children are welcome!
$70 per person ($50 per student) with Early
Bird registration; $80 per person ($60 per student) thereafter.
Professional and Student registrants may purchase up to two
tickets. Children 14 and under $25 per person with Early Bird
registration; $35 thereafter. Guest registrants may purchase
one ticket.
Sponsored by Landscape Structures
Monday, October 9
ASLA Professional & Student Awards
Ceremony
11:30am–12:30pm
Each year, the ASLA Professional Awards program
honors the best in landscape architecture from around the
globe, while the ASLA Student Awards program gives us a glimpse
into the future of the profession. A video presentation will
highlight the projects selected for awards in the General
Design, Residential Design, Analysis and Planning, Research,
Residential and Communications categories, as well as the
2006 recipients of The Landmark Award and the Student Collaboration
and Community Service Awards.
Awards Luncheon
1:00pm–2:00pm
Ticketed event. Tickets will not be sold
at the door.
Annual Meeting attendees are invited to a special
luncheon honoring the 2006 professional and student awards
recipients and clients following the Awards Ceremony. Join
in the celebration with an elegant lunch followed by a champagne
toast. Luncheon guests will receive a CDROM copy of the 2006
awards video.
$60 per person, $600 per table of ten, with
Early Bird registration; $70 per person, $700 per table of
ten thereafter. Questions, please contact Carolyn Mitchell
at 202-216-2331 or cmitchell@asla.org.
Closing Reception & Dinner:
ASLA Honors
Reception: 7:00pm–8:00pm
Dinner and Honors Presentation:
8:00pm–11:00pm
Hilton Hotel
Ticketed event. Tickets will not be sold
at the door.
The Annual Closing Dinner is the perfect way
to end your Annual Meeting experience. Enjoy an elegant evening
as we pay tribute to the recipients of ASLA’s highest
honors: the ASLA Medal; the
Olmsted Medal; the Landscape Architecture Medal of Excellence;
the LaGasse Medals; the Jot D. Carpenter Teaching Medal; the
ASLA Design Medal; the President’s Medal; and the ASLA
Firm Award.
$60 per person with Early Bird registration;
$70 per person thereafter. This is a separate ticketed event
and is not included as part of your registration fee.
ASLA Awards Ceremony, Video and Luncheon
are sponsored by Landscape Forms
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