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ASLA Announces 2003 Student Awards
WASHINGTON,DC, October 10, 2003—The American
Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has announced the recipients
of its 2003 Student Awards. Of the 210 entries submitted for consideration,
the seven-member jury selected 14 projects to receive first-place awards
in 10 categories and 29 projects to receive special commendations in
seven categories. The awards will be presented during the ASLA Annual
Meeting, October 30-November 3, in New Orleans.
CATEGORY: Research
- UNDERGRADUATE INDIVIDUAL AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
Jennifer K. Margison, Student ASLA, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
— Station Area
Redevelopment for Rural Communities
Commendation
Manuel Arencibia, Associate ASLA, University of Florida — A Redevelopment
of Cuban Memorial Boulevard and the Latin Quarter
- UNDERGRADUATE TEAM AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
Ryan R. Binkowski, Associate ASLA, and Aaron Feldman-Grosse, Associate
ASLA, The Pennsylvania State University — I Sassi Di Matera: A
Landscape Interpreted
Commendations
Michele Schuster, Brooke Ingram, Nicolette Slagle, Rebecca Mitchell,
and Emily Volgstadt,
The Pennsylvania State University — Principles of Urban Spatial
Design - Piazza della Rotunda
GRADUATE INDIVIDUAL AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
George Hazelrigg, Associate ASLA, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University— The Thickness of Landscape, Horizontally and
Vertically Considered
Commendations
Jeff Maxwell, Associate ASLA, University of Florida — Restorative
Environments & Landscape Architecture in Healthcare Settings
Sivaya Parasivam, Associate ASLA, University of Minnesota — Spirit
Island Native American Holocaust Memorial
Kelly Alison Pugh, Student ASLA, University of Texas at Arlington —
Straighter is Not Always Better
Lori L. Pullman, Associate ASLA, California Polytechnic State University,
Pomona — The Creativity Experience
Kimberly L. Rennick, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
— Process: A Strategy for Developing Place Attachment and Community
Life
Steven Rasmussen Cancian, University of California, Berkeley —
Sidewalk Living Rooms
Nandita Godbole, University of Illinois — User Dynamics in Two
Neighborhood Parks, Bombay, India
- GRADUATE TEAM AWARD RECIPIENT
First Place
Sadahisa Kato, Student ASLA, and Stanley J. Szwalek, III, University
of Michigan — Revealing the Japanese Garden
- SECOND PROFESSIONAL INDIVIDUAL AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
Steve Roelof, University of Oregon — Inevitable Emergence
Claire Dorlac-Leach, University of Oregon — An Artist's Garden
CATEGORY: Design
- UNDERGRADUATE INDIVIDUAL AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
Jen Degidts, University of Guelph — Integrating Bird Habitat with
Golf Course Design
Kristina White, University of Guelph — Green Roofs: Second Nature
Laura Thompson, Ball State University — Pavonine Park: A Residential
Park at 14th and U Sts., Washington, DC
Commendations
Jeff Schurek, Associate ASLA, University of Guelph — Uncommon
Ground: Revelation of the Urban Experience
Elizabeth A. Scott, Student ASLA, University of Nevada, Las Vegas —
Mojave Plaza
Emily Mann, University of Guelph — The Philosophy of Design
Jeph Brown, University of Guelph — Redesigning Naturalistic Zoo
Habitats for Animal Comfort and Visibility
Holly Purvis, University of Guelph — The New Face of Urban Agriculture
Saya Nakano, University of Guelph — Revealing the Flow of the City
B. Cannon Ivers, Colorado State University — Nokhu Crags Resort,
Colorado
- UNDERGRADUATE TEAM AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
Brock Reimer, Student ASLA, and Ken Gibson, Kansas State University
Tierra Segunda
Commendations
Shawn Balon, Student ASLA, Patrick Kelly, Student ASLA, Mark Stuermann,
Student ASLA, and Laura Voelz, Student ASLA, Clemson University —
Active Discovery Education
Shannon Lee Mohr and Timothy John Norder, Michigan State University
— Echo
Melissa Gumbis and Tonya Hunter, Michigan State University —
A Sound Experience
Kevin Burch and Jonathan Nutt, West Virginia University — Cincinnati
Central Riverfront Park
Joshua Turnbull and Travis Webb, Arizona State University —
Phoenix Rio Salado Multi-Cultural Pathway
Josh Metzger, Anne McKisson, and Amy Groner, Ohio State University
— Applebrook
Joseph Charles and April Dewart, Rutgers University — Designing
the High Line: The Synergy of Nature and Culture
- GRADUATE INDIVIDUAL AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
Sansern Kiatsupaibul, University of Florida — Urban Revitalization
Through Green Infrastructure at Allapattah Neighborhood, Miami
Commendations
Huilai Shi, Student ASLA, University of Pennsylvania — La
Carlota: Plotting the Hidden City
Pallavi Shashank Shinde, Student ASLA, University of Georgia —
Stormwater: The Flow from Liability to Asset
Anne Samuel, University of Virginia — High Water Line
Commendations
Robin Carmichael, University of Virginia — Threshold
Patricia Sharpe, University of Toronto — Getaway
- GRADUATE TEAM AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
Scott Chastain, Student ASLA, Matthew Edwards, and Bradley L. Martin,
Auburn University — Borderlands
Susan E. Atkinson, Student ASLA, and Kuo-Liang Liao, Student ASLA, University
of Texas at Arlington — Native American Music Garden
Commendations
Fan Wang, Student ASLA, and Monica Lynne Mahoney, University of Arizona
— Urban Meridian: Panama City Waterfront Restoration
John Fishback and Josh Segal, Student ASLA, California Polytechnic State
University, Pomona — Developing a New Suburbanism
- SECOND PROFESSIONAL INDIVIDUAL AWARD RECIPIENTS
First Place
David Fletcher, Harvard University — Taylor Yard Master
Plan
About ASLA
Founded in 1899, ASLA is the national professional association for
landscape architects, representing more than 13,500 members. Landscape
architecture is a comprehensive discipline of land analysis, planning,
design, management, preservation, and rehabilitation. ASLA promotes
the landscape architecture profession and advances the practice through
advocacy, education, communication, and fellowship. Learn more about
landscape architecture online at www.asla.org.
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