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ASLA 2025 General Design Honor Award, The Ellen DeGeneres Campus for the Dian Fossey Fund | MASS Design Group -
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Sendero Verde is the first affordable-housing complex built in NYC, with an elevated courtyard that celebrates the diversity and culture of Harlem. | Albert Vecerka/Esto
American Society of Landscape Architects
Founded in 1899, the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) is the professional association for landscape architects in the United States, proudly representing more than 16,000 members. Landscape architects lead the planning, design, and stewardship of healthy, equitable, safe, and resilient environments.
Opportunities, Deadlines, and Upcoming Events
Happening at ASLA
American Society of Landscape Architects Announces its 2026 Professional Awards
Thirty-five professional award winners represent the highest level of achievement in the landscape architecture profession
American Society of Landscape Architects Announces its 2026 Student Awards
39 Student Award winners elevate the future of the landscape architecture profession
Profession Achieves Critical Licensure Victories in Illinois and Colorado
Our Illinois and Colorado Chapters lead the way in securing and modernizing licensure standards.
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FirmFinder
Discover landscape architecture firms near you with the ASLA FirmFinder. Use this directory to explore landscape architecture firms by name, location, or specialty and connect with professionals who can help bring your project to life.
ASLA Product Directory
Explore products and materials from ASLA Industry Partners used by landscape architects in projects across the country. Browse by category or manufacturer to find solutions that support performance, sustainability, and design intent.
ASLA JobLink
ASLA JobLink connects talent with opportunity across the landscape architecture profession. Search open positions by keyword, job title, or location and connect with employers seeking the skills and perspectives that move the field forward.
Focus Areas
These topics highlight where ASLA has concentrated its work and leadership. Together, they reflect the issues that shape ASLA’s advocacy, programs, research, and resources, and how landscape architects engage with communities, the environment, and the public realm. While not exhaustive, these areas represent key aspects of work across landscape architecture.

