A national voice in promoting the visual quality, context sensitivity, and multi-modality of roadwaysRead More

The ASLA community mourns the loss of Darwina L. Neal, the first woman President of ASLA and 2021 ASLA Medal recipient. Neal dedicated her career to promoting landscape architecture through her advocacy and stewardship. She served at the National Park Service for 44 years, including as Chief of Cultural Resources in the Office of Lands, Planning, and Design.Read More

Associate Professor Emeritus, Iain Robertson, ASLA, passed away on July 27, 2021, at the age of 73. Iain Robertson inspired generations of University of Washington landscape architects and students with his love of and commitment to the natural world.Read More

Brinkerhoff, CEO and founder of Lifescapes International, believed in designing bold solutions with elements of surprise along with “theatrical” combinations of softscape and hardscape. Inspired by his world travels, his goal was to create magical, memorable places people enjoy, hence the Lifescapes International mantra, “We Create Gardens People Love.”Read More

Benjamin W. Gary, FASLA, Past President of ASLA and firm leader, led a life inspired by the profession.Read More

Kristen Richards, Hon. ASLA., co-founder and editor of ArchNewsNow.com, passed away at 69. Richards raised the profile of landscape architecture in design media and championed emerging landscape architects and design journalists.Read More

Grant Richard Jones, FASLA, poet laureate of landscape architecture and co-founder of the Seattle firm of Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape Architects, passed away June 21, 2021 at his cabin within sight and sound of the Similkameen River, near Oroville, Washington.Read More

Mark your calendars for the National Building Museum’s Spotlight on Design series this Thursday as Walter Hood, ASLA, shares some of his work and his latest book, Black Landscape Matter.Read More