Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) are hosting a design competition to create an “Image Maker” landscape at the airport. The competition is an opportunity to demonstrate Philadelphia’s position as America’s Garden Capital and create a welcoming image for the Greater Philadelphia region.

In the field of architecture, immigrant professionals working in fields related to the built environment--including architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, architectural engineering, and architecture criticism--are invited to apply.

As a component of the National Disaster Resilience Competition's Community Engagement component on Climate Change and the Environment, ReGreen Springfield (Massachusetts) will undertake two programs that engage the community in environmental work.

The programs challenge students to delve into contemporary debates surrounding development and respond to them through community-based, participatory design. 

This will be the first official seminar to be hosted in the new Kengo Kuma-designed Cultural Village at the Portland Japanese Garden.

The California Department of Parks and Recreation is requesting Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) for Architectural and Engineering Professional Services for Projects in the California State Parks System.

The City of Charleston, South Carolina, is seeking consultants or consultant teams to develop a comprehensive master plan for the suburban district of the City of Charleston known as West Ashley.

Speakers will educate landscape architecture students and recent graduates about protecting, preserving, and enhancing public land.