The Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) has announced the two winners and six finalists for its 2018 Olmsted Scholars Program, a leading national leadership award program for landscape architecture students.

On May 17, the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) in Washington, D.C., will host two events that showcase and celebrate leading-edge thinking and achievements in landscape architecture and sustainability.

The Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF), the leader in national scholarships for landscape architecture students, reminds students and faculty about its 2018 award opportunities with over $125,000 available.

As the year winds down, the Landscape Architecture Foundation would like to thank our many friends, partners, and donors for their indispensable support during this ambitious year.

This landmark book features the 32 “Declarations” written for LAF’s 2016 Summit on Landscape Architecture and the Future, along with excerpts from panel discussions and an opening essay by Richard Weller of the University of Pennsylvania School of Design.

This $25,000, year-long fellowship is a unique opportunity for mid-career and senior-level landscape architects to explore, research, develop, and test the next big ideas that will bring about positive change and expand the impact of landscape architecture.

The Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) has accounced the two winners and six finalists for the 2017 Olmsted Scholars Program, the premier national award and recognition program for landscape architecture students.

At the 2016 ASLA Annual Meeting in New Orleans last fall, the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) released the New Landscape Declaration, a bold vision and 21st century call to action for landscape architecture. LAF is now encouraging landscape architects across the globe to sign on to this ambitious vision, discuss, share, and work to turn the ideas into concrete actions.