1/25/2022
ASLA 2021 Professional General Design Award of Excellence. Natural History Museum of Utah: A Museum Without Walls, Salt Lake City, Utah. Design Workshop / copyright Jeff Golberg/ESTO
Submissions for ASLA Professional Awards are due on Friday, March 18, 2022, and for the ASLA Student Awards on Monday, May 23, 2022.Read More
Three organizations that represent key sectors of the landscape architecture community have united to create a powerful platform that will uniquely position landscape architecture professionals at the forefront of design, public health and ecological restoration.Read More
With 2022 marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of Frederick Law Olmsted, this year’s Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS) Challenge competition invites you to document Olmsted Landscapes.Read More
A fascinating group of cultural landscapes associated with African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native peoples are featured The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s (TCLF) Landslide 2021: Race and Space report and exhibition about nationally significant sites that are at-risk.Read More
In celebration of Frederick Law Olmsted’s 200th birthday, Olmsted 200 and our founding partners— including ASLA— aim to showcase the lasting legacy of FLO with a Google Doodle on April 26, 2022. But, we can’t do it without your help!Read More
The Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF), a leading provider of scholarships for landscape architecture students, has $161,000 available through 17 different scholarships. Qualified candidates are reminded to apply!Read More
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On February 1, ASLA will host a webinar with our newest affinity partner Truby Achievements. Join us for a presentation to learn how to become a confident leader and how companies have had exponential growth using their successful business management system.Read More
With playground innovations like Smart Play® Summit™, kids ages 5 to 12 will search for hidden animal tracks and camping gear as they trek across the laser-cut climbing decks and three-dimensional nets. Park planners can bring the mountains to their play area with this condensed-footprint, giant-play-value playstructure that welcomes crowds for fun, imaginative play.Read More
The Eda U. Gerstacker Grove at the University of Michigan by Stoss Landscape Urbanism.Read More
The Public Practice Advisory Committee’s interview series continues with Jon Wreschinsky, ASLA, Facilities Planner with the San Diego Unified School District.Read More
Thank you to our members for their support.Read More
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