This tiny plaza—shaded by twenty-six mature mixed-species oaks—stands in marked contrast to the wide-open swath of nearly treeless parks that cover Boston’s infamous Big Dig. The plaza has created a ...
The existing conditions of the site: a former shooting range, shown as a garbage dump and drainage sink for urban stormwater, heavily polluted with saline–alkali soil, littered, deserted, and ...
Deep-rooted Plants — A configuration of deep-rooted plants at the center of the roof will provide sufficient sun and the growth of space, using a hollow cylindrical structure that will connect the ...
The ASLA Professional Awards recognize the most accomplished work in landscape architecture today—honoring projects that demonstrate design excellence and advance communities, ecosystems, and the ...
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Landscape architects bring together ecology, design, and technology to create places that are healthy beautiful, and built to last. ... We collaborate with communities, engineers, ...
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News and updates on ASLA’s advocacy efforts, tracking policy and legislative issues that affect landscape architects and the communities they serve.
The profession’s magazine of record—offering insight, ideas, and inspiration from the landscape architects shaping places worldwide.
The ASLA Awards recognize the vision and impact of landscape architects at every stage of their careers, honoring the most ...
Join thousands of landscape architects and allied professionals for the nation’s largest gathering dedicated to shaping ...
At ASLA, volunteer leaders play a pivotal role in shaping the future of landscape architecture. Guided by the collective expertise and dedication of our Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, ASLA ...
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