Our goal is to “design tough but beautiful projects that connect people to nature — no matter what the project is,” said ...

Mark your calendars: The ASLA 2026 Conference on Landscape Architecture is coming to Los Angeles, California, September 16–18, 2026—and it’s shaping up to be an energizing three days of learning, ...

ASLA reviewed the proposed White House East Wing modernization and ballroom project. The Commission heard testimony from historic preservation organizations, allied professionals, and members of the ...

ASLA has extended the 2026 Student Awards registration and submission deadlines in response to educator feedback. Here are the updated dates, key eligibility rules, and the submission details students ...

Join ASLA this April to celebrate landscape architecture. Explore the toolkit, participate in weekly social prompts, and apply to be the WLAM 2026 Conference Ambassador. This April, ASLA celebrates ...

Innovative private developers can champion development practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and climate impacts and increase community health and livability. But not all developers have the ...

Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park provides a new model for tropical urban hydrology through the instrument of landscape infrastructure, addressing Singapore’s dual need for water supply independence and flash ...

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Header image: ASLA 2018 Professional General Design Honor Award. Tippet Rise Art Center, Fishtail, Montana.

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Built in 1954 for a real estate developer and his family, the Kronish House is one of only three Neutra-designed homes ever built in the City of Beverly Hills, and the only one that survives intact.

Roadways can split apart wildlife habitats, break down natural systems, and put the lives of humans and wildlife at risk. One to two million wildlife-vehicle collisions occur in the United States each ...