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Registration is now open for the ASLA 2026 Conference on Landscape Architecture.

This September, thousands of landscape architects will gather in Los Angeles for the profession’s premier annual event.

Built around this year’s theme, Action!, ASLA 2026 brings you into the projects, ideas, and conversations shaping landscape architecture today.

From the transformation of the LA River to Earvin Magic Johnson Park and the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade, you’ll experience firsthand how design drives resilience, equity, and public life.

Why attend?

• Earn PDH through education sessions
• Explore field sessions across Southern California’s most impactful landscapes
• Discover new products and partners at the EXPO
• Connect with peers and leaders from across the profession
• Take part in special events and experiences unique to Los Angeles

Join us in LA this September.

Register now ⤴ Link in bio

#ASLA2026 #LandscapeArchitecture

Registration is now open for the ASLA 2026 Conference on Landscape Architecture.

This September, thousands of landscape architects will gather in Los Angeles for the profession’s premier annual event.

Built around this year’s theme, Action!, ASLA 2026 brings you into the projects, ideas, and conversations shaping landscape architecture today.

From the transformation of the LA River to Earvin Magic Johnson Park and the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade, you’ll experience firsthand how design drives resilience, equity, and public life.

Why attend?

• Earn PDH through education sessions
• Explore field sessions across Southern California’s most impactful landscapes
• Discover new products and partners at the EXPO
• Connect with peers and leaders from across the profession
• Take part in special events and experiences unique to Los Angeles

Join us in LA this September.

Register now ⤴ Link in bio

#ASLA2026 #LandscapeArchitecture

Registration is now open for the ASLA 2026 Conference on Landscape Architecture.

This September, thousands of landscape architects will gather in Los Angeles for the profession’s premier annual event.

Built around this year’s theme, Action!, ASLA 2026 brings you into the projects, ideas, and conversations shaping landscape architecture today.

From the transformation of the LA River to Earvin Magic Johnson Park and the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade, you’ll experience firsthand how design drives resilience, equity, and public life.

Why attend?

• Earn PDH through education sessions
• Explore field sessions across Southern California’s most impactful landscapes
• Discover new products and partners at the EXPO
• Connect with peers and leaders from across the profession
• Take part in special events and experiences unique to Los Angeles

Join us in LA this September.

Register now ⤴ Link in bio

#ASLA2026 #LandscapeArchitecture

Registration is now open for the ASLA 2026 Conference on Landscape Architecture.

This September, thousands of landscape architects will gather in Los Angeles for the profession’s premier annual event.

Built around this year’s theme, Action!, ASLA 2026 brings you into the projects, ideas, and conversations shaping landscape architecture today.

From the transformation of the LA River to Earvin Magic Johnson Park and the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade, you’ll experience firsthand how design drives resilience, equity, and public life.

Why attend?

• Earn PDH through education sessions
• Explore field sessions across Southern California’s most impactful landscapes
• Discover new products and partners at the EXPO
• Connect with peers and leaders from across the profession
• Take part in special events and experiences unique to Los Angeles

Join us in LA this September.

Register now ⤴ Link in bio

#ASLA2026 #LandscapeArchitecture

Registration is now open for the ASLA 2026 Conference on Landscape Architecture.

This September, thousands of landscape architects will gather in Los Angeles for the profession’s premier annual event.

Built around this year’s theme, Action!, ASLA 2026 brings you into the projects, ideas, and conversations shaping landscape architecture today.

From the transformation of the LA River to Earvin Magic Johnson Park and the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade, you’ll experience firsthand how design drives resilience, equity, and public life.

Why attend?

• Earn PDH through education sessions
• Explore field sessions across Southern California’s most impactful landscapes
• Discover new products and partners at the EXPO
• Connect with peers and leaders from across the profession
• Take part in special events and experiences unique to Los Angeles

Join us in LA this September.

Register now ⤴ Link in bio

#ASLA2026 #LandscapeArchitecture

Registration is now open for the ASLA 2026 Conference on Landscape Architecture.

This September, thousands of landscape architects will gather in Los Angeles for the profession’s premier annual event.

Built around this year’s theme, Action!, ASLA 2026 brings you into the projects, ideas, and conversations shaping landscape architecture today.

From the transformation of the LA River to Earvin Magic Johnson Park and the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade, you’ll experience firsthand how design drives resilience, equity, and public life.

Why attend?

• Earn PDH through education sessions
• Explore field sessions across Southern California’s most impactful landscapes
• Discover new products and partners at the EXPO
• Connect with peers and leaders from across the profession
• Take part in special events and experiences unique to Los Angeles

Join us in LA this September.

Register now ⤴ Link in bio

#ASLA2026 #LandscapeArchitecture

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

See LA through landscape architecture.

Explore iconic projects, historic landscapes, and nature-based solutions across Los Angeles through exclusive field sessions at #ASLA2026.

Register early to save your spot ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit:
1. Elysian Test Plot (@test_plot) / Terremoto
2. LA River / Asch Phoenix
3. Hollywood Forever Cemetery Gower Mausoleum / Tim Griffith
4. Wilmington Waterfront Promenade / Millicent Harvey
5. Japanese Garden at The Huntington / Lisa Blackburn
6. SoFi Stadium / Craig Collins
7. NBC Universal / Caitlin Atkinson
8. Esperanza Play Area During Planting / SALT Landscape Architects

Meet the Jury: Jared McKnight, ASLA

Angel's Knoll Park is a "fantastically complex site" and a unique opportunity for emerging professionals to explore new approaches to creating inclusive, resilient, and community-oriented public spaces.

As a juror, Jared is especially excited to see how participants respond to the site's dramatic topography—not as an obstacle, but as a kinetic opportunity.

Ready to take on the challenge?

• Open to emerging professionals and final-year student ASLA members
• Individuals or teams of up to three
• Free to enter
• Submissions due July 16

First Prize: Complimentary conference registration to ASLA 2026 or ASLA 2027

Download the competition brief and start your submission ⤴ Link in bio

The 2026 ASLA Emerging Professionals Design Competition is now open.

This year's challenge invites emerging professionals and final-year student ASLA members to reimagine a highly visible and currently inaccessible open space in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.

• First Prize: Complimentary conference registration to ASLA 2026 or ASLA 2027
• Individuals or teams of up to three
• Free to enter
• Submissions due July 16

Download the competition brief and start your submission ⤴ Link in bio

Supporting pollinators and reducing urban heat can happen together.

At Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington, continuous blooming attracts diverse pollinators across the growing season, while new trees lay the groundwork for future canopy shade and heat sinks that reduce temperatures.

Our team designs public spaces with these biodiversity and climate strategies together to make ecosystems stronger and communities more resilient. — Christian Runge, ASLA, PLA, principal at Mithun and co-chair, ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Committee Biodiversity Subcommittee

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Landscape Architect: @mithun_design
Design-build team leader: @forma_cc
Civil engineer: @KPFF_sea

Image credit: Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington / Meghan Montgomery / @builtworkphotography; Christian Runge / Mithun

Supporting pollinators and reducing urban heat can happen together.

At Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington, continuous blooming attracts diverse pollinators across the growing season, while new trees lay the groundwork for future canopy shade and heat sinks that reduce temperatures.

Our team designs public spaces with these biodiversity and climate strategies together to make ecosystems stronger and communities more resilient. — Christian Runge, ASLA, PLA, principal at Mithun and co-chair, ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Committee Biodiversity Subcommittee

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Landscape Architect: @mithun_design
Design-build team leader: @forma_cc
Civil engineer: @KPFF_sea

Image credit: Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington / Meghan Montgomery / @builtworkphotography; Christian Runge / Mithun

Supporting pollinators and reducing urban heat can happen together.

At Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington, continuous blooming attracts diverse pollinators across the growing season, while new trees lay the groundwork for future canopy shade and heat sinks that reduce temperatures.

Our team designs public spaces with these biodiversity and climate strategies together to make ecosystems stronger and communities more resilient. — Christian Runge, ASLA, PLA, principal at Mithun and co-chair, ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Committee Biodiversity Subcommittee

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Landscape Architect: @mithun_design
Design-build team leader: @forma_cc
Civil engineer: @KPFF_sea

Image credit: Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington / Meghan Montgomery / @builtworkphotography; Christian Runge / Mithun

Supporting pollinators and reducing urban heat can happen together.

At Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington, continuous blooming attracts diverse pollinators across the growing season, while new trees lay the groundwork for future canopy shade and heat sinks that reduce temperatures.

Our team designs public spaces with these biodiversity and climate strategies together to make ecosystems stronger and communities more resilient. — Christian Runge, ASLA, PLA, principal at Mithun and co-chair, ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Committee Biodiversity Subcommittee

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Landscape Architect: @mithun_design
Design-build team leader: @forma_cc
Civil engineer: @KPFF_sea

Image credit: Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington / Meghan Montgomery / @builtworkphotography; Christian Runge / Mithun

Supporting pollinators and reducing urban heat can happen together.

At Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington, continuous blooming attracts diverse pollinators across the growing season, while new trees lay the groundwork for future canopy shade and heat sinks that reduce temperatures.

Our team designs public spaces with these biodiversity and climate strategies together to make ecosystems stronger and communities more resilient. — Christian Runge, ASLA, PLA, principal at Mithun and co-chair, ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Committee Biodiversity Subcommittee

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Landscape Architect: @mithun_design
Design-build team leader: @forma_cc
Civil engineer: @KPFF_sea

Image credit: Richmond Highlands Park in Shoreline, Washington / Meghan Montgomery / @builtworkphotography; Christian Runge / Mithun

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

What happens when a beloved landscape begins to disappear?

After the Ashes reimagines Eugene’s Amazon Park following the devastation of the Emerald Ash Borer beetle.

By restoring pre-colonial camas meadow conditions and creating spaces for reflection and habitat restoration, the design remembers what was lost while adapting to a changing future.

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Student General Design Honor Award. After the Ashes. Miles Kelley, Student ASLA; Faculty Advisors: Ignacio López Busón, ASLA; Elle Stapleton, ASLA; Jeffery Krueger; Yekang Ko; Noah Kerr; University of Oregon.

#aslaawards

Parks can fight climate change while boosting biodiversity.

At Beech Bluff County Park in Wake County, North Carolina, innovative stormwater systems capture and filter runoff while creating healthier habitats for native plants and wildlife.

A solar-powered classroom and hands-on spaces like the Harvest Hub connect K–12 students and the broader community to local ecology, history, and wellness.

With more than 200 programs reaching over 4,700 participants, the park demonstrates how thoughtfully designed landscapes can support climate action, education, and community health all at once. — Eric Davis, FASLA, @surface_678

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit: Beech Bluff County Park in Wake County, North Carolina / Surface 678

Parks can fight climate change while boosting biodiversity.

At Beech Bluff County Park in Wake County, North Carolina, innovative stormwater systems capture and filter runoff while creating healthier habitats for native plants and wildlife.

A solar-powered classroom and hands-on spaces like the Harvest Hub connect K–12 students and the broader community to local ecology, history, and wellness.

With more than 200 programs reaching over 4,700 participants, the park demonstrates how thoughtfully designed landscapes can support climate action, education, and community health all at once. — Eric Davis, FASLA, @surface_678

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit: Beech Bluff County Park in Wake County, North Carolina / Surface 678

Parks can fight climate change while boosting biodiversity.

At Beech Bluff County Park in Wake County, North Carolina, innovative stormwater systems capture and filter runoff while creating healthier habitats for native plants and wildlife.

A solar-powered classroom and hands-on spaces like the Harvest Hub connect K–12 students and the broader community to local ecology, history, and wellness.

With more than 200 programs reaching over 4,700 participants, the park demonstrates how thoughtfully designed landscapes can support climate action, education, and community health all at once. — Eric Davis, FASLA, @surface_678

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit: Beech Bluff County Park in Wake County, North Carolina / Surface 678

A courtyard reimagined 🌿

A once poorly drained courtyard at @werthanloftsnashville is now a functional, biophilic retreat transformed by @gardens_of_babylon.

A custom Fiberglass Modwall system by @plantersunlimited supports tree health, manages stormwater, and integrates seating to create a more sustainable and welcoming outdoor space.

In partnership with Planters Unlimited.

Congratulations to the ASLA members who recently completed all four sections of the Landscape Architect Registration Examination (L.A.R.E.).

This milestone reflects years of dedication, persistence, and commitment to becoming licensed landscape architects.

Congratulations to the ASLA members who recently completed all four sections of the Landscape Architect Registration Examination (L.A.R.E.).

This milestone reflects years of dedication, persistence, and commitment to becoming licensed landscape architects.

Congratulations to the ASLA members who recently completed all four sections of the Landscape Architect Registration Examination (L.A.R.E.).

This milestone reflects years of dedication, persistence, and commitment to becoming licensed landscape architects.

Congratulations to the ASLA members who recently completed all four sections of the Landscape Architect Registration Examination (L.A.R.E.).

This milestone reflects years of dedication, persistence, and commitment to becoming licensed landscape architects.

UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District

Landscape architecture by @kotsiuba_studio

In Kyiv, Ukraine, UNIT.City reclaims a once-restricted area, establishing a walkable, climate-responsive urban environment that enhances connectivity.

By prioritizing people-first design and green infrastructure, the project shows how industrial heritage can be transformed into thriving, future-ready districts.

“The diversity of landscape spaces and their integration into the existing fabric of this post-industrial site is very successful.” — 2025 Awards Jury

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Professional Urban Design Honor Award. UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District. Kyiv, Ukraine. KOTSIUBA / Ivan Avdeenko; Maria Savoskula

#aslaawards #thisislandscapearchitecture

UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District

Landscape architecture by @kotsiuba_studio

In Kyiv, Ukraine, UNIT.City reclaims a once-restricted area, establishing a walkable, climate-responsive urban environment that enhances connectivity.

By prioritizing people-first design and green infrastructure, the project shows how industrial heritage can be transformed into thriving, future-ready districts.

“The diversity of landscape spaces and their integration into the existing fabric of this post-industrial site is very successful.” — 2025 Awards Jury

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Professional Urban Design Honor Award. UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District. Kyiv, Ukraine. KOTSIUBA / Ivan Avdeenko; Maria Savoskula

#aslaawards #thisislandscapearchitecture

UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District

Landscape architecture by @kotsiuba_studio

In Kyiv, Ukraine, UNIT.City reclaims a once-restricted area, establishing a walkable, climate-responsive urban environment that enhances connectivity.

By prioritizing people-first design and green infrastructure, the project shows how industrial heritage can be transformed into thriving, future-ready districts.

“The diversity of landscape spaces and their integration into the existing fabric of this post-industrial site is very successful.” — 2025 Awards Jury

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Professional Urban Design Honor Award. UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District. Kyiv, Ukraine. KOTSIUBA / Ivan Avdeenko; Maria Savoskula

#aslaawards #thisislandscapearchitecture

UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District

Landscape architecture by @kotsiuba_studio

In Kyiv, Ukraine, UNIT.City reclaims a once-restricted area, establishing a walkable, climate-responsive urban environment that enhances connectivity.

By prioritizing people-first design and green infrastructure, the project shows how industrial heritage can be transformed into thriving, future-ready districts.

“The diversity of landscape spaces and their integration into the existing fabric of this post-industrial site is very successful.” — 2025 Awards Jury

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Professional Urban Design Honor Award. UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District. Kyiv, Ukraine. KOTSIUBA / Ivan Avdeenko; Maria Savoskula

#aslaawards #thisislandscapearchitecture

UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District

Landscape architecture by @kotsiuba_studio

In Kyiv, Ukraine, UNIT.City reclaims a once-restricted area, establishing a walkable, climate-responsive urban environment that enhances connectivity.

By prioritizing people-first design and green infrastructure, the project shows how industrial heritage can be transformed into thriving, future-ready districts.

“The diversity of landscape spaces and their integration into the existing fabric of this post-industrial site is very successful.” — 2025 Awards Jury

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Professional Urban Design Honor Award. UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District. Kyiv, Ukraine. KOTSIUBA / Ivan Avdeenko; Maria Savoskula

#aslaawards #thisislandscapearchitecture

UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District

Landscape architecture by @kotsiuba_studio

In Kyiv, Ukraine, UNIT.City reclaims a once-restricted area, establishing a walkable, climate-responsive urban environment that enhances connectivity.

By prioritizing people-first design and green infrastructure, the project shows how industrial heritage can be transformed into thriving, future-ready districts.

“The diversity of landscape spaces and their integration into the existing fabric of this post-industrial site is very successful.” — 2025 Awards Jury

Image credit: ASLA 2025 Professional Urban Design Honor Award. UNIT.City: Transforming an Industrial Zone into an Innovation District. Kyiv, Ukraine. KOTSIUBA / Ivan Avdeenko; Maria Savoskula

#aslaawards #thisislandscapearchitecture

Native meadows build soil carbon and support pollinators.

At a preschool in Kansas City, conventional lawn was replaced with native meadows, rain gardens, and woodland plantings that help:
• Filter stormwater
• Sequester carbon
• Create year-round habitat for pollinators + birds
• Give children a living classroom to explore

"Small sites, big impact: this is how we build climate resilience and biodiversity into every project we take on.” — Maria Landoni, ASLA, founder of @surlandscapearchitecture

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit: Emmanuel Science & Technology Center / SUR Landscape Architecture

Native meadows build soil carbon and support pollinators.

At a preschool in Kansas City, conventional lawn was replaced with native meadows, rain gardens, and woodland plantings that help:
• Filter stormwater
• Sequester carbon
• Create year-round habitat for pollinators + birds
• Give children a living classroom to explore

"Small sites, big impact: this is how we build climate resilience and biodiversity into every project we take on.” — Maria Landoni, ASLA, founder of @surlandscapearchitecture

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit: Emmanuel Science & Technology Center / SUR Landscape Architecture

Native meadows build soil carbon and support pollinators.

At a preschool in Kansas City, conventional lawn was replaced with native meadows, rain gardens, and woodland plantings that help:
• Filter stormwater
• Sequester carbon
• Create year-round habitat for pollinators + birds
• Give children a living classroom to explore

"Small sites, big impact: this is how we build climate resilience and biodiversity into every project we take on.” — Maria Landoni, ASLA, founder of @surlandscapearchitecture

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit: Emmanuel Science & Technology Center / SUR Landscape Architecture

Native meadows build soil carbon and support pollinators.

At a preschool in Kansas City, conventional lawn was replaced with native meadows, rain gardens, and woodland plantings that help:
• Filter stormwater
• Sequester carbon
• Create year-round habitat for pollinators + birds
• Give children a living classroom to explore

"Small sites, big impact: this is how we build climate resilience and biodiversity into every project we take on.” — Maria Landoni, ASLA, founder of @surlandscapearchitecture

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit: Emmanuel Science & Technology Center / SUR Landscape Architecture

Native meadows build soil carbon and support pollinators.

At a preschool in Kansas City, conventional lawn was replaced with native meadows, rain gardens, and woodland plantings that help:
• Filter stormwater
• Sequester carbon
• Create year-round habitat for pollinators + birds
• Give children a living classroom to explore

"Small sites, big impact: this is how we build climate resilience and biodiversity into every project we take on.” — Maria Landoni, ASLA, founder of @surlandscapearchitecture

Explore Landscape Architecture 2040: ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Plan and tools to bring climate and biodiversity solutions together ⤴ Link in bio

Image credit: Emmanuel Science & Technology Center / SUR Landscape Architecture

Congratulations to the 36 members elected to the 2026 ASLA Council of Fellows.

One of the Society’s highest honors, Fellowship recognizes leadership and lasting contributions to landscape architecture and society.

The Class of 2026 will be elevated this September at the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in Los Angeles.

#ASLA2026

Congratulations to the 36 members elected to the 2026 ASLA Council of Fellows.

One of the Society’s highest honors, Fellowship recognizes leadership and lasting contributions to landscape architecture and society.

The Class of 2026 will be elevated this September at the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in Los Angeles.

#ASLA2026

Congratulations to the 36 members elected to the 2026 ASLA Council of Fellows.

One of the Society’s highest honors, Fellowship recognizes leadership and lasting contributions to landscape architecture and society.

The Class of 2026 will be elevated this September at the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in Los Angeles.

#ASLA2026

Congratulations to the 36 members elected to the 2026 ASLA Council of Fellows.

One of the Society’s highest honors, Fellowship recognizes leadership and lasting contributions to landscape architecture and society.

The Class of 2026 will be elevated this September at the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in Los Angeles.

#ASLA2026

Congratulations to the 36 members elected to the 2026 ASLA Council of Fellows.

One of the Society’s highest honors, Fellowship recognizes leadership and lasting contributions to landscape architecture and society.

The Class of 2026 will be elevated this September at the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in Los Angeles.

#ASLA2026