What is HALS? HALS is the academic record of historically significant American landscapes. The HALS mission is to record historic landscapes through measured drawings and interpretative drawings, written histories and large format black and white photographs and color photographs. HALS builds on the HABS and HAER documentation traditions, while expanding the range of stories that [...]
ASLA Member Jurors Student Presenters Cheryl Fields, ASLA Marilynn Cheryl Connell Brian Broderson, ASLA Sabra Claire Dewey Suzanne Baird, ASLA Hisham Houssain Eric Berg, ASLA Lika Pasurishvili Robert Adams, ASLA Dylan Reeder Elissa Urbana
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Melanie Buffa will share insights from her career journey and her role as President of the Southern California ASLA Chapter, reflecting on how leadership, service, and advocacy have shaped her path. In this Lunch & Learn, Melanie will talk about navigating career shifts, stepping into leadership before feeling “fully ready,” and how getting involved beyond [...]
Life In The Time of Ice: Be Prepared February 26 - 1st of 4 Webinars In to the recent increase in immigration enforcement activities, the Illinois, New York Upstate and Northern CA ASLA chapters in partnership with El Merequetenque (the network of Latin American landscape architects and designers), Terremoto Topophyla Landscape Architecture, and CROW landscapes, [...]