Walk through Palm Springs Downtown Park, a 2-acre public open space that is the heart of the city’s ambitious redevelopment and revitalization of Downtown Palm Springs. The Park offers visitors a shady oasis near the Palm Springs Art Museum and the vibrant retail hub along Palm Canyon Drive. Sited on the grounds of the historic [...]
In this webinar, you will learn about new changes to California’s Energy Code; where the State is headed with regards to carbon neutrally, and how energy code changes are impacting the design process. 1.5 AIA HSW The Webinar link will be emailed to registrants on February 22 More info here Register here
Presenters: A Principal at CMG Landscape Architecture and ASLA member, Pamela Conrad is Founder of Climate Positive Design in San Francisco. Nicholas Parazoo is a Scientist in the Carbon Cycle and Ecosystems group at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. View full announcement here Register at landscapeandscience.eventbrite.com
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
This workshop covers LARE Section 1: Project and Construction Administration: regulations, contracts, and construction administration processes. Advace enrollment required, sessions are Live Zoom courses. Taught by Angela Woodward, ASLA, landscape architect (CA 2126). For over 10 years, Angela has thought LARE Prep classes and mentored many candidates to success. She has been on the national [...]
This workshop covers LARE Section 2: Inventory and Analysis: knowledge and skills related to inventory, data gathering, analysis, programming, regional land use planning, site land use planning, and principles of design. Taught by Angela Woodward, ASLA, landscape architect (CA 2126). For over 10 years, Angela has thought LARE Prep classes and mentored many candidates to [...]
Come hear the writer Herself, Janet Lennox Moyer, as she releases her new Book “The Art of Landscape Lighting”! Jan will share what she has learned over the years of her 47 years practicing landscape lighting. Books signing /Meet & Greet with Janet at the conclusion of event! |Read More
Join our Leadership Team As the world gets back to re-connecting, we want to invite you to help us expand the reach of landscape architects with other design organizations and consumers. A self nomination form with Board position descriptions can be found at the link HERE. Submit your nomination by June 30. Questions? Contact [...]
Student Presenters: Robert Douglas Hannah Kaiser Mena Lai Bess Morin Bryan Covarrubias Ida Li Gena Menchaca Lydia Oweis Justin Paredes-Sison Hiromitsu Suetake JURY PANEL: Sheila Cedervall, PLA, ASLA, LEED AP- Senior Landscape Architect of Orange County Parks, Planning & Design Division Michael Douglas Brennan, ASLA, Principal Landscape Architect at Carson Douglas Landscape Architecture Kenya Huezo, [...]
1st Friday of each month noon to 1:00 p.m. (PST)
The Cultural Landscape Foundation Garden Tour The Cummings Estate | Los Angeles The overall intent of the reimagined landscape for a Tudor-style house was to imbue the property with a sense of wonder, exploration, and discovery. The entry features cool blue foliage set against a dark limestone path. A network of paths and trails connect [...]
Sites in the midst of an oak woodland in the Los Altos Hills, the striking modernist Slot House called for a decisive but restrained approach to its landscape plan, with colors and textures that stand up to the home's bold forms yet soften its angularity.
Nestled into a one-acre site, this existing shingled house was in need of an update to suit a modern family. The original tennis court and small pool cut the house off from the wooded hillside covered in redwoods and oaks, separating the house from the landscape. The clients desired to make the house more livable [...]
"Accelerating Action Together" - a two day conference hosted by USGBC Los Angeles Learn More Here
Nestled into a one-acre site, this existing shingled house was in need of an update to suit a modern family. The original tennis court and small pool cut the house off from the wooded hillside covered in redwoods and oaks, separating the house from the landscape. The clients desired to make the house more livable [...]