The Cultural Crossing project is a place of inspired intercultural exchange and dynamic hands-on learning. While the project is an expansion of the existing Portland Japanese Garden, already a ...

Client: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Rebuild By Design The Big U is a modular, replicable system for adapting coastal cities to climate change. In response to Superstorm Sandy, ...

We will not domesticate this experience! This was our team’s imperative throughout the design of The Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center. Making the profoundly wild accessible, in the sublime ...

Each April, ASLA leads the global celebration of World Landscape Architecture Month (WLAM), honoring the profession's impact on our communities and the environment. The 2026 theme, Landscape ...

This AMA session focuses on universal concepts, recurring themes, and exam-wide reasoning skills needed to navigate all question types. Bring questions about sub-domains, exam logic, and ...

At the Natural History Museum of Utah, set within 17 acres in the Salt Lake City foothills, nature truly takes precedence over the museum itself, with holistic campus design that emphasizes landscape ...

The landscape design for the Birmingham Residence sculpts space into a dynamic context for the client’s home and art collection. Situated in a quiet neighborhood in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan, ...

The Digital Library of Landscape Architecture History (DiLiLAH) is a freely available, online public repository of virtual tours of historical landscapes created to encourage education and exploration ...

New and non-recyclable materials used in homes and landscapes are often not designed to be recycled. These materials can consume enormous amounts of resources to produce and distribute and create ...

Applications are open for ASLA’s new seven-month, cohort-based program designed to help you transition from designer to firm owner/leader—complete with mentorship, a business plan capstone, and FREE ...

Highways, in their inanimate state, cannot be racist. However, the forces that located them and the consequences of their placement are inextricably connected to race. Deborah Archer, a law professor ...

There are three primary types of sound in our environments. There is geophony, which is the sound made by geophysical forces like rain, snow, rivers, ice, and cobble stones; biophony, which is the ...