Outdoor Fitness has gone through a tremendous development since it was introduced in the 2000s. Thousands of outdoor fitness sites have been created. Some locations are being used very well, yet most locations are used too little. In this webinar, learn what needs to be considered when planning a [...]

Please join your ASLA friends and colleagues and the sponsors that generously support us for a virtual year-end celebration and good cheer. We will honor ASLA-NCC's 2020 Fellow and applaud all our members' efforts during this challenging year in creating healthy, beautiful environments from the comfort and safety of [...]

Landscape architects are expanding our reach, tackling complex issues of resiliency, equity, and social justice. By working more upstream in the design process, we are developing regional strategies with robust civic engagement, thinking in non-traditional ways about how to design traditional landscapes, acting as champions of biodiversity and stewards [...]

From my earliest days in private practice I was frustrated with how poorly conceived land use regulations “straight jacketed” my design work; I knew there had to be a better way to design communities. This has proven to be a driving force in my career and a key reason I sought to [...]

We are very excited for the Network to demonstrate excellence in landscape architecture, and to highlight the current work and emerging canon led by professionals like you. As an inaugural event, the speaker series will present four virtual panels, to elevate the work and the value Black-identifying landscape architects [...]

We are very excited for the Network to demonstrate excellence in landscape architecture, and to highlight the current work and emerging canon led by professionals like you. As an inaugural event, the speaker series will present four virtual panels, to elevate the work and the value Black-identifying landscape architects [...]

We are very excited for the Network to demonstrate excellence in landscape architecture, and to highlight the current work and emerging canon led by professionals like you. As an inaugural event, the speaker series will present four virtual panels, to elevate the work and the value Black-identifying landscape architects [...]

Join the ASLA Berkeley Student Chapter for an exciting virtual Happy Hour next week! After a long day of work, come ready to relax, have fun, and socialize with students and fellow chapter members. Happy Hour with Berkeley Students: We will assign teams and play several rounds of virtual [...]

The COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated a public health crisis that has existed for decades. Rising rates of chronic disease, which can be partially attributed to the design of our built environment, have exacerbated the impacts of infectious disease on many segments of our population. This discussion with Sara, will [...]

Virtual Education Session Credits:  LA CES™ 1.0 PDH Furniture is just one component in the design of the public realm. Designers should take into consideration the function and goals of the site by focusing on how people will use the location. Navigation patterns and intent to use the amenities [...]

Join ASLA in this powerful and provocative panel that brings together four inspiring women to share their stories of leadership, resilience, and empowerment as leaders and women of color in design education. Structured as a discussion, the focus will be to highlight the diverse paths to leadership, to recognize [...]

Influencing decisions as a Landscape Architect or community member might sound daunting, but advocating for what you believe in is essential. Angela Dye has dedicated her career to advocating for quality of life and habitat no matter where she has lived. Make advocacy, large or small, a part of [...]

Live from our living rooms to yours... You are invited to don your best tiara and knot your fanciest bowtie and join ASLA-NCC for our Annual Meeting & Professional Awards Presentation! Zoom in with your friends and colleagues as we acknowledge the outstanding work of bay area landscape architects. [...]

The University Architect / Campus Planning and Design Office sponsors a spring lecture series in architecture and landscape architecture. The purpose of the series is to bring together community enthusiasts, students and staff from across different disciplines to hear the latest innovations in building and design. The lectures provide [...]

On Wednesday, May 5th, Kona Gray did a lecture hosted by Stanford University titled Democratic Ground: Discovering Equity In The Landscape. Kona shared a call to action for fellow designers to come together to reinvent the practice of design. With his long-term commitment and support to students and emerging [...]

What does it mean to dedicate a design studio to the immediate questions outside the studio walls? To commit to a way of working that requires years of social observation, collaborative initiatives and immediate partnerships? blink!LAB was launched in 2015 with a mandate to weave community projects and private clients as [...]

This conversation will begin with a 20-minute presentation, putting forth the idea that change with continuity is essential. Opening remarks will examine the planning, design and stewardship opportunities (and constraints) frequently encountered when dealing with cultural landscapes. These remarks will address personal and foundational principles, while demonstrating how to [...]