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In honor of Black History Month, the Bay Area LARC is highlighting Black landscape architects who have made valuable contributions to the landscape architecture profession and have created positive change through landscape design. Walter Hood, a UC Berkeley professor and the owner of Hood Design Studio, is dedicated to [...]
It saddens me to announce the passing of HALS Member Cate Bainton. Cate died on January 23, 2021 after stoically enduring non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma disease for several years followed by an aggressive form of uterine cancer. She was 65. Cate’s death is a tremendous loss to the Northern California Chapter [...]
Chip Sullivan, ASLA University of California, Berkeley Nomination in Knowledge by Northern California Chapter For more than three decades, Chip Sullivan has developed a unique pedagogy in landscape architecture education by merging art, nature, and environmental consciousness. His focus has been to teach people how to see the [...]
he Northern California Chapter of ASLA Emerging Professionals Committee is working on creating a web page of resources curated by Landscape Architects and anyone related to the field. The Bay Area Landscape Architecture Resources Community’s (LARC) mission is to increase accessibility and awareness of resources related to landscape [...]
by John King Residential towers opened last year in San Francisco and Oakland. Silicon Valley sprouted yet more tech compounds wrapped in glass that glistens with an icy sheen. But the most profound change to the Bay Area’s urban landscape in 2020 had nothing to do with buildings, [...]
Disadvantaged residents from predominately Black neighborhoods have fewer options in face of gentrification. by Sanrda Feder A new study by a Stanford sociologist has determined that the negative effects of gentrification are felt disproportionately by minority communities, whose residents have fewer options of neighborhoods they can move to [...]
Upon the release of his new book, Walter Hood conceives a landscape architecture rooted in a sense of place, justice, and historical truth. by Rebecca Greenwald “Black landscapes matter because they are prophetic. They tell the truth of the struggles and victories of African Americans in North America,” writes [...]
by Andrew Sargeant, ASLA Two days before I saw the footage of Ahmaud Arbery’s murder, I headed out for a quick walk to the local gas station mini-mart. I realized I forgot my mask and returned home to grab it. On my way home, I was greeted with [...]
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 [...]
ASLA-NCC Chapter and It’s Members, I want to extend a huge thank you to the executive committee, our executive director, member firms, members, and our sponsors for staying engaged with the chapter this past year and for continuing to build a strong community of landscape architects in the [...]
