The American Society of Landscape Architects is accepting submissions for its 2020 Professional and Student Awards Program.

ASLA Awards are the oldest and most prestigious awards program in the profession of landscape architecture, according to the association. The program honors the best and most innovative landscape architecture projects from around the globe and give a glimpse into the future of the profession.

This year, a new award category, Urban Design, will recognize projects that activate networks of spaces that mediate between social equity, economic viability, infrastructure, environmental stewardship, and place-making in the public and private realm.

Recipients receive featured coverage in Landscape Architecture Magazine and are honored at the presentation ceremony during the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in Miami Beach, October 2-5, 2020.

Submissions for ASLA Professional Awards are due no later than 11:59 PST on Friday, February 21, 2020.

Submissions for ASLA Student Awards are due no later than 11:59 PST on Monday, May 4, 2020.

Background on ASLA Professional and Student Awards Program

 

ASLA bestows Professional Awards in General Design, Residential Design, Urban Design, Analysis & Planning, Communications, and Research categories. For each category, juries select a number of Honor Awards and may select one Award of Excellence. One Landmark Award is also presented each year.

This year's Professional Awards Jury includes:
• Chair: Jose Alminana, FASLA - Andropogon
• Jane Berger - Writer
• Ujijji Davis, ASLA - SmithGroup
• Mark Hough, FASLA - Duke University
• Mark Johnson, FASLA - Civitas
• Kathleen John-Alder, FASLA - Rutgers University
• Mia Lehrer FASLA - Studio-MLA
• Tanya Olson, ASLA - Tallgrass Landscape Architecture
• Robert Rogers - Architects+Urban Designers
• Stephanie A. Rolley, FASLA - Kansas State University
• Gale Newman, ASLA - Texas A&M University

ASLA bestows Student Awards in General Design, Residential Design, Urban Design, Analysis & Planning, Communications, Research, Student Community Service, and Student Collaboration.

This year's Student Awards Jury includes:
• Chair: Kristina Hill - University of California, Berkeley
• Adam Arvidson, FASLA - Landscape Architect, Writer
• Lucia Athens, ASLA - Office of Sustainability, City of Austin
• Cermetrius L. Bohannon, ASLA - Virginia Tech
• Jonathon Geels, ASLA - Troyer Group
• Rikerrious Geter, Associate ASLA - GGN
• Luis Gonzalez, ASLA - Lennar
• Melissa Henao-Robledo, ASLA - Landscape Forms
• Ernest C. Wong, FASLA - Site Design Group

For more information, contact Jacquelyn Bianchini: jbianchini@asla.org.