ASLA Honors Scofield CEO

The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) conferred honorary membership on Phillip Arnold, president and CEO of L. M. Scofield Company, at their mid-year meeting. Arnold received the highest honor ASLA gives to recognize persons other than the Fellow distinction given to landscape architects.

?EUR??,,????'??Phil has been a strong partner of the landscape architecture profession for many years, supporting cutting edge research on sustainable design and sponsoring professional development conferences,?EUR??,,????'?? said Susan Jacobson, FASLA, president of ASLA.

Mr. Arnold serves as president-elect of the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF), where he has been a member of the board since 1999. ?EUR??,,????'??Our long professional association and collaboration with landscape architects has given me and my colleagues at Scofield a deep appreciation for the ideals, the artistry and the dedication which we see shape projects of every size and description,?EUR??,,????'?? Arnold noted.

Since 1915, L. M. Scofield Company has pioneered concrete technologies that improve its versatility and durability. Scofield's colored and textured concrete is used in many award winning streetscapes, public areas and buildings around the world. The company also supports the landscape architecture profession as a corporate sponsor of ASLA and a patron-level donor to the Second Century Endowment and the American Landscape Fund sponsored LAF.

Mr. Arnold assumed the leadership of Scofield in 1994. He holds an engineering degree from Caltech and an MBA from Stanford.