ASLA-NY Announces 2025 Design Awards Recipients
Landscape Architects Elevate Designing Healthy, Beautiful, and Resilient Places for All
by David Russo, ASLA NY Executive Director
This year's ASLA-NY Design Awards recognizes 30 projects done by 22 firms and was selected by a jury from the Florida chapter of the ASLA. Pictured here: The Presidio Tunnel Tops is a great reserve of nature, ecology, culture, and history set at the point where the city meets the Bay. The park leverages this extraordinary position to create a magnificent new place for all of San Francisco, effectively connecting City to Bay, Presidio to Crissy Field and Crissy Marsh, and historical and cultural legacy to future generations. (Photo Credit: Caitlin Atkinson, Courtesy of ASLA-NY)
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This year's ASLA-NY Design Awards recognizes 30 projects done by 22 firms and was selected by a jury from the Florida chapter of the ASLA. Pictured here: The Presidio Tunnel Tops is a great reserve of nature, ecology, culture, and history set at the point where the city meets the Bay. The park leverages this extraordinary position to create a magnificent new place for all of San Francisco, effectively connecting City to Bay, Presidio to Crissy Field and Crissy Marsh, and historical and cultural legacy to future generations. (Photo Credit: Caitlin Atkinson, Courtesy of ASLA-NY)
New York, New York (March 28, 2025) - The American Society of Landscape Architects, New York (ASLA-NY), the New York City chapter of the national professional organization representing landscape architects, today announced the recipients of the Chapter's 2025 Design Awards. Organized by the ASLA-NY Chapter Awards Committee, the Design Awards bolster local visibility, acknowledge and promote the work of the Chapter's membership, and publicly recognize excellence in the practice of landscape architecture.
Juried by an interdisciplinary team of professionals from the ASLA Florida Chapter, this year's winning entries were selected based on quality of design and execution, innovation, and impact on the community and the profession. Out of a record-high 94 submissions, the jury selected one (1) Award of Excellence, eight (8) Honor, and twenty (20) Merit award winners. All awards will be presented at our Design Awards Ceremony on April 24 to be held at the Arsenal in Central Park. An outdoor exhibit of winning projects will be on display in Midtown during NYC DOT's Car-free Earth Day event on April 26, at a special NYCxDesign Festival event in mid-May, and online at aslany.org.
For a full press release highlighting our Excellence and Honor Award winners, please go to our website. The full list of award winners is as follows:
Excellence
Presidio Tunnel Tops - Field Operations
Honor
Bergen Arches Greenway & Transit Feasibility Study - Supermass Studio
East Midtown Greenway - Stantec [See LASN's feature on East Midtown Greenway in the October 2024 Hardscapes Issue]
Greylock Datum House - Wagner Hodgson, Inc.
Interplay Park - Terrain Work
St. John's Terminal - Future Green Landscape Architecture DPC
The Pier 42 Upland Park and Pier - MNLA
Imagine West End Waterfront Master Plan - Sn?,hetta/ PFS Studio
Stephen Wise Towers - Dirtworks Landscape Architecture
Merit
A Woodland Respite on the Upper East Side - Harrison Green
Beech House - Hollander Design Landscape Architects
Chelsea Waterside Park, Phase 2 - Abel Bainnson Butz, LLP
East Newark Riverfront Park - AECOM
Gravity Field - Terrain Work
Lantern Terrace - Hollander Design Landscape Architects
Ledge House - Steven Yavanian Landscape Architecture
Malt Drive Park - SCAPE Landscape Architecture DPC
Manhattan West - Field Operations
NYCHA Playground Redevelopment Post-Hurricane Sandy: A Story of Resilient Community-Driven Design - Grain Collective Landscape Architecture & Urban Design PLLC
Ooms Nature Conservancy: Bridging Accessibility and Ecological Integrity - Dirtworks Landscape Architecture
Port of Los Angeles Wilmington Waterfront Promenade - Sasaki
Pratt East Hall Plaza - SCAPE Landscape Architecture DPC
Rebuild by Design Hudson - AECOM
Seaside Villa - Enea Landscape Architecture
Sendero Verde - AECOM
The Shepherd Arts Park: Community, Art, Play - OSD-Office of Strategy + Design
THE VILLAGE GREEN: a catalyst for the community - Louis Fusco Landscape Architects
Tribeca Green - Hollander Design Landscape Architects
Wayward Point - STIMSON
The ASLA-NY Awards Committee is co-chaired by Nicholas Pettinati, ASLA, and Dave Russo, ASLA. The winning submissions will be exhibited online at aslany.org. Images may be used upon request and proper credit.
Jury Members from ASLA Florida Chapter:
Erez Bar-Nur, Olivia Bussey, Aaron Elswick, Leigh Gevelinger, Leah Heinzelmann, Kelly Hitzing, Kirk Hoosac, Jeff Huber, Patricia Matamoros, Emily O'Mahoney, Phoebe Prentner, Kody Smith, Rudolf Uhlemann. Special thanks to Leah Bozeman, who was incredible in organizing the entire jury.
For more information contact:
American Society of Landscape Architects, New York
David Russo, Executive Director
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