Department of Homeland Security designates landscape architecture a STEM discipline

American Society of Landscape Architects says the new classification will bring more opportunities for students to enter the green industry. read more
American Society of Landscape Architects says the new classification will bring more opportunities for students to enter the green industry. read more
The Library of Congress and the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) are partnering to archive the society’s professional award-winning projects, marking the first time that collections representing the international landscape architecture profession will be archived by a U.S. federal institution. While the Library of Congress has archived collections representing the professions of architecture, design and engineering since the 1800s,... read more
The American Society of Landscape Architects named the 2020 Honors recipients. The honors represent the highest recognition ASLA bestows each year. read more
The California Landscape Contractors Association (CLCA), a nonprofit trade organization of licensed and landscape-related contractors, presented Trophy Awards to California landscape contractors during its annual convention. “The CLCA is thrilled to recognize all the landscapers and award-wining projects. Our association’s core goal is to support and encourage our very talented members to create beautiful landscapes that positively impact those around... read more
Frank Gangi has been promoted to national accounts manager for ASV Holdings. Gangi will be responsible for supporting and growing ASV’s customer portfolio, including OEM and national rental customers, direct national accounts and strategic attachment partners. Gangi has 23 years of experience in the manufacturing industry, with more than 10 years in the compact loader business. He most recently worked... read more
The American Society of Landscape Architects added urban design as a new 2020 award category for students and professionals in landscape architecture. read more