ASLA member Ilisa Goldman and owner of Rooted in Place Landscape Architecture was profiled in the SD Voyager Magazine in March 2018. Read the article below: http://sdvoyager.com/interview/meet-ilisa-goldman-rooted-place-landscape-architecture-consulting-point-loma-ocen-beach/
Two options to transform the Shores property into a park moved forward at the April 16 City Council meeting. Council’s agreement on both plans comes 10 years after the city bought the 5.3-acre site for [...]
Featured article in the May 2018 San Diego Home and Garden Magazine. David McCullough of McCullough Landscape Architecture Inc. creates Mediterranean look to complement client's Greek island-inspired architecture..."simple but sophisticated. Seeking a beach home as [...]
KTUA is updating and creating a new playground within an existing park, City of San Diego Memorial Community Park, in the Logan Heights neighborhood of the City of San Diego. Mayor Kevin Faulconer, City Councilman [...]
Robin Shifflet initially attended Cal Poly San Luis Obispo as a bio-science major, but after nearly blowing up the chemistry lab, she realized it was not her calling. Taking an inventory of her interests (history, [...]
Landscape Architect Robin Shifflet will oversee new master plan that aims to re-imagine how San Diego plans, builds, uses its parks. Shifflet is a member of ASLA and a former President. San Diego has launched [...]
McCullough Landscape Architecture has been chosen by Gafcon for a new waterfront residential community project in Shanghai, China. The Zizhu Purple Bay development builds on the vision of the 70-acre Seaport San Diego, spanning 800 [...]
Greg Hebert got his start in landscape architecture while an undergraduate and graduate student at the University of Colorado. By owning a “design-build” business, he designed residential landscapes in the evening and installed them during [...]
Meet a local landscape architect who started a company focused on making it quicker and easier for neighborhoods to fix up blighted properties. Ilisa Goldman thinks it should be easy for a group of neighbors [...]
A nonprofit group is proposing to build a viewing platform for an iconic Moreton Bay Fig tree in Balboa Park. Friends of Balboa Park has raised $200,000 to put a 16-foot-wide raised platform around a [...]