San Diego’s Lane Field Park, created by Denver’s urban design and landscape architecture firm Civitas, is on the former site of Lane Field baseball stadium, home to the then-Pacific Coast League San Diego Padres from [...]
ASLA’s Emerging Professionals are making an impact as we head toward National Landscape Architecture month and all the exciting Spring and Summer events to come. The new year brought on a fresh wave of participation [...]
With more development in urban than suburban areas in 100 years, there is a clear need for more parks, gardens and plants, which could explain the popular new trend of living walls, also referred to [...]
Past ASLASD President, Patricia Trauth, was appointed Friday, June 5, 2015 by Gov. Jerry Brown to the California Landscape Architects Technical Committee. The committee establishes standards for licensing and enforces laws and regulations that govern [...]
ASLASD President Tim Smith and member Michelle Landis are quoted in an article featured in the Union Tribune discussing if the drought is killing the lawn. Read the beginning of the article below and click [...]
The San Diego ASLA Stewardship Committee hosted an educational Workshop to Discuss Low-impact Development Solutions on April 30, 2015 at Silver Gate Yacht Club on Shelter Island. This Storm Water Management and Creative Low Impact [...]
Tim Smith, President of the San Diego Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), is joined by landscape architects Ilisa Goldman and Kurt Carlson, to talk about ASLA’s mission, the benefits of sustainable [...]
Nobody can say exactly how many, but trees in Balboa Park are dying, according to park advocates and city officials. Years without hard rain have weakened the trees, many of which do not belong in [...]
The San Diego ASLA Stewardship Committee will be hosting an educational event on April 30 at Silver Gate Yacht Club on Shelter Island. This Storm Water Management and Creative Low Impact Development event, is a [...]
At the end of the 1800s the city of San Diego was not like any other major U.S. city. Enormous in acreage, the streets were still unpaved. With miles of oceanfront, there were no beaches [...]