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The jury selected 33 projects to receive awards from a field of over 520 entries. “This year’s awards projects demonstrated the rising cultural relevance of responsible planning and good design across a range of scales and project types in the United States and abroad," said Gary Hilderbrand, FASLA, jury chair and principal at Reed Hilderbrand Associates Inc. "By bringing forward a compelling set of diverse projects, this jury showcased some of the successes landscape architects are having with the complex issues that arise for thoughtful design practices today, including the drive for clarity, expressiveness, rigor, and durability in design.”
The ASLA Awards Program is administered by the ASLA Library and Education Advocacy Fund, a nonprofit 501(c) 3 organization established by ASLA in 2001. The ASLA Fund is dedicated to expanding the body of knowledge of the landscape architecture profession, to promoting the value of landscape architecture, and to increasing public understanding of environmental and land use issues and principles.
Founded in 1899, ASLA is the national professional association for landscape architects representing more than 15,000 members. Landscape architecture is a comprehensive discipline of land analysis, planning, design, management, preservation, and rehabilitation. ASLA promotes the landscape architecture profession and advances the practice through advocacy, education, communication, and fellowship. Learn more about landscape architecture online at www.asla.org.
The Juries
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Warren T. Byrd Jr., FASLA
Jury Chair
Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects
Charlottesville, VA |
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Mary Ellen Cowan, ASLA
MESA
Dallas, TX |
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Robert A. Ivy, FAIA
Editor-in-Chief
Architectural Record
New York, NY |
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Niall Kirkwood, ASLA
Harvard Graduate School of Design
Cambridge, MA |
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Steve Martino, FASLA
Steve Martino/Cactus City Design
Phoenix, AZ |
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Elizabeth D. Miller, ASLA
National Capital Planning Commission
Washington, DC |
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Dennis Pieprz, Affiliate ASLA
Sasaki Associates
Watertown, MA |
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W. Gary Smith, ASLA
W. Gary Smith Design
Austin, TX, and Toronto, CN |
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Kongjian Yu, International ASLA
Peking University Graduate School of Landscape Architecture;
Turenscape
Beijing, China |
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Joining the jury for the
Residential Design Category: |
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Joining the jury for selection of
The Landmark Award on behalf of
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Bill Marken, Honorary ASLA
Editor Emeritus
Garden Design
Los Altos, CA |
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William H. Tishler, FASLA
University of Wisconsin
Madison, WI |
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F. Christopher Dimond,
Jury Chair
FASLA
Kansas City, MO |
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Cheryl Barton, FASLA
Office of Cheryl Barton
San Francisco, CA |
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Abhijeet Chavan, ASLA
Co-founder, Co-editor-in-chief
Planetizen
Los Angeles, CA |
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Barbara Faga, FASLA
EDAW
Atlanta, GA |
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Walter Hood, ASLA
Hood Design;
University of California, Berkeley
Oakland, CA |
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Jane Kolleeny
Senior Editor, Architectural Record;
Managing Editor, GreenSource
New York, NY |
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Kevin Robert Perry, ASLA
Nevue Ngan Associates
Portland, OR |
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Kristen Richards
Editor, ArchNewsNow
New York, NY |
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Kevin M. Shanley, FASLA
SWA Group
Houston, TX |
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