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Hunter's Point South Waterfront Park Phase II: A New Urban Ecology
https://www.asla.org/2019awards/639982-Hunters_Point_South_Waterfront_Park.html
With its final phase complete, Hunter's Point South Waterfront Park stands as a global model for social, cultural and ecological resiliency at the urban waterfront.
St Pete Pier: Revitalization of Waterfront and Historic Pier Site ...
https://www.asla.org/2023awards/7526.html
The St. Pete Pier is an investment in equitable open space and environmental resiliency, and a catalyst for economic development. The project replaces an aging pier with a dynamic public landscape that integrates infrastructure to energize the city’s downtown revitalization.
Weaving the Waterfront | 2017 ASLA Student Awards
https://www.asla.org/2017studentawards/327156.html
There are three main weaving programs: ADAPT, REINFORCE and RETURN. The program ADAPT happens in the north area of the site. A living shoreline is adopted to protect the waterfront from wave erosion and create more wetland habitats, especially for those threatened local species.

Domino Park | ASLA 2022 Professional Awards
https://www.asla.org/2022awards/5909.html
The park is one of the first projects to be certified under WEDG (Waterfront Edge Design Guidelines), an incentive-based ratings system to make waterfronts more resilient, environmentally healthy, accessible, and equitable for all.
Urban Aquatic Health: Integrating New Technologies and Resiliency into ...
https://www.asla.org/2018awards/454005-Urban_Aquatic_Health.html
The Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Maryland was one of the first post-industrial waterfronts to be turned into a cultural amenity. However, the redevelopment of the harbor did nothing to address the harbor's degraded natural systems or its poor water quality.
ASLA Announces 2022 Honors Recipients | asla.org
https://www.asla.org/2022Honors.aspx
View nominating and supporting materials. ASLA announced its 2022 Honors Recipients, highlighting some of the most noteworthy landscape architecture practitioners and firms nationwide. Selected by ASLA’s board of trustees, the honors represent the highest recognition ASLA bestows each year.
Riverfront Spokane | ASLA 2022 Professional Awards
https://www.asla.org/2022awards/5571.html
The people of Spokane voted to invest over $64 million in a landscape architect-led reimagining of the park that both honored and moved beyond the Expo legacy to further heal the landscape from its industrial past, reconnect the city and people to their river, and reinvigorate park use and programming.

Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park | 2014 ASLA Professional Awards
https://www.asla.org/2014awards/467.html
From this central path, slender paths extend into off route extensions to the water’s edge, connecting new wetlands and habitats for avian and aquatic species. These elements, along with spectacular views, provide a new landmark and destination to bring the community to the waterfront.
2022 Mikyoung Kim Design | asla.org
https://www.asla.org/AwardRecipient.aspx?id=61545
Mikyoung Kim Design work has earned awards from the American Society of Landscape Architects, Fast Company, Architectural Digest, Harvard University, Boston Society of Landscape Architects, LandForum, and many others. View nominating and supporting materials.
Waterfront Botanical Gardens | 2017 ASLA Professional Awards
https://www.asla.org/2017awards/323929.html
The Waterfront Botanical Gardens Master Plan details the transformation of a former landfill into a lush, interactive landscape and community amenity for the City of Louisville, Kentucky.

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