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June 2021
Victor Stanley: The Landscape of Design Practice in a Remote Condition
Through the pandemic we have all had opportunity to explore new paradigms, many in regard to business methods. This presentation explores the benefits and challenges we are now faced as designers working in a remote condition. We will discuss strategies for maintaining creativity and effectively collaborating with clients and colleagues on design. Join us as we discuss remote team management and strategies to maintain connection. CLICK HERE for more information and to register
Find out more »2021 LAF Innovation + Leadership Symposium
In what promises to be a compelling event, the six 2020-2021 LAF Fellowship for Innovation and Leadership recipients will present their projects on energy justice, landscape ethics in California's breadbasket, re-imagining flood control in San Juan, designing for and with the disabled community, water networks in Bogota, and designing with animals. The symposium will be held as a two-part virtual event with tickets available for one or both days. The symposium is approved for 3.0 Professional Development Hours (PDH) through the Landscape…
Find out more »Peconic Land Trust – Nature’s Best Hope: A Conversation with Doug Tallamy
Recent headlines about global insect declines and three billion fewer birds in North America are a bleak reality check about how ineffective our current landscape designs have been at sustaining the plants and animals that sustain us. Such losses are not an option if we wish to continue our current standard of living on Planet Earth. The good news is that none of this is inevitable. Tallamy will discuss simple steps that each of us can- and must- take to…
Find out more »ASLA-NY Plant Research Group – Pier 26 Walk
ASLA-NY is launching a plant research initiative for professionals to collectively expand and share our knowledge of NYC plants. The research group, co-lead by Nancy Seaton, Morgan Mangelsen, and Michael Spina, will meet for walks at different locations in NYC. At Pier 26, the first location, we will observe, share and collect data about plants in our built environment. Topic Research / Additional Info The group is open to both members and non-members who are interested in expanding their knowledge…
Find out more »2021 Great Lakes Climate Action Seminar
The NY Upstate, Ohio, Wisconsin and Michigan Chapters of the American Society of Landscape Architects invite you to the 2021 Great Lakes Climate Action Seminar. This two-day virtual seminar (offering up to 13 LACES HSW CEUs) will explore both academic and professional projects/strategies to address climate change issues and resiliency, and will provide a forum to share these strategies and to learn from the experience of others in support of the environmental stewardship of the Great Lakes Region. DAY…
Find out more »2021 LAF Innovation + Leadership Symposium
In what promises to be a compelling event, the six 2020-2021 LAF Fellowship for Innovation and Leadership recipients will present their projects on energy justice, landscape ethics in California's breadbasket, re-imagining flood control in San Juan, designing for and with the disabled community, water networks in Bogota, and designing with animals. The symposium will be held as a two-part virtual event with tickets available for one or both days. The symposium is approved for 3.0 Professional Development Hours (PDH) through the Landscape…
Find out more »ASLA-NY Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Working Group Open Meeting
The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Working Group has been steadily growing from its inception as an idea from one of our student board representatives into a purpose-driven working group. We are very excited to welcome all who wish to be involved in this effort as we pursue specific goals to create systemic change within our profession and ASLA-NY. If you are interested in being part of this effort, please join us at our next meeting, we meet on the…
Find out more »2021 Great Lakes Climate Action Seminar
The NY Upstate, Ohio, Wisconsin and Michigan Chapters of the American Society of Landscape Architects invite you to the 2021 Great Lakes Climate Action Seminar. This two-day virtual seminar (offering up to 13 LACES HSW CEUs) will explore both academic and professional projects/strategies to address climate change issues and resiliency, and will provide a forum to share these strategies and to learn from the experience of others in support of the environmental stewardship of the Great Lakes Region. DAY…
Find out more »AIA-NY – Designing Urban Agriculture, Part 1: Why Now?
This is the first in a three-part series that will explore the intersection of agriculture and the urban environment at this moment and at a range of scales. This session focuses on the conext and policies around urban agriculture and how food plays a role in urban health and community. We will ask: Why is it important for cities to create sustainable and interconnected regional agriculture systems? How can we expand access to, and involvement in, urban farming practices? How…
Find out more »NDAL: Broadening Our Landscape Vision: Ecology, Culture, and Art
New Directions in the American Landscape (NDAL) is offering a series of programming organized in two tracks: 1) Professional Practitioners and 2) Home Gardeners, Educators, & Students. Topics for professionals will range from ecology-based landscape design, to culturally reflective landscapes, to the art of making “wild” landscapes legible. Larry Weaner will also teach a five-part intensive course on native design, planting, and management. Join the room – virtually – for our Prairie-side Chat series as Larry Weaner interviews and compares notes with influential practitioners…
Find out more »July 2021
Olmsted 200: Conversations with Olmsted: Creating Parks for the Ages
A Discussion with Olmsted Park Leaders in New York City, Louisville and Seattle Olmsted 200 invites you to join the second webinar in our Conversations with Olmsted series as we explore different aspects of Olmsted’s far-reaching influence on America’s physical landscape and social fabric. Frederick Law Olmsted and the Olmsted firm believed that thoughtfully-designed public parks could bring communities together and provide residents and visitors with a host of health, economic and environmental benefits. Over a century after their creation,…
Find out more »ASLA-NY Plant Research Group – Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 3 Walk
ASLA-NY is continuing the plant research initiative for professionals to collectively expand and share our knowledge of NYC plants. The research group, co-led by Nancy Seaton, Morgan Mangelsen, and Michael Spina, will meet for walks at different locations in NYC. We will observe, share and collect data about plants at Pier 3 in Brooklyn Bridge Park (we will meet at the Pier entrance). The group is open to both members and non-members who are interested in expanding their knowledge and…
Find out more »Cut/Fill: Are we building a bridge to the future?
This event was created and organized by Ink Landscape Architecture After a year of global disruption, what are the challenges and opportunities for the field of Landscape Architecture as we move forward in 2021? Are we building a bridge to the future? It’s clear that there is no going back to how things were. Visions for the future — what’s possible and what needs to be done — have adjusted and are recalibrating. This is a platform for new…
Find out more »Cut/Fill: Are we building a bridge to the future?
This event was created and organized by Ink Landscape Architecture After a year of global disruption, what are the challenges and opportunities for the field of Landscape Architecture as we move forward in 2021? Are we building a bridge to the future? It’s clear that there is no going back to how things were. Visions for the future — what’s possible and what needs to be done — have adjusted and are recalibrating. This is a platform for new…
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