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January 2020
NYBG’s 20th Annual Winter Lecture Series: The Garden Came First
NYBG’s popular Winter Lecture Series returns on January 30th and will take place three Thursdays: January 30, February 27, March 26; 10-11:30 a.m. This year’s theme—The Garden Came First—takes you on an insider's tour of the distinctive home gardens of Deborah Nevins, Isabel Bannerman, and Sean Hogan—three extraordinary designers, gardeners, and plantspeople. Hear how these signature spaces reveal the unique palettes, key influences, and themes that reoccur throughout their wider work. Register now for all three lectures and save 10%. NYBG Ross Lecture Hall, 2900…
Find out more »February 2020
NJASLA Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Feb 9 – 11, 2020
Registration is Now Open! This year’s annual meeting will be held at Harrah’s Waterfront Conference Center in Atlantic City, NJ from Sunday, February 9th to Tuesday February 11th. The full program includes 13 hours of continuing education credits approved by NJ, PA, DE, LACES and NY HSW plus 11 hours of continuing education approved for CM credit by AICP and 3 Arborist credit hours for ISA. For more information and to register, CLICK HERE
Find out more »Practice Guidelines for Landscape Architects in New York
Would you like to avoid professional misconduct charges that could affect your license to practice landscape architecture? This presentation will provide useful guidance and promote good practice by describing helpful tips to New York’s landscape architects. It will cover the New York State Board for Landscape Architecture’s 2017 Practice Guidelines in detail. The session will also broaden a licensee’s understanding of New York’s laws, rules and regulations within the profession. This presentation will present and discuss the Practice Guidelines noted…
Find out more »Ice Skating with ASLA-NY and ASCE
Join ASLA-NY & ASCE for an Ice Skating Event at Bryant Park on Tuesday night, Feb 25! All are welcome, including ASLA Members, Non-Members, ASCE Members, Colleagues, Friends & Family! Admission is free to participants who bring their own ice skates. Event will take place rain or shine!! Registration required. Meeting Location: 6pm at the Bryant Park Fountain, West 41st St & 6th Ave REGISTRATION CLOSED
Find out more »NYBG’s 20th Annual Winter Lecture Series: The Garden Came First
NYBG’s popular Winter Lecture Series returns on January 30th and will take place three Thursdays: January 30, February 27, March 26; 10-11:30 a.m. This year’s theme—The Garden Came First—takes you on an insider's tour of the distinctive home gardens of Deborah Nevins, Isabel Bannerman, and Sean Hogan—three extraordinary designers, gardeners, and plantspeople. Hear how these signature spaces reveal the unique palettes, key influences, and themes that reoccur throughout their wider work. Register now for all three lectures and save 10%. NYBG Ross Lecture Hall, 2900…
Find out more »NYBG: The Life and Legacy of Russell Page
Englishman Russell Page (1906-1985) - "the most famous garden designer you've never heard of" - was a visionary master who drew inspiration from historic French, and Islamic garden styles. The great majority of his projects were closely-guarded secrets of the cultured rich, from the Aga Khan and the Agnellis, to Babe Paley, Oscar de la Renta, and the Duchess of Windsor. In 2015, Page's family and friends deposited some 3,000 of his design drawings at the Garden Museum, including the…
Find out more »March 2020
The Bayard Cutting Arboretum: 2020 Symposium
Join the Bayard Cutting Arboretum for their 2020 Symposium: The Evolution of the American Landscape: Gardening in the 21st Century This full day symposium will feature prominent speakers that have created and managed landscapes to adapt to a changing environment. The symposium speakers are a diverse group of published authors, botanical garden directors and landscape architects who have worked on all types of garden projects. 5 LACES credits (approved) For more information and to register, click here
Find out more »NYRP: A Conversation on Society and the Built Environment
Please join New York Restoration Project for their fifth annual thought-leadership gathering, Gothamitis: A Conversation on Society and the Built Environment, focusing on the future of urban environmental justice. Featuring Walter Hood Landscape and Public Artist 2019 MacArthur Fellow in conversation with Arun Venugopal Reporter and Host at WNYC hosted by The Durst Organization Wednesday, March 4, 2020 6:00pm Reception 7:00pm Program Convene 151 West 42nd Street Fourth Floor 1 LACES Credit Approved Attendance limited to 50,…
Find out more »Metro Hort Group: ATTRACTING BIRDS TO PROPERTIES LARGE & SMALL
Stephen W. Kress, author of The Audubon Guide to Attracting Birds, will talk on the relationship between wild birds and the plants that offer them food, shelter and nesting places. When you mimic natural habitats you will find a greater variety of birds visiting and then staying longer in the vicinity. He will explain how the fruits of native plants provide food for birds and in turn the birds help plants by distributing their seeds. Planting the proper mix of…
Find out more »Anova: Landscape Architecture NYC Happy Hour
Join Anova Furnishings for a networking happy hour for landscape architects! Wed, March 11, 2020 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM EDT Stout Grand Central 60 E 41st St, New York, NY Food and drinks compliments of Anova. To RSVP, CLICK HERE
Find out more »ASLA-NY 4 CEUs and a Beer: Site Design Strategies for Health and Wellness
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. PLEASE CHECK BACK FOR A NEW DATE As landscape architects, we must consider and integrate a myriad of factors into our constructs. How we develop our site: from orientation, programming, and circulation, down to the very last detail of plant and pavement selection -- each of these decisions has the ability to affect the user experience on a multitude of levels. At our next Semi-Annual 4 CEUs Panel, we are excited to bring experts from…
Find out more »CCNY: Everyday Ecologies: design within many natures.
Everyday Ecologies has been organized by faculty in the Master of Landscape Architecture Program at the City College of New York. The event is sponsored by the City College of New York, the NYC Urban Field Station's Science of the Living City Program, and Gowanus Canal Conservancy. The future of the human species is bound up in how we design, plan, and live within emergent extremes in ecosystems further stressed by polarized relationships. Paralysis in the face of contentious issues,…
Find out more »ASLA-NY: Central Park Loch and Lower Ravine Tour
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. PLEASE CHECK BACK FOR NEW DATE photo credit: Central Park Conservancy Start your NYC weekend with a walk in the woods! Join ALSA-NY for a Central Park Conservancy led tour by Steve Bopp, Bob Rumsey, and Alex Hodges as we stroll through the recently restored Loch and Lower Ravine. The restoration of this landscape in the North Woods, was completed in 2017 and included Central Park’s historic Loch. While we walk, landscape architects Steve (Senior…
Find out more »NYBG’s 20th Annual Winter Lecture Series: The Garden Came First
NYBG’s popular Winter Lecture Series returns on January 30th and will take place three Thursdays: January 30, February 27, March 26; 10-11:30 a.m. This year’s theme—The Garden Came First—takes you on an insider's tour of the distinctive home gardens of Deborah Nevins, Isabel Bannerman, and Sean Hogan—three extraordinary designers, gardeners, and plantspeople. Hear how these signature spaces reveal the unique palettes, key influences, and themes that reoccur throughout their wider work. Register now for all three lectures and save 10%. NYBG Ross Lecture Hall, 2900…
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