It will have two dog parks and a “Bark Bar” catering to dog owners, a children’s garden, community center, performance stage, interactive fountain and underground parking. This is East Village Green, a 4.1-acre gathering place [...]
From June 28th to July 1st of this year, San Diego hosted the U.S. Green Building Council’s Convergence (mid-year conference). The USGBC is globally recognized for its LEED green building rating system, which (to the delight [...]
Featured in San Diego Home & Garden Lifestyle magazine, August 2015: Robin Shifflett, San Diego landscape architect for the city, curates a timeless garden for her North Park historical home. While a handful of original [...]
OCEANSIDE — A local group of professional landscape architects is helping design the Veterans Honor Garden at the Veterans Resource Center run by the nonprofit Veterans Association of North County in Oceanside. The American Society [...]
Park-starved Mission Valley can look forward to a new public playland by early 2017 now that construction has begun at the 14.3-acre Civita Park. The $2 billion master-planned community, begun by Sudberry Properties in 2010, [...]
Every Californian knows about the San Andreas Fault, but closer to home and not so well known is the Rose Canyon Fault, which makes a journey through La Jolla, Coronado, and Downtown San Diego, where, [...]
Tim Smith, President of ASLASD and Glen Schmidt, Founding Principal of Schmidt Design Group, Inc., discuss the role and work of landscape architects; saving water during the drought: what to do and what not to [...]
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 [...]