Vicki Estrada spent lots of time growing up in and around Downtown San Diego. Hand-in-hand with her grandfather, she walked through city streets, from Sherman Heights down to the Harbor to see the tuna boats, [...]
The San Diego Chapter of the American Society Landscape Architects is conducting the 2014 Design Awards Program to recognize professional excellence for outstanding works of landscape architecture and environmental planning. “The ASLA design awards are the [...]
I recently met with landscape architects from San Diego’s Schmidt Design Group, Inc., “landscape architects of record” for the new Waterfront Park on the Embarcadero, for some after-opening stories. Here’s what Glen Schmidt (Principal-in-Charge), Marney [...]
Recently many ASLA Residential Committee members gathered with our AIA and ASID partners at design professional mixer event hosted by PIRCH at their showroom in La Jolla. PIRCH provided an amazing location and an abundance [...]
For those who travel by air from city to city, state to state, country to country, or continent to continent, the airport is their first impression of the place they are visiting. Its architecture, physical [...]
ASLA Landscape Architect Residential Practitioners together with AIA and ASID residential practitioners collaborated again for the Spring Home & Garden show in the “Ask the Experts” booth. The goal for our combined organizations group was [...]
Architects design buildings. Landscape architects design the space the buildings live in and the spaces in between. “To be a landscape architect you have to be part architect, part engineer, part sociologist, part biologist, part [...]
Founded in 1988 as the first of its kind in the nation, the Monarch School has continuously served the educational needs of San Diego’s homeless children ranging in age from 4 to 19 attending grades [...]
On Broadway, bordered by Front and State streets, stands the Edward J. Schwartz U.S. Courthouse. Built in 1994, it is one of the busiest federal courthouses in the nation.Also on the property is the U.S. [...]
San Diego’s founding father, Alonzo Erastus Horton, wanted Horton Plaza to provide a central, commodious and attractive place for public purpose; where all public questions might be discussed with comfort, open-air concerts might be given, [...]