2024 ASLA Student Awards winners represent the promising future of landscape design
Thirty-eight projects, each representing the future of the landscape architecture profession, have been selected as the 2024 Student Award winners by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)."What an incredible display of talent,” the ASLA’s CEO Torey Carter-Conneen said of this year’s field. “I’m so proud of the talent and advocacy at the heart of these projects because they reflect a deep commitment to tackle the thorny issues communities face.""The passion and creativity demonstrated by these student award winners is inspiring,” ASLA President SuLin Kotowicz also commented. “I’m so proud of the excellence on display and excited for the future of the profession. Our student-leaders are dedicated not only to advancing the field of landscape architecture but bringing people and nature together."The Award recipients will next be honored at an in-person presentation held during the ASLA 2024 Conference on Landscape Architecture in Washington, D.C. on Monday, October 7th.GENERAL DESIGNRead the full post on Bustler
Thirty-eight projects, each representing the future of the landscape architecture profession, have been selected as the 2024 Student Award winners by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA).
"What an incredible display of talent,” the ASLA’s CEO Torey Carter-Conneen said of this year’s field. “I’m so proud of the talent and advocacy at the heart of these projects because they reflect a deep commitment to tackle the thorny issues communities face."
"The passion and creativity demonstrated by these student award winners is inspiring,” ASLA President SuLin Kotowicz also commented. “I’m so proud of the excellence on display and excited for the future of the profession. Our student-leaders are dedicated not only to advancing the field of landscape architecture but bringing people and nature together."
The Award recipients will next be honored at an in-person presentation held during the ASLA 2024 Conference on Landscape Architecture in Washington, D.C. on Monday, October 7th.
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