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Chapter Seeks Awards History from Membership
The Design Awards Committee is seeking the assistance of all Chapter members and past design award winners in compiling a comprehensive list of all award-winning firms, students, and owners before the 1999 program. The Committee also needs information to establish the date of the first Chapter awards program. Please email Kenn Bates with the following information:
Name of Firm
Name of Project Landscape Architect
Year of Award
Type of Award (Honorable Mention, Merit, Honor, Excellence, Stresau, Professional Group, etc.)
The Chapter's Annual Publication is being distributed in mid-December. All Florida Registered Landscape Architects and Florida Chapter ASLA members who have a current and verifiable mailing address registered with DBPR or ASLA will receive one complimentary copy by mail. Additional copies can be purchased for $10 each by contacting publication@flasla.org. Quantities are limited.
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The FLASLA Design Awards Program encourages the advancement, expansion and recognition of the Landscape Architecture profession. As Landscape Architects, let us honor projects that blend environmental and artistic principles, emphasizing beauty, function, and the environment. These are the works of excellence that represent the value inherent in Landscape Architecture.
Professional Awards
While the projects may have been executed anywhere in the world, all projects shall be landscape architectural works executed by Florida Registered Landscape Architects, with a principal practice in Florida. Florida Registered Landscape Architects with a principal practice in another state may submit landscape architectural works; however, they must be works executed in Florida or Puerto Rico.
Student Awards
Eligible students must have been enrolled in a Landscape Architecture program at one of Florida’s Colleges or Universities during the 2006-2007 or 2007-2008 academic year. Students may enter one project per category, and may enter as individuals, Landscape Architecture Student teams, Interdisciplinary Student teams, or Student/Faculty collaborations. For team/collaboration entries, the student must clearly demonstrate his/her level of contribution.
