This year’s annual Awards Gala was held virtually on May 6, when the Potomac Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects recognized 10 projects with professional awards.  Sunny Scully Alsup, FASLA was honored with the Chapter’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

The audience learned more about Design Shifts in the 21st Century: Deliberate Moves to Bend Toward Justice from Jenn Low, PLA, ASLA, the Communications Director at the Urban Studio and Deputy Director of the 1882 Foundation during her keynote address immediately preceding the awards presentation.

The following awards were announced.  Click the name of the project for more information and tour our online exhibition hosted by AIA DC here.

President’s Award, the top award, which was in the Analysis, Planning, and Urban Design

Project: STREET SOCIAL: Streets as Public Spaces @ The Yards, Washington, DC

Firm: AECOM

 

Honor Awards in Design Built

 

Project: 1701 Rhode Island Avenue, Washington, DC

Firm: Parker Rodriguez

 

 

Project: Sycamore Hill Gateway Plaza, Greenville, NC

Firm: Rhodeside Harwell

 

Honor Awards in Design Unbuilt

 

Project: Bennett’s Village Playground, Charlottesville, VA

Firm: Mahan Rykiel Associates

 

 

 

Project: Gude Landfill Passive Land Use Master Plan, Rockville, MD

Firm: Floura Teeter Landscape Architects

 

Honor Award in Residential

Project: 26 EAST, Annapolis, MD

Firm: LOCH Collective

 

Merit Awards in Design Built

 

Project: Murch Elementary School, Washington, DC

Firm: Jordan Honeyman Landscape Architecture LLC

 

Project: The National Native American Veterans Memorial, Washington, DC

Firm: Rhodeside Harwell

 

Merit Award in Analysis, Planning, and Urban Design

Project: Smart City Vizag, Southeast India

Firm: AECOM

 

Merit Award in Residential

Project: NORTH POINT RIVER GARDEN, St. Michaels, MD

Firm: LOCH Collective