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August 16, 1-2:30pm
Lessons Learned from Award-Winning Landscape Architecture Projects 2
1.5 PDH/HSW approved.
Four more Potomac Chapter ASLA 2022 award winners will share some of the challenges they faced in creating their award-winning projects on this webinar.
What lessons did they learn from these challenges? The projects include:
- Pennsylvania Avenue West Streetscape, Washington, DC (by VHB)
- Guardians of the First Amendment Memorial, Annapolis, MD (by Moody Graham Landscape Architecture)
- Route 9 Traffic Calming and Pedestrian Safety, Hillsboro, VA (by Volkert Inc.)
- Packing House Courtyard, Cambridge, MD (by carmichael associates llc)
Click here to read the panelists’ bios.
For more information on these and our other award-winning projects, visit our online exhibition here.
Register here. It’s free for Potomac Chapter members, as a membership benefit!
Special thanks to our webinar sponsor, Columbia Green!
Virtual Regional Climate Action Summit Distance Learning
Ends August 14
9.0PDH/HSW
Watch the recordings from the virtual conference hosted by the Maryland, Potomac, and Virginia ASLA Chapters and earn up to 9.0PDH/HSW.
Our virtual conference sessions include:
- Climate Action Outlook: from Federal to Local
- Tidewater Rising: Climate Policy and Response in Coastal Virginia
- Forests and Flood Reduction
- Climate and Community: Equity in Response
- Policy in Action: Public Sector Climate Change Response
- Project Showcase: Design for Mitigation and Adaptation
Click here for the schedule, speakers, and more details.
Register here.
Thanks to our lead sponsors!
June 9: Victor Stanley, Inc.
June 10: Forms by Federated
The Tidal Basin Ideas Lab exhibition invites the public to explore the histories and challenges of the Tidal Basin, and – importantly — to share their feedback about the five landscape architecture firms’ ideas for the evolution of this important part of America’s landscape.
The Tidal Basin Ideas Lab exhibition includes films and digital animations, concise audio/visual presentations of each landscape architect’s proposal, interviews with the architects, and digital opportunities for the general public to get involved, as well as photographs from the National Archive documenting the Tidal Basin’s histories. Click this link to two new informational booklets that capture results of the Tidal Basin Ideas Lab.
The Ideas Lab online exhibition is designed to add a narrative perspective to the landscape architecture firms’ proposals, bringing to life the various histories of the Tidal Basin, both told and untold, since its completion in 1887.