2022 ASLA Professional Awards
Each year, the ASLA Professional Awards honor the best in landscape architecture from around the globe.
Award recipients receive featured coverage in Landscape Architecture Magazine, the magazine of ASLA, and in many other design and construction industry and general-interest media. Award recipients, and their clients will be honored at the awards presentation ceremony during the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in 2022.
The Jury
The prestige of the ASLA awards program relies in large part on the high caliber of the juries convened each year to review submissions. The ASLA Honors and Awards Advisory Committee seeks to assemble juries that represent the breadth of the profession, including private, public, institutional, and academic practice, and exemplify diversity in professional experience, geography, gender, and ethnicity.
Professional Awards Jury
- Dennis Otsuji, FASLA – CHAIR
Wimmer Yamada and Caughey
Encinitas, CA USA - Juan Antonio Bueno, FASLA
Falcon + Bueno
Coral Gables, FL USA - David Garce, (Catawba), ASLA
GSBS Architects (Retired)
Salt Lake City, UT USA - Kimberly Garza, ASLA
ATLAS Lab
Sacramento, CA USA - Zack Mortice
Design Journalist
Chicago, IL USA - Lesley Roth, FASLA
Lamar Johnson Collaborative
Chicago, IL USA - Glenn LaRue Smith, FASLA
PUSH Studio
New Washington, DC USA - Matty A Williams
City of Detroit, Planning & Development
Detroit, MI USA - Gena Wirth, ASLA
SCAPE Landscape Architecture
New York, NY USA
Eligibility
Professional Awards
To enter the General Design, Residential Design, Analysis and Planning or Urban Design categories, the official entrant must be an Associate, Full, or International ASLA member, or eligible to join ASLA in one of those categories. The Research and Communications categories are open to non-landscape architecture professionals.
An official entrant in The Landmark Award category does not need to be a member of ASLA to enter. Local officials, public officials, and other interested individuals are welcome to enter a qualified project in this category.
For information on membership qualifications, please visit here or call 1-888-999-ASLA.
ASLA Affiliates are un-eligible to enter the General Design, Residential Design Analysis & Planning or Urban Design categories.
The jury process is “blind.” In other words, the identities of the entrant and creative team are not revealed to the jury. The only exception to this are entries in the Communications category. Members of the professional awards jury, as well as the firms, organizations, agencies, or employers they represent, are not eligible to enter the professional awards program.
ASLA retains the right to disqualify any entry that does not meet the program requirements or that presents a conflict of interest. In such cases, refunds will not be issued.
Deadline & Entry Fees
To activate your submission, applicants must first pay the required entry fee before proceeding to the next step of the submission process. Please note that submission to multiple categories require a separate fee payment for each entry. Entry fee(s) must be received no later than 11:59 pm PST on Friday, February 25, 2022 for your application to be considered.
2022 Professional Awards Entry Fees
Entry Type / Fee
ASLA Member / $360
Non-member first entry / $810
All additional entries / $360
The Landmark Award / $100
* Non-members entering multiple projects may pay the non-member fee for the first entry and the member fee for any additional entries.
ASLA Members: Members must log in to the submission account with the correct ASLA member ID and password. Not doing so will result in receiving the incorrect entry fee. If you need assistance with your member ID and password, contact member services at 888-999-2752 or email membership@asla.org. Please allow up to 48 hours for a new membership to be added and reflected in the system.
Refunds
Refunds for entry fees must be requested in writing to honorsawards@asla.org no later than Friday, February 11, 2022. No refunds will be issued after this date.
2022 Submission Deadline
All Professional and Landmark Award submissions are due by 11:59 pm PST on Friday, March 18, 2022.
When making your final submission, please be sure all information provided is accurate and that requirements for each task have been met. Failure to do so may result in an ineligible submission (for more on this, see categories and guidelines).
Questions? Contact the ASLA Honors and Awards Program Manager at honorsawards@asla.org.
Categories & Guidelines
General Design Category & Guidelines
To enter the General Design category, the official entrant must be an Associate, Full, or International ASLA member, or eligible to join ASLA in one of those categories.
Recognizes: Site-specific works of landscape architecture. Entries in this category must have been built.
Typical entries include: Single-site public, institutional, or private landscapes of all kinds (except entries qualifying for urban design or residential design categories); projects that include historic preservation, reclamation, or conservation; green roofs, stormwater management, sustainable design; design for transportation or infrastructure; landscape art or installation; interior landscape design; and more.
Criteria: The jury will consider the quality of design and execution; design context; environmental sensitivity and sustainability; hazard mitigation, climate adaptation, and resilience strategies; and design value to the client, community, and to other designers.
Submission: Materials in the submission must not reveal the names of the entrant and/or landscape architects, firms, other designers, or photographer.
Project Title (Name): A submission must have a short, specific presentation title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of the presentation.
Project Statement: In 175 words or less, describe the project and why it’s award-worthy. This statement may be used in promotional materials if the project is selected for an award. NOTE: failure to submit this statement will lead to disqualification of entry.
Project Narrative: Addressing the criteria for the General Design category, describe in 1300 words or less the project location, scope and size, site and context investigation, design program, design intent, materials and installation methods, environmental impact and concerns, collaboration with the client and other designers, and other significant issues.
Images*: A maximum of 16 images may be submitted with each entry having no less than 5 images uploaded. Images must include at least (1) site plan. Image files should be formatted as: 1900 pixels wide by 927 pixels tall and a minimum of 72 dpi. For examples of acceptable images, see the following link: Click here for image examples
NOTE: failure to submit images will lead to disqualification of an entry.
Winners will be required to submit the original untouched raw image for each photograph or drawing submitted, 300 dpi or higher.
You will be prompted to enter an image title and caption for each uploaded image. Image captions should be no more than 40 words. Photography credit must also be listed for each image, and will be concealed from the jury.
*Entrants are responsible for clearing photographs with photographers for publication and reproduction by ASLA. ASLA will provide proper photography and other project credits when using photos, but will not assume responsibility for any copyrights or photography fees. ASLA retains the right to publish photos submitted in winning entries in Landscape Architecture Magazine, on the ASLA website, in promoting the awards program, and in other products in conjunction with promoting landscape architecture.
Recognition: The Professional Awards Jury may select one Award of Excellence and any number of Honor Awards in this category.
Residential Design Category & Guidelines
To enter the Residential Design category, the official entrant must be an Associate, Full, or International ASLA member, or eligible to join ASLA in one of those categories..
Recognizes: Residential single and multifamily site-specific works of landscape architecture that elevate the design principles of quality, context/place, environmental responsibility, maintenance requirements and durability. Innovative design and construction techniques that help to reduce overall construction and maintenance costs will also be recognized. Entries in this category must have been built.
Typical entries include: Single family homes; high rise, multi-family production and custom home developments (market rate and non-market rate will be considered); transit oriented development (TOD); historic preservation, renovation or conservation projects; senior or assisted living developments; private or small gardens; new urbanism projects with multifamily development; projects located in Opportunity Zones; and more.
Criteria: The jury will consider the quality of design context and execution, materiality, environmental sensitivity, community benefit, sustainability through Low Impact Development (lid) incorporation, green infrastructure or additional site specific techniques that are innovative, site specific and maintainable. Emphasis will be given to projects that have attained or are registered for SITES certification.
Submission: Materials in the submission must not reveal the names of the entrant and/or landscape architects, firms, other designers, photographer.
Project Title (Name): A submission must have a short, specific presentation title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of the presentation.
Project Statement: In 175 words or less, described the project and why it’s award-worthy. This statement may be used in promotional materials if the project is selected for an award. Failure to submit this statement will lead to disqualification of entry.
Project Narrative: Addressing the criteria for the Residential Design category describe in 1300 words or less the project location, scope and size, site and context investigation, design program, design intent, materials and installation methods, environmental impact and concerns, collaboration with the client and other designers, and other significant issues.
Images*: A maximum of 16 images may be submitted with each entry having no less than 5 images uploaded. Images must include at least (1) site plan. Image files should be formatted as: 1900 pixels wide by 927 pixels tall and a minimum of 72 dpi. For examples of acceptable images, see the following link: Click here for image examples
NOTE: failure to submit images will lead to disqualification of an entry.
Winners will be required to submit the original untouched raw image for each photograph or drawing submitted, 300 dpi or higher.
You will be prompted to enter an image title and caption for each uploaded image. Image captions should be no more than 40 words. Photography credit must also be listed for each image, and will be concealed from the jury.
*Entrants are responsible for clearing photographs with photographers for publication and reproduction by ASLA. ASLA will provide proper photography and other project credits when using photos, but will not assume responsibility for any copyrights or photography fees. ASLA retains the right to publish photos submitted in winning entries in Landscape Architecture Magazine, on the ASLA website, in promoting the awards program, and in other products in conjunction with promoting landscape architecture.
Recognition: The Professional Awards Jury may select one Award of Excellence and any number of Honor Awards in this category.
Urban Design Category & Guidelines
To enter the Urban Design category, the official entrant must be an Associate, Full, or International ASLA member, or eligible to join ASLA in one of those categories.
Recognizes: projects built or currently under construction that activate networks of spaces that mediate between social equity, economic viability, infrastructure, environmental stewardship, and beautiful place-making in the public and private realm.
Typical entries include: constructed or partially constructed urban projects spatially greater than one block in the realm of public, institutional, or private landscapes; streetscapes, waterfronts, mixed-use developments, neighborhoods, districts, cities, placemaking interventions and civic improvements that may include elements of reclamation, stormwater management, transportation or infrastructure studies, art, and more.
Criteria: The jury will consider the quality of design and execution; urban design context; planning context; contribution of project to a broader urban landscape; environmental sensitivity and sustainability; and attention to social justice, equity, and inclusion.
Submission: Materials in the submission must not reveal the names of the entrant and/or landscape architects, firms, other designers, or photographer.
Project Title (Name): A submission must have a short, specific presentation title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of the presentation.
Project Statement: In 175 words or less, describe the project and why it’s award-worthy. This statement may be used in promotional materials if the project is selected for an award. NOTE: failure to submit this statement will lead to disqualification of entry.
Project Narrative: Addressing the criteria for the Urban Design category, describe in 1300 words or less the project location, scope and size, site and context investigation, design program, social equity, economic viability, place-making, environmental stewardship, design intent, environmental impact and concerns, and collaboration with the client and other designers.
Images*: A maximum of 16 images may be submitted with each entry having no less than 5 images uploaded. Images must include at least (1) site plan. Image files should be formatted as: 1900 pixels wide by 927 pixels tall and a minimum of 72 dpi. For examples of acceptable images, see the following link: Click here for image examples
NOTE: failure to submit images will lead to disqualification of an entry.
Winners will be required to submit the original untouched raw image for each photograph or drawing submitted, 300 dpi or higher.
You will be prompted to enter an image title and caption for each uploaded image. Image captions should be no more than 40 words. Photography credit must also be listed for each image, and will be concealed from the jury.
*Entrants are responsible for clearing photographs with photographers for publication and reproduction by ASLA. ASLA will provide proper photography and other project credits when using photos, but will not assume responsibility for any copyrights or photography fees. ASLA retains the right to publish photos submitted in winning entries in Landscape Architecture Magazine, on the ASLA website, in promoting the awards program, and in other products in conjunction with promoting landscape architecture.
Recognition: The Professional Awards Jury may select one Award of Excellence and any number of Honor Awards in this category.
Analysis and Planning Category & Guidelines
To enter the Analysis and Planning category, the official entrant must be an Associate, Full, or International ASLA member, or eligible to join ASLA in one of those categories.
Recognizes: the wide variety of professional activities that lead to, guide, and evaluate landscape architecture design. Urban Design entries Entries in this category are not required to be built or implemented.
Typical entries include: urban, suburban, rural, or regional planning efforts; development guidelines; transportation, town, or campus planning; plans for reclamation of brownfield sites; environmental planning in relation to legislative or policy initiatives or regulatory controls; cultural resource reports; natural resources protection; historic preservation planning; and more.
Criteria: The jury will consider the quality of the analysis and planning effort; context; environmental sensitivity and sustainability; likelihood of successful implementation; and value to the client, the public, and other designers.
Submission: Materials in the submission must not reveal the names of the entrant and/or landscape architects, firms, other designers, or photographer.
Project Title (Name): A submission must have a short, specific presentation title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of the presentation.
Project Statement: In 175 words or less, described the project and why it’s award-worthy. This statement may be used in promotional materials if the project is selected for an award. NOTE: failure to submit this statement will lead to disqualification of entry.
Project Narrative: Addressing the criteria for the Analysis and Planning category, describe in 1300 words or less the project’s goals and objectives, what kinds of environmental and social data were collected and analyzed, methods of analysis, how options were considered, how interested parties were involved in the project, how design was used in the process, how the project was or would be implemented, and how project is or will be administered and/or monitored, and other significant issues.
Images*: A maximum of 16 images may be submitted with each entry having no less than 5 images uploaded. Images must include at least (1) site plan. Image files should be formatted as: 1900 pixels wide by 927 pixels tall and a minimum of 72 dpi. For examples of acceptable images, see the following link: Click here for image examples
NOTE: failure to submit images will lead to disqualification of an entry.
Winners will be required to submit the original untouched raw image for each photograph or drawing submitted, 300 dpi or higher.
You will be prompted to enter an image title and caption for each uploaded image. Image captions should be no more than 40 words. Photography credit must also be listed for each image, and will be concealed from the jury.
*Entrants are responsible for clearing photographs with photographers for publication and reproduction by ASLA. ASLA will provide proper photography and other project credits when using photos, but will not assume responsibility for any copyrights or photography fees. ASLA retains the right to publish photos submitted in winning entries in Landscape Architecture Magazine, on the ASLA website, in promoting the awards program, and in other products in conjunction with promoting landscape architecture.
Recognition: The Professional Awards Jury may select one Award of Excellence and any number of Honor Awards in this category.
Communications Category & Guidelines
An official entrant in the Professional Awards Communications category is not required to be a landscape architecture professional.
Recognizes: achievements in communicating landscape architecture works, techniques, technologies, history, or theory, and the lesson value to an intended audience.
Typical entries include: online communications – interactive & multimedia; print media, film, video, audio i.e. podcasts; interpretive design; exhibition design; public awareness campaigns; and more. If your media resides online, please provide an ad free direct link in your submission. You may also provide a link directly to YouTube or Vimeo, if your media is hosted there.
Criteria: The jury will consider the effectiveness of message presentation, the innovation in approach or delivery, and the value to the intended audience.
Submission: Entries in this category are not blind and submitting supplemental materials when available are required. Mail materials to: ASLA Awards Program, Professional Awards, 636 I (Eye) Street NW, Washington, DC 20001. Label each item with the project’s title and entry number.
Project Title (Name): A submission must have a short, specific presentation title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of the presentation.
Project Statement: In 175 words or less, described the project and why it’s award-worthy. This statement may be used in promotional materials if the project is selected for an award. NOTE: failure to submit this statement will lead to disqualification of entry.
Project Narrative: Addressing the criteria for the Communications category, describe in 1300 words or less the intended purpose, audience, message(s), impact and effectiveness, distribution method (commercial bookstores, Internet, etc.), circulation/distribution (number), and other issues as appropriate.
Images*: A maximum of 16 images may be submitted with each entry having no less than 5 images uploaded. A site plan is excluded from the Communications category. Image files should be formatted as: 1900 pixels wide by 927 pixels tall and a minimum of 72 dpi. For examples of acceptable images, see the following link: Click here for image examples
NOTE: failure to submit images will lead to disqualification of an entry.
Winners will be required to submit the original untouched raw image for each photograph or drawing submitted, 300 dpi or higher.
You will be prompted to enter an image title and caption for each uploaded image. Image captions should be no more than 40 words. Photography credit must also be listed for each image, and will be concealed from the jury.
*Entrants are responsible for clearing photographs with photographers for publication and reproduction by ASLA. ASLA will provide proper photography and other project credits when using photos, but will not assume responsibility for any copyrights or photography fees. ASLA retains the right to publish photos submitted in winning entries in Landscape Architecture Magazine, on the ASLA website, in promoting the awards program, and in other products in conjunction with promoting landscape architecture.
Recognition: The Professional Awards Jury may select one Award of Excellence and any number of Honor Awards in this category.
Research Category & Guidelines
An official entrant in the Professional Awards Research category is not required to be a landscape architecture professional.
In partnership with:
Recognizes: research that identifies and investigates challenges posed in landscape architecture, providing results that advance the body of knowledge for the profession.
Typical entries include: investigations into methods, techniques, or materials related to landscape architecture practice; studies of relationships of landscape architecture to law, education, public health and safety, or public policy; and more.
Criteria: The jury will consider clarity and importance of research question, hypotheses, or goals; significance of historical data, where relevant, and links to current knowledge; appropriate research design and use of rigorous methods of inquiry; the clarity of presentation of outcome; potential applications to practice; and the value to the field at large.
Submission: Materials in the submission must not reveal the names of the entrant and/or landscape architects, firms, other designers, or photographer.
Project Title (Name): A submission must have a short, specific presentation title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of the presentation.
Project Statement: In 175 words or less, described the project and why it’s award-worthy. This statement may be used in promotional materials if the project is selected for an award. NOTE: failure to submit this statement will lead to disqualification of entry.
Project Narrative: Addressing the criteria for the Research category, describe in 1300 words or less the problem researched, relationships investigated, method of inquiry used, results of research (which may refer to statistical or other analysis that can be included under “Images”), conclusions concerning the significance of the results, comparisons with past research, applicability to landscape architecture practice, the need for new or further research, and other significant issues.
Images*: A maximum of 16 images may be submitted with each entry having no less than 5 images uploaded. A site plan is excluded from the Research category. Image files should be formatted as: 1900 pixels wide by 927 pixels tall and a minimum of 72 dpi. For examples of acceptable images, see the following link: Click here for image examples
NOTE: failure to submit images will lead to disqualification of an entry.
Winners will be required to submit the original untouched raw image for each photograph or drawing submitted, 300 dpi or higher.
You will be prompted to enter an image title and caption for each uploaded image. Image captions should be no more than 40 words. Photography credit must also be listed for each image, and will be concealed from the jury.
*Entrants are responsible for clearing photographs with photographers for publication and reproduction by ASLA. ASLA will provide proper photography and other project credits when using photos, but will not assume responsibility for any copyrights or photography fees. ASLA retains the right to publish photos submitted in winning entries in Landscape Architecture Magazine, on the ASLA website, in promoting the awards program, and in other products in conjunction with promoting landscape architecture.
Recognition: The Professional Awards Jury may select one Award of Excellence and any number of Honor Awards in this category.
The Landmark Award & Guidelines
An official entrant in this category does not need to be an ASLA member in order to enter. Local organizations, public officials, and other interested individuals are welcome to enter a qualified project in this category.
Recognizes: a distinguished landscape architecture project completed between 15 and 50 years ago that retains its original design integrity and contributes significantly to the public realm of the community in which it is located.
Typical entries include: parks, plazas, sculpture gardens, botanical gardens, river walks, and more. Public officials and agencies, civic and historic preservation organizations, and interested individuals and entities are encouraged to submit projects in this category.
Criteria: The jury will consider the project’s sustained value to the community it serves and the continued relevance of the project’s design expression.
Submission: Materials in the submission must not reveal the names of the entrant and/or landscape architects, firms, other designers, or photographer.
Project Title (Name): A submission must have a short, specific presentation title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of the presentation.
Project Statement: In 175 words or less, described the project and why it’s award-worthy. This statement may be used in promotional materials if the project is selected for an award. NOTE: failure to submit this statement will lead to disqualification of entry.
Project Narrative: Addressing the criteria for The Landmark Award, describe in 1300 words or less the project’s original intent, design challenges, original surrounding environment (and how it may have changed), social concerns, history of use, community context, and impact on the public realm, the profession, and practice.
Images*: A maximum of 16 images may be submitted with each entry having no less than 5 images uploaded. Images must include at least (1) site plan. Image files should be formatted as: 1900 pixels wide by 927 pixels tall and a minimum of 72 dpi. For examples of acceptable images, see the following link: Click here for image examples
NOTE: failure to submit images will lead to disqualification of an entry.
Winners will be required to submit the original untouched raw image for each photograph or drawing submitted, 300 dpi or higher.
You will be prompted to enter an image title and caption for each uploaded image. Image captions should be no more than 40 words. Photography credit must also be listed for each image, and will be concealed from the jury.
*Entrants are responsible for clearing photographs with photographers for publication and reproduction by ASLA. ASLA will provide proper photography and other project credits when using photos, but will not assume responsibility for any copyrights or photography fees. ASLA retains the right to publish photos submitted in winning entries in Landscape Architecture Magazine, on the ASLA website, in promoting the awards program, and in other products in conjunction with promoting landscape architecture.
Recognition: The Professional Awards Jury may select one Landmark Award recipient.
Selections & Announcements
The Professional Awards Jury will review all eligible submissions and may select one Award of Excellence and any number of Honor Awards in the General Design, Residential Design, Analysis and Planning, Urban Design, Communications, and Research categories. The Professional Awards Jury may select one Landmark Award recipient.
Entrants will be notified of the results following the jury meetings.
The awards will be announced to the media in coordination with special coverage in Landscape Architecture Magazine and on the ASLA website.
Recipients will be honored at the awards presentation ceremony during the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in 2022.
Questions? Contact the ASLA Honors and Awards Program Manager at honorsawards@asla.org.
2022 ASLA Professional Awards
The ASLA Professional Awards is a program of the ASLA Fund.
The ASLA Fund is the 501(c)(3) charitable foundation of the American Society of Landscape Architects, supported by the tax-deductible contributions of ASLA members and other individuals and organizations, and committed to the careful stewardship and artful design of our cultural and natural environment. The Fund’s mission is to expand the body of knowledge of the landscape architecture profession and increase public understanding of environmental and land-use issues and principles. Its work supports public and professional education and outreach, professional and student awards programs, and special projects that provide real-world demonstrations of core values like the ASLA Green Roof and Chinatown Green Street.
The American Society of Landscape Architects
636 Eye Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20001-3736
Phone: 202-898-2444
Phone: 1-888-999-2752 (Toll Free)
Fax: 202-898-1185
Email: info@asla.org
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2022 ASLA Student Awards2022 ASLA Student Awards Entry fee must be received no later than 11:59 pm PST on Friday, May 13 , 2022 for your application to be considered.- 2022 ASLA Professional Awards2022 ASLA Professional Awards Entry fee must be received no later than 11:59 pm PST on Friday, February 25, 2022 for your application to be considered.
2021 ASLA Student Awards2021 ASLA Student Awards Entry fee(s) must be received no later than 11:59 PST on Friday, May 14, 2021 for your application to be considered.- 2021 ASLA Professional Awards2021 ASLA Professional Awards The American Society of Landscape Architects 636 Eye Street NW Washington, D.C. 20001-3736 Phone: 202-898-2444 Phone: 1-888-999-2752 (Toll Free) Fax: 202-898-1185 Email: info@asla.org
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ASLA Awards 美国景观设计师协会（ASLA）成立于1899年，是美国景观设计师的专业协会，代表了15000多名会员。景观设计师领导着健康、公平、安全和有弹性的环境的规划、设计和管理。该协会的使命是通过宣传、交流、教育和联谊来推动景观建筑的发展。 每年，ASLA专业奖都会表彰来自全球各地的最佳景观建筑。获奖者将在ASLA的杂志《景观建筑杂志》以及许多其他设计和建筑行业和普通利益媒体上得到专题报道。 2022年度ASAL Awards 已经开始申报，具体申报信息如下： Professional Awards 特定地点的景观建筑作品。该类作品必须是已建成的。要参加通用设计、城市设计、住宅设计或分析与规划类别，正式参赛者必须是ASLA的准会员、正式会员或国际会员，或有资格加入ASLA的其中一个会员类别。The Research and Communications categories 研究和交流组对非景观建筑专业人士开放。The Landmark Award地标奖的报名费不包括ASLA的免费会员资格。 所有参赛作品都将成为ASLA的财产，并将保留在ASLA图书馆和档案馆的收藏中。参赛者有责任与摄影师结算照片，以便ASLA出版和复制。ASLA在使用照片时，将提供适当的摄影和其他项目名称，但不承担任何版权或摄影费用的责任。ASLA保留在Landscape Architecture Magazine《风景园林》杂志、ASLA网站、宣传奖项项目以及其他产品中发表获奖作品中提交的照片的权利，以配合宣传风景园林。 参赛类别 General Design Category •要求：正式参赛者必须是ASLA的准会员、正式会员或国际ASLA会员，或有资格加入ASLA的其中一个类别。 •此类别针对特定地点的景观建筑作品。该类作品必须是已建成的作品。 •参赛项目包括：各种类型的单体公共、机构或私人景观（符合城市设计或住宅设计类别的作品除外）；包括历史保护、填海或保护的项目；绿色屋顶、雨水管理、可持续设计；交通或基础设施设计；景观艺术或装置；室内景观设计等。 Residential Design Category •要求：正式参赛者必须是ASLA的准会员、正式会员或国际ASLA会员，或有资格加入ASLA的其中一个类别。 •此类别针对住宅单户和多户的特定景观建筑作品，提升了质量、环境/场所、环境责任、维护要求和耐久性的设计原则。有助于降低整体建设和维护成本的创新设计和施工技术也将得到认可。此类别的参赛作品必须是已建成的。 •项目包括：单户住宅；高层、多户生产和定制住宅开发项目（市场价格和非市场价格将被考虑）；公交导向开发（TOD）；历史保护、翻新或保护项目；老年人或辅助生活开发项目；私人或小花园；新城市化项目与多户开发项目；位于机会区的项目等。 Urban Design Category •要求：正式参赛者必须是ASLA的准会员、正式会员或国际ASLA会员，或有资格加入ASLA的其中一个类别。 •此类别针对已建成或正在建设中的项目，这些项目激活了在社会公平、经济可行性、基础设施、环境管理以及公共和私人领域的美丽场所建设之间的空间网络。 •项目包括：已建或部分建好的城市项目，空间大于一个街区的公共、机构或私人景观领域；街道景观、滨水区、混合用途开发、邻里、地区、城市、地方建设干预和公民改善，可能包括填海、雨水管理、交通或基础设施研究、艺术等元素。 Analysis and Planning Category •要求：正式参赛者必须是ASLA的准会员、正式会员或国际ASLA会员，或有资格加入ASLA的其中一个类别。 •此类别针对引导、指导和评价景观建筑设计的各种专业活动。城市设计类作品 本类作品不要求建成或实施。 •条目包括：城市、郊区、农村或区域规划工作；发展指南；交通、城镇或校园规划；棕地复垦计划；与立法或政策倡议或监管控制有关的环境规划；文化资源报告；自然资源保护；历史保护规划等。 Communications Category •要求：正式参赛者必须是ASLA的准会员、正式会员或国际ASLA会员，或有资格加入ASLA的其中一个类别。 •此类别针对在传达景观建筑作品、技术、技术、历史或理论方面的成就。 •参赛作品包括：在线交流- 互动和多媒体；印刷媒体、电影、视频、音频，即播客；解释性设计；展览设计；公众宣传活动等。 Research Category •要求：正式参赛者必须是ASLA的准会员、正式会员或国际ASLA会员，或有资格加入ASLA的其中一个类别。 •此类别针对确定和调查景观建筑领域的挑战，提供促进该行业知识体系的结果的研究。 •典型的条目包括：调查与景观建筑实践有关的方法、技术或材料；研究景观建筑与法律、教育、公共卫生和安全或公共政策的关系等等。 The Landmark Award •此类别针对15年至50年前完成的杰出景观建筑项目，该项目保留了原有设计的完整性，并对所在社区的公共领域做出了重要贡献。 •典型作品包括：公园、广场、雕塑园、植物园、河道等。 SCAPE Landscape Architecture Three SCAPE projects honored in ASLA-NY 2021 Design Awards - SCAPE Mahan Rykiel Wins National ASLA 2021 Honor Award - Mahan Rykiel Associates 赛事截止日期 报名支付 2022年2月25日 资料提交 2022年3月18日 赛事申报费用 ASLA成员：360美元 非会员首次进入（包括一年的个人会员资格） ：810美元 第二个申报类别费用：360美元 非会员的国际附加费：50美元 The Landmark Award：100美元 * 参加多个项目的非会员可以为第一个项目支付非会员价格，任何其他项目可获得会员价格优惠。 大赛官网： https://asla-student-awards.secure-platform.com/a ©来源：设计能 - ASLA Awards 2022美国景观设计大奖美国景观建筑师协会（American Society of Landscape Architects Awards，简称 ASLA 奖）成立于1899年，是景观设计师的专业协会，拥有15000多名会员。景观设计领导与参与着健康、公平、安全和弹性环境的规划、设计和管理。协会的使命是通过宣传、交流、教育和联谊来推动景观行业的发展。 美国景观建筑师协会奖（ASLA 大奖）是全球最具含金量的景观设计奖项，分设有专业奖和学生奖。每年都将会把专业奖项的荣誉奖励给全球最优秀的景观设计师，获奖作品也反映了全球景观行业的趋势与未来。 专业奖项 每年，ASLA 专业奖都会表彰全球景观建筑领域的佼佼者。获奖者将在景观建筑杂志、ASLA 杂志以及许多其他设计和建筑行业以及大众媒体中获得专题报道。
