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The article focuses on the 2024 American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Student Awards and the innovative solutions proposed by students. Topics include the diversity of award-winning projects such as "The Embers of the Rainbow" in Analysis & Planning, the "Where the Street Ends" communications project by the University of Washington, and discussions on the role of artificial intelligence in landscape architecture.

The article focuses on the 2023 American Society of Landscape Architects Professional Awards, which recognize outstanding landscape architecture projects. Topics include the importance of context in successful space design, the diversity of jurors who selected the award-winning projects, and the emphasis on projects that prioritize research and analysis for creating more resilient and sustainable environments.

The article looks at the waterfront redevelopment plan of the Township Commons park in the San Francisco Bay Area in Californai designed by Einwiller Kuehl.

The article discusses the architectural design of the Stanford Hospital, the 820,000-square-foot teaching hospital, which is on the north edge of the Stanford University campus, was designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects in collaboration with Perkins Eastman.

sands cape architect in New Zealand, estimated the carbon emissions of the projects he'd designed over the past 14 years and came up with a conservative number of nearly 16,000 tons of carbon dioxide. It mentions that the 2017 presentation to the International Federation of Landscape Architects, he talked about how he hoped the "one ace up my sleeve a lot of trees" would make a difference, but they made only a tiny dent.

The article discusses the 2020 American Society of Landscape Architects Professional Awards, has made up of landscape architects various scopes and levels of practice. Topics include five projects received an Award of Excellence, including Philadelphia's noteworthy reinvention of Dilworth Park in the Urban Design category; and the Award of Excellence winner in the Analysis conceptualized a master plan that tackles universal convictions including climate change.

The article evaluates the architectural design of Quarry Amphitheater at the University of California, Santa Cruz, California designed by California landscape architect Robert Royston.

The article presents the discussion on 2022 ASLA Professional Awards jury. Topics include Jurors focusing on social justice, climate resilience, and site responsiveness looking for the community engagement programs; and containing landscape architects and urban designers, environmental specialists, engineers, and others.

The article discusses the architectural design of the Exploratorium museum in San Francisco, California, designed by the GLS Landscape ǀ Architecture.

The article offers information on an innovative animal shelter introduces people to their future companions in an outdoor setting in the Santa Clara County, California.

The article reviews the landscape architecture of a net-zero-energy Visitor Center build for San Francisco State University in California.