Six words. One sentence. Think beyond today. The future of landscape architecture will be shaped by choices we make today. But this exercise asks us to look beyond the next year, the next plan, and even the next generation. As ASLA begins imagining the next chapter of its strategy, we're inviting members to think boldly and expansively about the future of the profession. What should landscape architecture aspire to become? What should we make possible for the landscape archit
On July 22, Maryland ASLA President Patrick Whealton, President-Elect Michael Humes, Member-at-Large Julie Soss, and Potomac ASLA Treasurer Amy Sommer represented our profession during ASLA's Virtual Advocacy Day. Our delegation met with the offices of Maryland Senators Angela Alsobrooks and Chris Van Hollen to discuss two federal priorities that directly impact the work of landscape architects and the communities we serve. Our first priority was protecting and strengthening
The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has named John (Jack) B. Neil an Honorary Member of ASLA, one of the Society's highest distinctions recognizing non-landscape architecture professionals whose careers have significantly advanced the profession. Jack is one of just four individuals nationwide selected for Honorary Membership in 2026. Since ASLA's founding in 1899, only 271 Honorary Members have received this prestigious recognition.
Jennifer Dowdell and Om M. Khurjekar of the Maryland Chapter of ASLA Elected to Prestigious American Society of Landscape Architects Council of Fellows
The Maryland ASLA Chapter is seeking passionate and motivated volunteers to join our Professional Development (PD) + Climate / Biodiversity Action Committee.
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