Arizona Chapter - American Society of Landscape Architects

AZ Chapter Call for Nominations

July 17, 2011

Submission Deadline: Monday, July 22, 2011 by 5:00 p.m.

The Nominations Committee is requesting nominations for the open leadership positions of the American Society of Landscape Architects, Arizona Chapter, for the 2011-2012 year; depending on office, this is a two (Section Vice President Chairs) or four (chapter President) year term. This is your opportunity to nominate yourself or another worthy ASLA Arizona member to participate in our chapter leadership.

You can make a difference, become a part of the local, state and national activities to increase professional visibility and promote the goals of landscape architecture.

To download the nomination form click here. For more information on who can run click here.

Be Involved. Make a Difference. Imagine the diversity of the Arizona Landscape!

-Irene Ogata, AzASLA President

Posted by Karla Hunt.

Spring 2011 Mesquite Journal is Here!

July 17, 2011

Get your copy of the latest edition of the Mesquite Journal right here. The newly designed journal contains articles and information on the chapter and landscape architecture. This issue also contains a special feature of the winning projects from the 2011 Awards Gala.

Correction Notice: It has come to our attention that the printed edition of the Spring 2011 Mesquite Journal does not properly acknowledge the institutions and instructors of the student award winners and jury members. These co...

Posted by Karla Hunt.

Horses, Javalina, Sheep, & Chapter Members All Gather for AzASLA's Planning Retreat

July 17, 2011

By Ray Buchelt

During the first weekend of December, members of the Arizona ASLA Chapter met at the beautiful Aravaipa Canyon Ranch for a strategic planning retreat. The western farmstead was located deep in the breath-taking high country of Arizona surrounded by towering canyons, grandiose cacti, and a low flow river lined with majestic cottonwood trees who proudly displayed their fall colored leaves. Even the ranch’s two horses along with a few wild javalina and big horned sheep, paid the...

Posted by Karla Hunt.

AzASLA 2010 Fall Mesquite Journal

July 17, 2011

AzASLA presents the 2010 Fall Mesquite Journal.

• Have you ever taken note as a landscape architect of a particularly interesting place or setting in Arizona, natural or man-made that would be of interest to others in the profession?

• Have you had an interest in writing an article on a current topic but didn’t have a venue to have your writing published?

• Are you an amateur photographer and would like to have your image(s) considered for use as our newsletter background?

• Do you h...

Posted by Karla Hunt.

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