Supporting the membership and promoting awareness of the environmental, aesthetic, social and economic benefits of landscape architecture to the public. Congratulations to Lolly Tai, FASLA, the 2021 recipient of national ASLA's Jot D. Carpenter Teaching Medal! Selected by ASLA's Board of Trustees, the honors. ASLA now offers an auto renew option for individual members (excluding students) with annual or monthly payments.
You can enroll in auto renew during your annual membership renewal period. Each year, PA-DE ASLA coordinates registration and travel for the six ASLA Student Chapter presidents or vice presidents at LA programs in Pennsylvania and Delaware to attend the annual ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture. Contributions to the PA-DE ASLA Student Leadership Development Grant support ONLY registration and travel costs associated with attendance at the Conference.
You can enroll in auto renew during your annual membership renewal period. Each year, PA-DE ASLA coordinates registration and travel for the six ASLA Student Chapter presidents or vice presidents at LA programs in Pennsylvania and Delaware to attend the annual ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture. Contributions to the PA-DE ASLA Student Leadership Development Grant support ONLY registration and travel costs associated with attendance at the Conference.
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PA-DE ASLA encompasses four geographic sections (Delaware, Eastern PA, Central PA, and Western PA) and is the pre-eminent professional association of approximately 600 landscape architects practicing in the states of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Our mission and vision are to advance and promote the profession of Landscape Architecture, support our membership, and to promote the awareness of environmental, aesthetic, social, and economic benefits of landscape architecture to the public.
To support the membership and promote awareness of the environmental, aesthetic, social and economic benefits of landscape architecture to the public.
Our mission and vision are to advance and promote the profession of Landscape Architecture, support our membership, and to promote the awareness of environmental, aesthetic, social, and economic benefits of landscape architecture to the public.
To support the membership and promote awareness of the environmental, aesthetic, social and economic benefits of landscape architecture to the public.
Welcome to the Pennsylvania-Delaware Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects website!
The PA-DE ASLA Chapter was founded in 1959 to advocate for and serve members studying and practicing landscape architecture in Pennsylvania and Delaware.
The Chapter is comprised of over 581 members with 189 student members from four geographic Sections: Eastern PA, Central PA, Western PA and Delaware, and student members from six colleges.
This diverse group of members engages in public, private and academic practices that participate in the careful stewardship, wise planning and artful design of our cultural and natural environments.
The PA-DE ASLA Chapter was founded in 1959 to advocate for and serve members studying and practicing landscape architecture in Pennsylvania and Delaware.
The Chapter is comprised of over 581 members with 189 student members from four geographic Sections: Eastern PA, Central PA, Western PA and Delaware, and student members from six colleges.
This diverse group of members engages in public, private and academic practices that participate in the careful stewardship, wise planning and artful design of our cultural and natural environments.
In response to the recent deaths of numerous people of color and people who have been marginalized, and in support of national ASLA's public statements and partnership with the Black Landscape Architect Network (BlackLAN, ) the PA-DE ASLA Executive Committee discussed and considered ways to promote and amplify diversity and equity in all our Chapter efforts.
It is important that PA-DE ASLA take a stand on a behalf of all of its members and work to expand access and increase awareness about racism, inequity, and underrepresentation.
It is important that PA-DE ASLA take a stand on a behalf of all of its members and work to expand access and increase awareness about racism, inequity, and underrepresentation.
PA-DE ASLA encompasses four geographic sections (Delaware, Eastern PA, Central PA, and Western PA) and is the pre-eminent professional association of approximately 600 landscape architects practicing in the states of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Administration of Chapter sections is vested in the section chairs.
By virtue of their position, section chairs also serve on the Chapter Executive Committee.
Be informed of Chapter goals and objectives, policies and procedures, programs and services, and activities and events.
Administration of Chapter sections is vested in the section chairs.
By virtue of their position, section chairs also serve on the Chapter Executive Committee.
Be informed of Chapter goals and objectives, policies and procedures, programs and services, and activities and events.
The Awards Committee is responsible for the development, coordination, assistance, and programming, as needed, of providing appropriate awards to those persons to be so honored by the Chapter or one of its Sections.
The Communications Committee is responsible for the preparation of communication to the Chapter membership.
The Fellows Committee is responsible for determining qualified candidates, gathering the required information and submitting the application to ASLA.
The Government Affairs Committee is responsible for monitoring legislative action, identifying issues to be monitored, coordinating the development of legislative policies and contacts, informing the membership of legislative matters, and developing relations with other professional societies concerned with similar legislative matters.
The Communications Committee is responsible for the preparation of communication to the Chapter membership.
The Fellows Committee is responsible for determining qualified candidates, gathering the required information and submitting the application to ASLA.
The Government Affairs Committee is responsible for monitoring legislative action, identifying issues to be monitored, coordinating the development of legislative policies and contacts, informing the membership of legislative matters, and developing relations with other professional societies concerned with similar legislative matters.
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