Landscape architects analyze, plan, design, manage, and nurture the built and natural environments. With a significant impact on communities and quality of life, they design parks, campuses, streetscapes, trails, plazas, and other projects. The Indiana Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects is the professional association for landscape architects within the state, representing approximately 200 members.
If you are looking to hire a landscape architect for an upcoming project, please use the firm finder located here ( https://my.asla.org/my-asla/directories/firm_search.aspx ).
We are excited to announce that the Indiana Chapter of the ASLA is now accepting education session proposals for the 2024 Conference on Landscape Architecture. It will be held Friday, September 13th, at Ball State University Student Center in Muncie, Indiana.
This call is open to landscape architecture professionals, educators, students, and allied professionals. If you are interested in presenting, participating in a panel, or hosting an event or tour, we encourage you to submit a proposal by Friday, April 26th by 5:00 pm to be considered.
For more information and to submit a proposal, go to: https://bit.ly/COLAPresentations2024
Once again it is time to select the individuals who will lead INASLA for the coming year. The call for INASLA Executive Committee nominations is now open. Please nominate INASLA members to serve the chapter on the Executive Committee by submitting the attached form, either hardcopy or digital. Members can self-nominate if they are interested in serving as well. Once nominations have been received (by May 1, 2024), and a slate finalized, ballots will be distributed in June for chapter members to vote. The 2024-2025 term will begin October 9, 2024 at the close of the ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture in Washington D.C.
One of ASLA’s signature advocacy events is ASLA Advocacy Day. Advocacy Day provides chapter members an opportunity to advocate before their federal legislators on behalf of issues important to the profession. This year, ASLA will schedule virtual meetings with legislators and congressional staff. According to the Congressional Management Foundation, virtual meetings have proven to be just as effective as in-person meetings and allow persons unable to travel to Washington, D.C. to participate in the federal legislative process.
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The ASLA State Chapters for Michigan, Illinois, Upstate NY, Ohio, Minnesota, and Indiana and the Ontario Association of Landscape Architects are pleased to announce the Call for Presentations for the 2024 Great Lakes Region Climate Action Seminar. This is the third event in a series aimed to explore and expand landscape architecture’s role regarding climate change impacts occurring in urban and natural systems across the Great Lakes Region.