|
|
|
The Connecticut Design Awards
2003 Awards l
2006 Awards
The Connecticut
Chapter of ASLA annually conducts the Connecticut Design Awards to
recognize excellence in Landscape Architectural Design, Landscape
Planning and Analysis, Landscape Architectural Communication, and
Landscape Architectural Research. To be eligible, an entrant must be a
licensed Landscape Architect in the State of Connecticut, and the
entrant, or subject property, must be based in Connecticut. Please see
our 2007 Call For
Entries for specific submittal requirements. Deadline for entries is
in late October, and winners are announced at the Chapter's annual
holiday party in December.
Categories & Criteria
The goal of the Connecticut ASLA Design Awards is to recognize and
promote outstanding professional achievement in landscape architecture
in Connecticut. Projects may be entered for judging in one of the
following categories:
Landscape Architectural Design/Built Work - Recognizes site-specific
work of landscape architectural design that has been constructed and is
currently in good condition.
-
Residential
-
Municipal/Public Spaces
-
Corporate/Institutional
Landscape Planning and Analysis - Recognizes the wide variety of
professional activity that leads to, guides or evaluates landscape
architectural design, including development plans, government policies,
programs and legislature, environmental analysis and various landscape
analysis activities.
Landscape Architectural Communication - Examines achievements in
communicating landscape architectural information, technology, theory or
practice to those within and/or outside the profession.
Landscape Architectural Research - Recognizes outstanding works of
rigorous research that examines a problem related to landscape
architecture and arrives at original findings or solutions of value to
the profession.
Entrants must be licensed as a landscape architect in the state of
Connecticut. Either the submitted project or the submitter must be
located in the state of Connecticut.
Awards include:
|
|
