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The magazine of the American Society of Landscape Architects.

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OCTOBER 2026: THE 2026 ASLA AWARDS
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SEPTEMBER 2026: DESIGN WORKSHOP On the cover: Design Workshop's water quality–focused design for Edgewood Tahoe Resort aims to protect Lake Tahoe’s unique character while responding to the pressures of overuse.
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AUGUST 2026: MIX IT UP On the cover: Point Park in Baltimore by iO Studio, Inc blends industrial fragments, durable materials, and Indigenous wayfinding in a mixed-use waterfront renewal project.
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Discover how a yearlong studio at the Rhode Island School of Design is rethinking collaboration and what it reveals about the future of design education. bit.ly/3TgIzQf
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JULY 2026: MOKSHA HOUSE On the cover: a residential project in California by Spiegel Aihara Workshop is a labor of love and loss.
This is a cover of the "Landscape Architecture Magazine", July 2026. It features a model of a modern, wooden architectural structure surrounded by illustrations of plants and people. The main headline reads "Moksha House," with additional articles listed about climate impact, horticulture, and design materials.

ALT This is a cover of the "Landscape Architecture Magazine", July 2026. It features a model of a modern, wooden architectural structure surrounded by illustrations of plants and people. The main headline reads "Moksha House," with additional articles listed about climate impact, horticulture, and design materials.

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Daniel Winterbottom, FASLA, notes that therapeutic gardens actually date to the Greeks and Romans, and that “hospitals used to have grand grounds,” which "were considered part of the therapy.” bit.ly/4eKFrmL
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Design organizations articulate clear zero-emissions commitments. Now it’s pedagogy’s turn to do the same, writes Steve Austin. bit.ly/4vSGHLj
Illustration by Meg Studer

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Queer landscape designers are moving past benign isolation to become more visible to each other and to the profession, as well as to a public that still doesn’t completely embrace their equality. bit.ly/49ScHqt
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A design competition for Tempelhofer Feld highlights the long-running dissension over the fate of central Berlin’s largest open space. bit.ly/4vpwOo9
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JUNE 2026: FUTURE TENSE Tempelhofer Feld, Berlin's former airport turned beloved public park, sits at the center of a debate over the city's future. Michael Dumiak revisits the vast open space as residents push to preserve it and officials consider using parts of it for housing.
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The Eaton Fire stalled earlier plans to upgrade Charles White Park, but now SALT Landscape Architects and Disney are among those reviving and expanding the vision. Read the story on LAM Online. bit.ly/4fabi1V
Photo by SALT Landscape Architects

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Urban resilience that’s place-based and people-centered. bit.ly/4947POx
Photo by Sahar Coston-Hardy, Affiliate ASLA / Esto

ALT Photo by Sahar Coston-Hardy, Affiliate ASLA / Esto

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Landscape architects at the National Park Service are facing staff cuts, stalled projects, shrinking budgets, and growing concern over the future of public lands. bit.ly/4tXTVWv
Illustration by Eduardo Luzzatti

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MAY 2026: ROUGH CUTS The cover story, written by Bradford McKee and illustrated by Eduardo Luzzatti, reports on deep staff and budget cuts that threaten the National Park Service's stewardship mission.
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LAM is a national finalist in the Azbee Awards of Excellence 🎉 • Publication Design • Magazine of the Year Winners will be announced May 14.
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LAM won 3 2026 Mid-Atlantic Azbee Awards. Publication Design (October 2025) Design of a Single Article Best Profile — "Elizabeth Kennedy's Quiet Revolution" by Sala Elise Patterson. Photos by Sahar Coston-Hardy Presented by the American Society of Business Publication Editors.
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In Richmond, the Brown's Island redevelopment orients a key civic space toward both downtown and the James River. bit.ly/4msbA5R
Photo by Dave Parrish Photography

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APRIL 2026: LOVE, ISLAND On the cover: Brown’s Island in Richmond is reworked to expand connections between the James River and the city, creating a versatile public landscape by Timmons Group and 3North.
Cover of Landscape Architecture Magazine, featuring an aerial view of a park with labeled areas: Haxall Canal, James River, sand box, and restroom. Colorful sticky notes with drawings and notes overlay the image. The phrases “Love, Island” and “Landscape leads an urban revival on the James River” are prominently displayed.

ALT Cover of Landscape Architecture Magazine, featuring an aerial view of a park with labeled areas: Haxall Canal, James River, sand box, and restroom. Colorful sticky notes with drawings and notes overlay the image. The phrases “Love, Island” and “Landscape leads an urban revival on the James River” are prominently displayed.

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AI-generated images leave many landscape architects cold, but perhaps there are other ways to use them that can increase community engagement. Aaron Thompson, ASLA, who used AI assists in the Diverse Corn Belt project workshops, thinks so. bit.ly/4bFszwr
A visualization of diversified agricultural systems created with Midjourney. Image by Aaron Thompson.

ALT A visualization of diversified agricultural systems created with Midjourney. Image by Aaron Thompson.

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In Beijing, a landscape architect reinterprets a brick wall to cultivate neighborhood connections. bit.ly/4rShVZp
Photo courtesy of Essence (Benzi) Studio

ALT Photo courtesy of Essence (Benzi) Studio

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