American Society of Landscape Architects Medal

Award
American Society of Landscape Architects Medal
Awarded forLifetime achievements and contributions to the field of landscape architecture that have had a unique and lasting impacts on the welfare of the public and the environment.
Sponsored byAmerican Society of Landscape Architects
LocationWashington, D.C.
CountryUnited States
Reward(s)Medal
First awarded1971
Currently held byCarol Franklin
Websiteasla.org

The American Society of Landscape Architects Medal is awarded annually by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) to a landscape architect whose lifetime achievements and contributions to the profession have had a unique and lasting impact on the welfare of the public and the environment.[1]

History

The honor has been given each year since 1971. Only three winners were not ASLA fellows: Sylvia Crowe, Geoffrey Jellicoe, and Norman Newton.

List of winners

  • 2021 - Darwina Neal
  • 2020 - Anne Whiston Spirn
  • 2019 - Carol Franklin
  • 2018 - Linda Jewell
  • 2017 - Charles Birnbaum
  • 2016 - Kurt Culbertson
  • 2015 - M. Paul Friedberg
  • 2014 - Richard Bell
  • 2013 - Warren T. Byrd Jr.
  • 2012 - Cornelia Oberlander
  • 2011 - Laurie Olin
  • 2010 - Edward L. Daugherty
  • 2009 - Joseph E. Brown
  • 2008 - Joe A. Porter
  • 2007 - William B. Callaway
  • 2006 - Cameron R. Man
  • 2005 - Jane Silverstein Ries
  • 2004 - Peter Walker
  • 2003 - Richard Haag
  • 2002 - Morgan Evans
  • 2001 - Robert E. Marvin
  • 2000 - Carl D. Johnson
  • 1999 - Stuart O. Dawson
  • 1998 - Carol R. Johnson
  • 1997 - Julius G. Fabos
  • 1996 - John T. Lyle
  • 1995 - Ervin H. Zube
  • 1994 - Edward Durell Stone, Jr.
  • 1993 - Arthur Edwin Bye
  • 1992 - Robert S. Reich
  • 1991 - Meade Palmer
  • 1990 - Raymond L. Freeman
  • 1989 - Robert Royston
  • 1988 - Sylvia Crowe
  • 1987 - Philip H. Lewis Jr.
  • 1986 - William J. Johnson
  • 1985 - Roberto Burle Marx
  • 1984 - Ian McHarg
  • 1983 - Theodore O. Osmundson
  • 1982 - Charles W. Eliot II
  • 1981 - Geoffrey Jellicoe
  • 1980 - William G. Swain
  • 1979 - Norman Newton
  • 1978 - Lawrence Halprin
  • 1977 - Hubert Bond Owens
  • 1976 - Thomas Church
  • 1975 - Garrett Eckbo
  • 1974 - Campbell E. Miller
  • 1973 - John O. Simonds
  • 1972 - Conrad L. Wirth
  • 1971 - Hideo Sasaki

See also

References

  1. ^ "The ASLA Medal | asla.org". www.asla.org. Retrieved 2023-08-31.

External links

  • Official site