| Georgia Chapter, American Society for Landscape Architects |
| CALL FOR ENTRIES! Submissions due: June 20, 2025 Awards Gala: August 19, 2025 at 6pm at Park Tavern |
The Georgia ASLA Chapter "Zone 7&8 Awards" bolster local visibility, acknowledge and promote the work of our membership, and publically recognize excellence in Landscape Architecture in the state.
DEADLINE FOR AWARD SUBMISSIONS: JUNE 20, 2025
AWARDS GALA SAVE THE DATE: AUGUST 19, 2025 @ PARK TAVERN, ATLANTA
Awards Overview:
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Professional and Student Awards: Recognizes Design Excellence of Landscape Architecture in Georgia. Submission categories include General, Residential, Communications, Research, Analysis and Planning, Student, Innovation In Design, Social Impact, and the Georgia Landmark Award.
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State Honors Awards: These nominations have been created to award Georgia’s individual Landscape Architects that exemplify ASLA’s core values and the leaders in our profession.
AWARD ENTRY INFORMATION
REVIEW
- Review Call for Entries and Nominations documents above for the full rules and eligibility requirements.
SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY AND PAYMENT ONLINE
- Complete the online entry form in its entirety and complete needed payment if applicable.
JUDGES
- Organized by the Chapter Awards Committee, the jury will be a panel of peers convened by a peer state chapter of ASLA.
WINNING ENTRIES RECEIVE
Awards certificates presented at the Chapter’s Annual Design Awards Event
Recognition on the Chapter’s website
Press releases sent to local media and design publication
QUESTIONS?
- Email any questions to info@aslageorgia.org
SAVE THE DATE!The 2025 Awards Gala will be held at Park Tavern, Atlanta
August 19th from 6pm-10pm. Click here to purchase your tickets.Direct any sponsorship inquiries to treasurer@aslageorgia.org |
Honor Awards Background GAASLA is proud to introduce a new way to honor our friends, colleagues, and co-workers. The newly created individual Honor Awards were created to acknowledge the leadership, stewardship, and community impacts of our membership. Modeled from the National ASLA Honor Awards, GAASLA can now provide the state and national recognition that Georgia Landscape Architects deserve.
Where to start? Simply nominate a member that you feel meets the criteria set in the guidelines. It’s that easy. There are many categories and options for recognition.
In the spirt of highlighting Georgia’s Landscape Architects, the top Honor Award is named after one of our profession’s pioneers and landmark professionals. Clermont Huger Lee was the first registered female Landscape Architect in Georgia, and yet many aren’t aware of her contributions to the profession. GAASLA is proud to honor our past, and highlight the professionals that enabled us to practice today. |
1914- 2006From 1951 to 1972, Lee developed and oversaw the renovations of five of Savannah’s historic city squares (Green, Madison, Troup, Warren, and Washington Squares), which were integral to Oglethorpe’s original plan. Having joined the American Society of Landscape Architects in 1950, she worked with Hubert Bond Owens (who headed the Department of Landscape Architecture at the University of Georgia) to establish the Georgia State Board of Landscape Architects and was the fourth landscape architect (and the first woman) to be registered in the state. |
GA Chapter, American Society for Landscape Architects
PO Box 43212
Birmingham, AL 35243