Announcing the 2023 Oberlander Prize Jury
Elizabeth Mossop, Dean of the University of Technology Sydney (Australia) School of Design, Architecture and Building, is chair of the international seven-person jury.
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Oberlander Prize
The biennial Cornelia Hahn Oberlander International Landscape Architecture Prize includes a $100,000 award and two years of public engagement activities. The next laureate will be announced on October 17, 2023.
PLACES: What's Out There
This searchable database raises public awareness of the rich diversity and interconnectedness of our shared landscape heritage.
Check Out the What's Out There San Francisco Bay Area
The What's Out There San Francisco Bay Area Guide reveals the landscape legacy of this unique city.
Andrew Jackson's Hermitage
Sarah P. Duke Gardens
Loring Park
Gold Medal Park
STEWARDSHIP: Landslide
The goal of Landslide is to draw immediate and lasting attention to threatened landscapes and unique features, and to encourage informed, community-based stewardship decisions.
Landslide 2022: The Olmsted Design Legacy
Twelve entries in the U.S. and Canada demonstrate the variety and richness of the Olmsted legacy and the multiple threats it faces.
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Hiawatha Golf Club
In 1922 The Minneapolis Park Board purchased a large tract of land to become Lake Hiawatha Park.
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EVENTS: Lectures, Exhibitions, Tours
TCLF hosts events across the United States including excursions, dialogues, and tours that highlight the nation's rich and diverse landscape heritage.
Discover the "Aspen Idea"
This June, join TCLF on a day-long exploration featuring remarkable examples of innovative landscape architecture, stunning natural beauty, and a sumptuous lunch.
Examples: Landscape name, designer, stytle, location, etc
Advanced SearchPEOPLE: Designers & Stewards
Pioneers of American Landscape Design chronicles the lives and careers of those who have designed our gardens, parks, streets, campuses, cemeteries, suburbs, and the innumerable other environments in which we live.
EXPLORE the New Digital Guide to Olmsted’s North American Landscapes
What's Out There Olmsted features more than 325 sites and 100 biographies of Olmsted-associated practitioners.
Examples: “Dan Kiley” or “Modernist”
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