2014 Award Recipients
A special thank you to the Tennessee Chapter ASLA for judging the 2014 Chapter Awards!
Professional Design Awards
Built Design
Honor Award
Buffalo Outer Harbor Parkway
Trowbridge Wolf Michaels Landscape Architect
Merit Award
2 Court Street Green Infrastructure
HAAS Landscape Architect
ABVI Outdoor Mobility Training Area
Bergmann Associates
Buffalo Promise Neighborhood Children's Academy
Parkitects, Inc.
Erie Harbor Public Enhancements
Bayer Landscape Architects
McKinley High School
Joy Kuebler Landscape Architect
South Main Street Streetscape
Behan Planning and Design
Syracuse Connective Corridor, Phase 1
Barton & Loguidice, DCP
Planning & Analysis
Honor Award
City-Wide Parks Master Plan - City in a Park Plan
Bergmann Associates
Merit Award
Riverfront Master Plan
Peter J. Smith & Company, Inc.
NY Rising Reconstruction Project
PLACE Alliance
Research & Communication
Honor Award
City of Orillia Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan
peter j smith & company
Merit Award
Picture Main Street 'LIVE'
Joy Kuebler Landscape Architect
Historic Preservation
Merit Award
A Cultural Landscape Report for Brookwood Point
Tempelton Landscape Architecture and Planning
Unbuilt Design
Merit Award
Reconnecting The Central Business District Through South Miami Avenue to the River
peter j smith & company
Practitioner and Student Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award
The Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes an individual practitioner for their contributions to the profession over their career. This is an Executive Committee nominated award.
George W. Curry, FASLA
Distinguished Practitioner Award
This award recognizes an outstanding individual practitioner for their achievements in three areas - design, leadership, and ASLA Chapter involvement.
Michael Haas, ASLA | Private Practice
Timothy Toland, ASLA | Academic
Distinguished Student Award
This award recognizes students who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and service within the Department of Landscape Architecture or in other activities in the community related to the profession.
Gena Morgis , SUNY ESF
Individual Awards
Outstanding Leader in Landscape Architecture
Recognition of the exceptional work Thomas has done with the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy. His work has elevated the role of landscape architecture in the
community and has brought Olmsted’s first ever Park and Parkway system back from the brink to the thriving community asset that it is today.
Thomas Herrera-Mishler, RLA
Friend to Landscape Architecture
Recognition of the many years of dedicated collaboration and service to both our profession and to so many of our Members.
David McIntyre