GFL Exhibit Team (left to right): Nancy Rottle, Constantine Chrisafis, Liz Forelle, Clelie Fielding, Matt Grosser, Sloane Palmer, Katherine Magee.
On April 9th, Gould Gallery hosted the opening reception of the Green Futures Lab Exhibit. This exhibit was both a …
The 2025 MLA Capstone Studio Gallery is now live on our Portfolio page. Please use the link below to read and learn more about this year’s graduating MLA Class Capstone Studio: Design Manifestos For …
As Spring Quarter 2025 comes to a close, we have a packed schedule of student work being showcased in the next two weeks! Be sure to catch as many presentations as possible and support our extremely hardworking students!
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Congratulations to Professor Emerita, Thaïsa Way, who was recently appointed as director of University of British Columbia’s School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture!
Professor Way will begin her 5-year term on January 1st, 2026.
Dr. Way is currently …
Please find the presentation schedules attached
You can also view the project posters outside LA Department Office, room 348.
Join us in congratulating Camille Forest (MLA ’25) in being recognized by the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture’s (CELA) as a 2025 Finalist in the Fountain Scholar Program!
The Council for Educators in Landscape Architecture’s (CELA) Fountain Scholar Program…
A massive thank you to David Godshall and Danielle VonLehe of TERREMOTO for taking the time to not only give this year’s lecture, but …
University of Washington Landscape Architecture Professor Daniel Winterbottom recently shared his experiences of sketching unhoused populations and overlooked urban environments with Bill Russell of Illustrated Journalism.
Professor Winterbottom includes eye-opening stories discussing his interactions with our most vulnerable and …
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| Registration Deadline Now March 27th!
Showcase your work in Out/In/Front: Small-Scale Interventions, a bi-annual exhibition celebrating excellence in landscape architecture. This showcase features projects making significant impact despite modest scale—whether through built |
As Winter Quarter 2025 begins to wrap up, we have a packed schedule of student work being showcased in the next two weeks! Be sure to catch as many presentations as possible and support our extremely hardworking students!
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