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The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) announced the elevation of 50 members as ASLA Fellows for their exceptional contributions to the landscape architecture profession and society at large. Election to the ASLA Council of Fellows is among the highest honors ASLA bestows on members and is based on their works, leadership/management, knowledge and service.
“The 2025 Class of ASLA Fellows reflects the very best of landscape architecture—visionary leaders whose work uplifts communities, restores ecosystems, and advances climate-ready design,” said ASLA president Kona Gray. “Their careers are defined by excellence, service, and a deep commitment to shaping a more inclusive, resilient, and beautiful world. On behalf of the profession, I congratulate this year’s Fellows and thank them for raising the bar for what landscape architects can achieve.”
“Each year, the announcement of a new class of ASLA Fellows is a powerful celebration of impact, innovation, and leadership in landscape architecture,” said ASLA CEO Torey Carter-Conneen. “The 2025 Class of Fellows has transformed places and policies, inspired future leaders, and advanced equity, resilience, and beauty in the built and natural world. We are honored to recognize their extraordinary contributions to the profession and to society.”
ASLA Fellows will be elevated during a special investiture ceremony at the 2025 Conference on Landscape Architecture, which will be held in New Orleans October 10–13. Fellow biographies are available here.
2025 ASLA Fellows:
- Rodrigo Abela; GGN; Seattle and Washington, D.C.
- Ricardo Austrich; BSC Group; Boston
- Kenneth Bahlinger; Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority; State of Louisiana, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Tiffany Beamer; OLIN; Los Angeles
- Deena Ruth Bell; City of Coral Gables and Bell Landscape Architecture; Coral Gables, Florida
- Shannon Blakeman; CARBO Landscape Architecture; Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- David Yuezhong Chen; ECOLAND Planning and Design Corporation; Beijing
- Christopher Cline; Confluence; Kansas City, Missouri
- Sally Coyle; Coyle & Caron; Orlando, Florida
- Matthew Cunningham; Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design; Stoneham, Massachusetts
- Stephen Drown; University of Idaho; Moscow, Idaho
- Liz Einwiller; EinwillerKuehl Landscape Architecture; Oakland, California
- Ann English; Department of Environmental Protection; Montgomery County, Maryland
- Alexander Fenech; Hitchcock Design Group; Coral Springs, Florida
- Louis Fusco; Louis Fusco Landscape Architects; Pound Ridge, New York
- Jack Goodnoe; Land Planning and Design Associates; Detroit
- Gary Hawkins; Hawkins Partners; Nashville
- Gail Henderson-King; Henderson-King Consulting; Burlington, Vermont
- Todd Hill; DTJ Design; Atlanta
- Joan Honeyman; Jordan Honeyman Landscape Architecture; Washington, D.C.
- Robert Hruby; Campion Hruby Landscape Architects; Annapolis, Maryland
- Frederick Huffman; Earth Design; Pickens, South Carolina
- Elaine Kearney; TBG Partners; San Antonio
- Chad Kennedy; Westwood Professional Services; Modesto, California
- Christopher Kent; PGAdesign; Oakland, California
- Jeff Klein; City of Detroit; Detroit
- Sarah Kuehl; EinwillerKuehl Landscape Architecture; Oakland, California
- José de Jesús Leal Loera; Native Nation Building Studio, MIG; Sacramento, California
- Carisa McMullen; Landworks Studio; Olathe, Kansas
- Lauren Meier; Landscape Preservation Consultant; Concord, Massachusetts
- Curt Millay; American Society of Landscape Architects; Washington, D.C.
- Kaia Nesbitt; HDR; Denver
- Lynne Nischwitz; The Kleingers Group; Cincinnati
- Richard Roark; OLIN; Philadelphia
- Margaret Robinson; Asakura Robinson Company; Austin
- Carmine Russo Jr.; REALM Collaborative; Columbus
- Byron W. Sampson; Arizona State University; Tempe, Arizona
- Dolores Silkworth; Confluence; Omaha, Nebraska
- Lee R. Skabelund; Kansas State University; Manhattan, Kansas
- Lauren Todd Stimson; STIMSON; Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Lisa Switkin; Field Operations; New York
- William C. Sullivan; University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Champaign, Illinois
- Patricia Trauth; RICK; San Diego
- Steven Tupu; terrain-nyc landscape architecture; New York
- Tara Mahon Vincenta; Artemis Landscape Architects; Sandy Hook, Connecticut
- David Watts; California Polytechnic State University; San Luis Obispo, California
- Stephen Whitehouse; Starr Whitehouse Landscape Architects and Planners; New York
- Gena Wirth; SCAPE Landscape Architecture; New York
- Jon Wreschinsky; Cuyamaca College; San Diego
- Tao Zhang; Sasaki; Boston
About ASLA and the ASLA Fund
Founded in 1899, the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) is the professional association for landscape architects in the United States, representing more than 16,000 members. ASLA Mission: Empowering our members to design a sustainable and equitable world through landscape architecture. ASLA Fund Mission: Investing in global, social, and environmental change through the art and science of landscape architecture.
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