Awards
- 2012 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2011 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2010 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2009 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2008 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2007 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2006 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2005 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2004 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2003 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2002 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2001 INASLA Annual Awards
- 2000 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1999 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1998 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1997 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1996 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1995 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1994 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1993 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1992 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1991 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1990 INASLA Annual Awards
- 1989 INASLA Annual Awards
Awards
Professional Design Awards
The INASLA Professional Awards Program was created to recognize professional excellence and outstanding examples of landscape architecture by Indiana landscape architects. These awards honor works that represent the forefront of the profession of Landscape Architecture and embody high levels of creativity and imagination. Any individual, firm, agency or institution is eligible to submit a project for consideration provided that:
- Projects submitted may be located outside of Indiana, but there must have been project involvement by a member in good standing of the Indiana Chapter of ASLA.
The four categories are: Constructed Projects, Unbuilt Works, Residential Works and the INPAWS Award (Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society). In addition to the traditional Honor and Merit Awards, the jury may also select an ‘Award of Excellence’ for the single most outstanding submission (of the combined collection of ‘Constructed’, ‘Unbuilt’ and ‘Residential’.) The ‘Constructed Works’, ‘Unbuilt Works’ and ‘Residential Works’ submissionsf are reviewed and judged by an independent jury made up of ASLA members from another state chapter. INPAWS members review and judge the entries in the INPAWS category.
Constructed Works
(Landscape Architectural Design): Category includes all constructed works, including (but not limited to) urban design, community design, commercial and industrial design, park design, recreational facilities, institutional design, historical preservation, land and water reclamation, mine reclamation and flood protection.
Unbuilt Works
(Landscape Architectural Design, Theory and Planning): Category includes community planning, transportation planning, environmental studies, landscape planning and analysis, conceptual landscape architecture design, research, communications (writing, technology, theory) and emerging issues.
Residential Works
(Residential Design): Category includes constructed works for a private residence.
INPAWS Award
(For use of Native Plants in the Landscape): The Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society and INASLA presents this award for one work that prominently features plants native to Indiana. A plant list for the project must be submitted. (Entries for this category may also be submitted in the categories of ‘Constructed Projects’, ‘Unbuilt Works’ or ‘Residential Design’.)
Student Design Awards
The INASLA Student Awards Program was created to recognize academic excellence and outstanding examples of landscape architecture by Indiana landscape architecture students. These awards honor works that represent the academic forefront of the profession of landscape architecture and embody high levels of creativity and imagination. Any student or student team currently enrolled in an accredited program of landscape architecture is eligible to submit a project for consideration provided that all students involved are currently members of a sanctioned INASLA student chapter. The two student design award categories are:
Design Projects…Category includes any landscape architectural related design project.
Research/Planning…Category includes community planning, transportation planning, environmental studies, landscape planning and analysis, conceptual landscape architecture design, research, communications (writing, technology, and theory) and emerging issues.
Claire Bennett Legacy Award
In 2003, INASLA unveiled the initial “Claire Bennett Legacy Award” to recognize individual achievement, service and knowledge to the profession and the Indiana Chapter. The award honors long-time Indiana Chapter Member Claire Bennett, FASLA. Claire served as the president of the Indiana Chapter in 1978 and as the National President of ASLA in 1990-91. The legacy of service she has provided for the Indiana Chapter, as well as the leadership to ASLA on a national level inspired the creation of this award named in her honor to recognize those members who embody those same ideals.
Legacy Award Critera
ASLA members who have maintained full membership in the Society for the last ten years may be nominated for the Claire Bennett Legacy Award. The selected award recipient(s) are selected in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the profession by excellence in administrative work in public agencies, in direct service to the Society and/or profession, in executed works of Landscape Architecture, or in professional school instruction or in professional writing.
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Call for Entries Forms
2012 INASLA Design Awards Call for Entries
2012 Claire Bennett Legacy Award Call for Entries
