Texas ASLA

MARCH 4, 7PM -
in Architecture Gallery 206

In one week, join Land8, , and at 601 W Nedderman Drive in Arlington, TX, for disruptive design talks from EIGHT presenters. It's bound to be a fun-filled and informative night!

A reception will follow. Don't miss it!

(No RSVP required, just be there or be 🔳!)

Last day to register for South TXASLA's happy hour on Thursday!

Check out or our link in the bio for more details.

YULETIME NEWS FLASH
Holiday parties are this week and next! Check out our bio for the ticket links, or see your region's section IG for more details:

- December 4 at 6:30pm
(Alamo Stone - Free for members, $40 for non-members)



- December 9 at 6:30pm
(Messina Hof Grapevine Winery - Free for members,
$45 for non-members)

- December 11 at 6pm
(The Long Goodbye - Free for members,
$45 for non-members)

Big thank you to for facilitating the 2025 Texas ASLA Capitol Site Tour!

We had the opportunity to highlight the vital role Landscape Architects play in protecting the health, safety, and welfare of the public every day.

It was inspiring to see lobbyists and TBAE representatives in attendance as we came together to advocate passionately for our incredible profession. 🌿

Happy near-Friday! I've got good news for some of you as the week comes to a close...

There's already a Happy Hour planned for next week. Celebrate the end of the summer season with CTX ASLA's Emerging Professionals!

Don't miss out. Sign up through the link in bio!

- 2026 CALL FOR SPEAKERS -

Happy Friday, y'all!

Have a knack for session-speaking at conferences? Want to help others learn? Do you have a great story to tell about your projects?

Please consider signing up to be a speaker at the 2026 TX ASLA Conference in Ft. Worth.

🔗 Apply through the link in our bio, or below.

www.texasasla.org/page/2026CallforSpeakers

SUBMISSIONS DUE BY SEPTEMBER 19TH.

Theme for the 2026 conference: "Unexpected"

Don't miss this great session tomorrow, hosted by South Texas ASLA. Join via Zoom at noon for a CEU. LINK IN THE BIO! 🔗🌳

Great job representing landscape architects to Texas State Legislators, Matthew Stubbs!

Saturday, July 19th - Texas ASLA member Matt Stubbs led Texas State Representative of the 10th District Brian Harrison on a site tour of the newly constructed Ennis Library Children’s Garden. The tour for Representative Harrison joined the day's Ennis Library Re-Opening ceremony.

The purpose of the site visit was to show Representative Harrison an example of the important work that Landscape Architects are doing throughout the State to protect the Health, Safety, and Welfare of the public. The Ennis Library Children’s Garden is a fun and engaging space that will provide children the opportunity to engage and learn with other children or sit in the shade of a tree and read a book.

Representative Harrison presented the library with a certificate of recognition of their re-opening as part of the event and mentioned in his speech how he was excited to spend his morning with the citizens of Ennis before heading back to Austin for the Special Session.

In Memory of V. Eric Perez

Texas ASLA Trustee 2020-2025

Servant Leader / Mentor / Champion of Landscape Architecture / Community Building Leader

 

It is with both a heavy and joyful heart that Texas ASLA remembers Eric. His impact to Texas / National ASLA, Students, Young Professionals, and the Landscape Architecture Community is great and will be felt long-term.

Please continue to keep the Perez family in your prayer and thoughts.

Don't miss out on this TX-led PPN Webinar hosted by , TOMORROW!

JUNE 10, 12PM -
Catch this informative webinar presented by inCon-trol Water Systems and moderated by Chris Davis of JBI Partners.

The presentation will be online.
Sign-up via our link in the bio.

Learn to approach water with a proactive mindset, recognizing its essential role in sustaining life and the environment. This means promoting efficient design and construction methods, integrating smart water management solutions into landscape architecture and water features, and helping clients maximize returns through sustainable water use practices.

Hosted by ASLA's Water Conservation Professional Practice Network (PPN)

After 22 years, Texas ASLA was thrilled to host the MOSAIC conference in downtown Houston attended by over 1000 combined attendees and exhibitors!

The first day included site tours of chapter members' notable local projects, and a fun welcome social at the Post!

Day two included a welcome keynote with very own CEO Torey Carter-Conneen and President Bill Odle, followed by a day full of CEU's, Sketch Session, Mentor Match, Awards Ceremony, Alumni Events, and Socials.

The last day included an inspiring keynote by and a day of CEU sessions.

Many thanks to this year's conference Co-Chairs , Conference Committee, Jennifer Fontana, The TX ASLA Executive Committee, Sponsors, Vendors, and Speakers!

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