Results of the 15th annual HALS Challenge were announced at the annual ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture on Tuesday, October 8,...

Congratulations to the Shalom Baranes Associates and their team, including Laura L. Knott, HLA, for receiving the 2021 District of...

Thank you to the National Park Service for selecting our Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS) short form history of Evergreen...

Thanks to the Virginia Department of Small Business Supplier Diversity for their help in getting our firm SWaM-certified We are now...

https://www.asla.org/land/LandArticle.aspx?id=57900 I was pleasantly surprised a couple of weeks ago to receive a call from the American...

This past February, Texas held its first cultural landscape symposium, sponsored by Preservation Texas in partnership with the National...

Live on the Join Us In France podcast this week, Episode 290, I'm talking about parks in Paris. If you've not stumbled upon this podcast,...

In 1902, Booker T. Washington recruited landscape architect David Augustus Williston (1868-1962) to join the faculty of the Department of...

If you’re scratching your head when you hear the term, “historical landscape architect,” you’re not alone. Having developed only since...

George Washington Carver came to Alabama’s Tuskegee Institute in 1896 to establish its agriculture department, but over his 47-year...

Between 1844 and 1846, thirty-six ships brought a total of 5,257 German immigrants to the Port of Galveston, from where they were to...

Created to guide long-term maintenance of National Park Service parkways, "Planting, Land Use, and Maintenance Plans," or "PLUMs"...

Last week, I was fortunate to be able to visit the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) secured campus at the historic St. Elizabeths...

While working from home in Charlottesville, I'm trying to take a long walk to somewhere interesting every day. On Tuesday, I hiked over...

Traditionally, historic preservation best practices have been based on the belief that historic built resources are irreplaceable and...

Please join me in celebrating the launch of my new firm, Laura L. Knott, Historical Landscape Architect, LLC! First challenge: what do I...