Cannery Park Courtyard: Merit Award; ASLA Potomac Chapter; 2022.
We created a concept for a bold performance area in the existing courtyard, with innovative lighting and projections to activate the space in the evening. Key is illuminating the twin historic chimneys so they are visible from blocks away. See work page for more.
Wharf District Park: Landmark Award; ASLA Boston Chapter; 2022.
The Landmark Award recognizes projects which have endured over time and have enriched their locale and become beloved by their citizens. One of the best attributions in the submission was from the Boston Globe, which cited the park as “the most unconditionally happy place in Boston”. See work page for more.
Centennial Olympic Park: Landmark Award; ASLA Georgia Chapter; 2022.
This Landmark Award recognizes not only the vitality of the park, but its astounding economic impact on the city of Atlanta. Over $1 billion has been invested in the blocks surrounding the park, including many residential highrises, that have brought people to live downtown after decades of being for employment uses and hotels. The Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca Cola, and the Civil Rights museums have located across the street and given a civic presence to this part of downtown. See work page for more.
Lifetime Achievement Award: ASLA Potomac Chapter; 2023.
The Lifetime Achievement Award is given to one individual a year who has demonstrated sustained contributions to the values of landscape architecture over a career. In particular, the Chapter noted the quality and quantity of built work over four decades that has had transformative impacts on cities and towns across the country.
Crownsville Memorial Park: ASLA National Award of Excellence: President’s Award; ASLA Potomac Chapter: Honor Award; ASLA Maryland Chapter; 2025.
The master plan for Crownsville Memorial Park won three awards in 2025 for the plan that recognized the history of a now closed mental health facility and proposed a park with healing as its central focus. The National Award of Excellence and the President’s Award are both discretionary awards, and only given to a project that rises above the rest of the submissions. The jury noted that the park plan should become a national model for the sensitive treatment of the land and its history , so that visitors may come to appreciate the stories of the people who lived and died on the site. See work page for more.