LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

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• OALA (Ontario Association of Landscape Architects)
  • The OALA Act • Canadian History of Landscape Architecture • OALA CODE OF ETHICS • Education and Training
  
  
• CSLA (Canadian Society of Landscape Architects)
  • The Origins of the Profession • The Practice of Landscape Architecture • Education and Training • The Profession (pictoral)
  
  
• ASLA (American Society of Landscape Architects)
  • What is Landscape Architecture? Defining the profession • ASLA Accredited University Programs in Landscape Architecture
  
  
  
• SCHOOL OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH
  
  
• Further Landscape Architecture links

Mission Statement: To promote, improve and advance the profession of Landscape Architecture and maintain standards of professional practice and conduct consistent with the need to serve and to protect the public interest. The OALA Act - Bill Pr37 (Chapter Pr12 Statutes of Ontario, 1984)

OALA's Home Page

• Meet the OALA
• OALA Overview
• OALA Mission
• Common attributes of a profession
• Areas of Expertise in landscape architecture
• OALA provided Hiring Considerations
• History of landscape architecture, ASLA, CSLA and the OALA (brief synopsis)
• OALA Code of Ethics
• The OALA Act
• Landscape architecture associations in other provinces/territories
• Education & Training to become a landscape architect

The primary objectives of the CSLA are to represent the profession of Landscape Architecture in Canada at national and international levels and to develop and support national activities and programs of its component associations (includes the OALA). Membership in the CSLA is obtained by joining your Provincial or Territorial Component.  Please contact the Association in your province or territory for further details on becoming a member.

• Brief History of CSLA
• Education in landscape architecture
• CSLA Awards

Mission Statement: To lead, to educate and to participate in the careful stewardship, wise planning and artful design of our cultural and natural environments.

About ASLA

ASLA's Home Page

• What is Landscape Architecture? Defining the profession.
  • A Profession In Demand
  • A Diverse Profession
  • Tracing the Profession's Roots
  • Frederick Law Olmsted: "Father of American Landscape Architecture"
  • Early Developments: Late 1800's
  • Broadening and Diversifying: The 20th Century
  • The Profession in Practice
  • The Profession of the Future
• ASLA Accredited University Programs in Landscape Architecture

• Degree Programs in Landscape Architecture at the University