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Chapter Awards

The intent of the Annual Maryland ASLA Awards Program is to encourage professional excellence in Maryland and the Washington Metropolitan Area by recognizing significant completed as well as un‐built Landscape Architectural projects. The objective is to bring public attention to the outstanding services of landscape architects by honoring them with professional awards for projects that demonstrate a superior quality of design and execution.

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2022 + MDASLA50

Lifetime Achievement Award

2023 - Sandy Clinton

2022 - Dennis Nola

2021 - Bob Gorman

2020 - Robert Alter

2019 - James Urban

2018 - Carol Macht

2017 - David Locke

2016 - John Slater

2015 - Jay Graham

2014 - Catherine Mahan

Mid - Career Achievement Award

2023 - Brian Reetz

2022 - Om Khurjekar

2021 - Colleen Vacelet

Emerging Professional Award

2023 - Lauren Gray

2021 - Michael Pullano

Spencer Ellis Award

2023 - Michael E. Busch 

Former Speaker of the House of Delegates

2022 - Parks & People Foundation

2021 - William Baker

President of Chesapeake Bay Foundation

2020 - Suzanne Etgen

Executive Director of Anne Arundel County Watershed Stewards Academy

2019 - Delegate Dana Stein (District 11) & Delegate Stephen Lafferty (District 42A)

Maryland House of Delegates

2018 - Neighborhood Design Center

2017 - Spa Creek Conservancy

2016 - Partners for Open Space

2015 - Jack Neil

Jack Neil & Associates

2014 - Mel Wilkens

Spa Creek Conservancy

2013 - Delegate Barbara Frush (District 21)

Maryland House of Delegates

2012 - Downtown Partnership of Baltimore

2011 - Elizabeth Bobo (District 12B)

Maryland House of Delegates

2009 - Ed Snodgrass

Emory Knoll Farms

2008 - James Kraft (District 1)

Baltimore City Council

2007 - Sean McGuire

Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Office of Sustainability

2006 - Gennady Schwartz

Chief of Capital Development, Baltimore City Recreation & Parks

2005 - Neighborhood Design Center

2004 - Ellen Moyer

Mayor of Annapolis

2003 - Tom & Kitty Stoner

TKF Foundation

2002 - David Pittenger

Director of the National Aquarium in Baltimore

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