Landscape Architecture Awards

Awards

The

1999 American Society of Landscape Architects Awards reflect the strong ecological awareness of the jury. Among the projects receiving top honors were:

•The

James Rose Center of Landscape Architectural Research and Design, a former residence converted into a nonprofit foundation in Ridgewood, New Jersey by Dean Cardasis, ASLA;

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Crosswinds Marsh, a 467-acre built wetland in Wayne County, Michigan by JJR Incorporated;

•The

Rockaway River and its Treasured Resources, a plan for the entire river watershed in Morris and Sussex Counties, New Jersey by Natural Resources Conservation Service (Randall J. Brockway, ASLA) and Roy Mann Associates.

A full listing of winning projects appears in the October issue of

Landscape Architecture magazine, and the projects will be featured in the magazine throughout the coming year.