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It’s All in the Details Published by Les Sechler, ASLA Landscape architects and artists alike know that attention to detail is the difference between transfo...

We are excited to be participating in the Los Angeles Conservancy’s celebration of Women's History Month!

Modernism Week is quickly approaching and we are excited to share that some LGLA friends..

Had it not been for public advocacy and the foresight of developer Robert Maguire, this beautiful public space would not be what it is today

f you missed Lisa's lecture, "Poetics of Stone: from Material to Meaning" at this year's Modernism Week in Palm Springs.

Join Lisa on a day tour of Lawrence Halprin's Open Space Network in Downtown LA!

Los Angeles will be hosting the 2017 ASLA Annual Meeting and EXPO. In support of this major four-day event.

Chronologically, it is the first of four works he completed with developer Rob Maguire. It is Halprin’s only interior landscape.

Lawrence Halprin’s Bunker Hill Steps (1990) provide a robust pedestrian link between the two levels.

In the middle of downtown Los Angeles is a verdant 2.5 acre oasis, filled with bougainvillea covered pergolas, shady enclaves, whimsical scu

The pioneering work of landscape architect Lawrence Halprin will be explored at “Landscape as Catalyst,” an upcoming seminar.

While rains have left our region looking lusher and more refreshed than they have in years, one thing is certain: here in California.

Once the site of glamorous soirees, Virginia Robinson’s legendary Beverly Hills mansion and garden has become a destination for horticulture

Just in time for summer, the LA Times profiles 'A Cool Spot.' Lisa Boone's article focuses on the collaborative nature of the makeover

As part of Garden Dialogues made popular by The Cultural Landscape Foundation, we are pleased to announce an opportunity.

LGLA’s newly completed landscape for Pasadena’s historic Hindry House made its debut last week at the President’s Circle Reception

Please join Lisa as she leads a tour of LGLA's newest landscape: Pasadena's historic Hindry House. The conversation will cover LGLA's role in the property's ...

Join Lisa at The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s Los Angeles Garden Dialogues on Sunday, May 21.

Woodbury University’s symposium “Unmentionables” put forward the premise that interior design can tackle topics forbidden within mainstream.

Our thanks to the many photographers whose skill and work, as displayed in the beautiful images we shared with you...