ASLA 2013 Fellow: Works
Jo se ph H ib b ard , A S L A
Sasaki Associates
Recognizes: Mastery of design in significant works which have advanced the
art, stewardship, and social responsibility of landscape architecture.
Joe Hibbard received his nomination for Works.
His campus planning and design projects range
from large public universities to private liberal arts
institutions. He has worked on more than 60
campus plans in the United States and Japan
and upholds a consistent philosophy that the
local sense of place is the foundation for campus
form. His projects for Sasaki Associates have
contributed to the firm’s reputation as a national
leader in comprehensive campus planning whose
work is a model for others in the profession. His
accomplishments exemplify interdisciplinary
collaboration and an inclusive design approach
that has celebrated the meaning and significance
of landscape architecture to his clients. He received
his BSLA and MLA from the SUNY College of
Environmental Science and Forestry.
Criteria:
Exceptional accomplishments in planning and/or design, which have been
sustained over an extended period of
time.
Completed works which demonstrate
mastery of the art, stewardship, and
social responsibility of landscape
architecture. Projects that demonstrate
outstanding quality and significant
impact on the profession and the public
evidenced through national recognition.
ASLA 2013 Fellow: Knowledge
Ro b er t L . Ryan , A S L A
University of Massachusetts
Recognizes: The creation of significant new knowledge that advances the profession of landscape architecture or the communication of knowledge to others with
exceptional effect.
At the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, he
has increased the profession’s knowledge base
with regard to human factors, green infrastructure planning and research methods. He
represents the profession in policy arenas from
visual resource management to sustainable
sites and has enlightened us on how people
develop emotional and psychological connections to landscape. He has taught a generation
of landscape architects to engage in research as
a practice strategy and thereby has inspired an
ongoing quest to measure the effects of the profession on the world at large. He earned his BSLA
at CalPoly San Luis Obispo and MLA, Master’s of
Urban Planning, and PhD in Natural Resources
and Environment from the University of Michigan.
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Criteria:
Exceptional accomplishments sustained
over an extended period of time.
Specific influence of the nominee’s
accomplishments on the profession’s
and the public’s knowledge base of
landscape architecture. Nominee’s role
in advancing education and the profession.