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What do Landscape Architecture students at Texas Tech get to do?

The Texas ASLA Convention was held in Fort Worth, Texas, in April 2008. The Department of Landscape Architecture celebrates the many students whose designs won awards in this convention.

Every summer, Prof. Charles Klein takes a group of students to the Yucatan Peninsula for a study abroad service learning experience in ecotourism studies. Students work with local governments to choose and redesign areas to support community involvement.


Annual Student Design Competition - Texas ASLA Convention
The deadline for submissions to the Annual Texas ASLA Student Design competition is January 29, 2010. The competition is open to all students and any project completed after the second year may be entered in one of four categories:

  1. Analysis and Planning
  2. Research
  3. General Design
  4. Residential Design

There is no entry fee and all material is submitted on CD so there is no printing cost.

                                                                                                              


The Department of Landscape Architecture is housed in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (CASNR).

This department offers the following accredited degree programs:

  • Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
  • Master of Landscape Architecture

The landscape architecture program instills in students the basic skills and knowledge required to enter the profession in the public or the private sector. The program emphasizes physical design and planning in both the natural and urban environment.

The department participates in the interdisciplinary land use planning, management, and design program leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Offices and classroom facilities are located in the Plant Science Building and studios are in the Agriculture Pavilion.