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Atlas Lab Chairs 2023 National Landscape Architecture Design Awards
Atlas Lab is honored to Chair the 2023 American Society of Landscape Architects Professional Awards - General Design, Urban Design and Residential Design categories.
Atlas Lab wins ASLA Sierra Merit Award in General Design for California Cathedral
Atlas Lab recipient of the Seeding Creativity grant program
Atlas Lab is recipient of the Seeding Creativity grant program, funded by the National Endowment for the Arts. Atlas will research tree disparity in Sacramento’s urban landscape. The project will produce a visual series from both aerials and street level readings, along with personal testimonies, of existing tree canopy coverage.
Atlas Lab featured in Landscape Architecture Foundation – Perspectives Interview
Principal, Kimberly Garza, shares career insights, current challenges she's tackling, and advice to emerging professionals in the latest "Perspectives" interview with Landscape Architecture Foundation
Atlas wins ASLA-NCC Award of Excellence
The Mariposa County Creative Placemaking Strategy wins the 2022 ASLA Northern California Chapter - Award of Excellence. The Mariposa County Creative Placemaking Strategy deploys the unique skill set of landscape architecture to implement a transformational and expansive community planning effort. The project applied innovative, rural context sensitive planning practices to solicit and prototype solutions to pressing local cultural and ecological issues. In addition to a visionary and implementable plan, the project co-created art that challenged longstanding assumptions about local sense of place; amplified marginalized community voices; cultivated lasting relationships among partners; and is tangibly improving landscape resiliency.
Atlas Lab shares our mission at Architalx!
The mission of Architalx is to broaden awareness and understanding of architecture, landscape architecture and design by sponsoring lectures that foster evocative and creative dialogue within the design community and with the general public. Principal, Kimberly Garza will be sharing Atlas Lab's mission with the Portland, Maine community on April 11.
Atlas Debuts “Once Was Forest” at Coordinates: ICE PAC
Atlas debuts latest art installation, Once Was Forest at Coordinates: ICE PAC from March 4-26th. Once Was Forest represents the lost redwood trees of Sacramento—reconstructing their trunks and highlighting their loss. Redwoods, the most iconic and identifiable tree when thinking about California’s picturesque forests, was once a popular tree in Sacramento’s impressive tree canopy (when rain was more predictable). Today, redwoods are no longer suitable in our changing climate, due to their high-water needs and posed safety risks. Coordinates: ICE PAC features installations from the Sacramento region’s most influential and celebrated artists. Situated in the former PACSAT satellite news broadcast headquarters, this immersive art experience features site-specific installations by over 30 artists who all had one month to transform their space. This special exhibition will be open to the public for a limited time before the building is demolished for new development on the land.
