This program was created to fill a need for individuals wanting to change careers and but unable to attend classes full time.
UCLA Landscape Architecture Program offers night and weekend courses designed for the working adult to switch carreers and become a licensed landscape architect. The Landscape Architecture program at UCLA Extension was founded 35 years ago and has been providing the education needed for California state licensure ever since! Our program allows students to work full time and come to class at night,
08/21/2024
New course! Open to students and working professionals interested in streamlining the design workflow. Create a dynamic and powerful workflow process from design concept to construction documents
An Introduction to Digital Workflow for Designers | UCLA Extension A digital workflow course for landscape architects, architects and landscape designers using Macs and IPads
04/08/2024
Our UCLA Landscape Architecture Charrette at Sage Hill. All day. Three great teams and three amazing designs. Thanks to our great partners, UCLA IoES, Dr. Cully Norby, Andy Kleinhesselink, and Dr. Tom Gillespie
11/19/2023
Pet me please
11/19/2023
Draft Sepulveda Basin Vision Plan released for public comment
04/10/2023
Great day with CalTrout
03/16/2023
Foundations of Horticultural Therapy | UCLA Extension A foundational course in the practice and methodology of horticultural therapy.
12/05/2022
Reposted • OJB is proud to partner with NAMLA, the National Association of Minority Landscape Architects, to offer another microgrant opportunity. The competition is accepting submissions until 11:59 PM PT on Sunday, December 18, 2022.
Geared toward students and emerging professionals, the submissions will be juried by a team at all levels of professional practice and diverse backgrounds. The winner will be awarded $750.
11/29/2022
11/16/2022
Happening tomorrow! ➡️ For information and to register, visit the link in bio 🔗
11/12/2022
Celebrating Alyssa's ASLA Honor Student Award
11/07/2022
Reposted from - The Exterior Lighting class took a nocturnal field trip with SPJ Lighting to a Glassell Park residence and got some hands-on tips for how to properly set a nighttime garden scene. It was lit. 🥁
