Residential Issue Digital Magazine Available
LASN April 2026
LASN's Residential Issue showcases a range of single-family residences and multi-family communities with a focus on the activated areas and unique regional elements that make a site a home that can be found nowhere else.
The April Residential Issue of Landscape Architect & Specifier News is now available under the 'Resources' Tab on LandscapeArchitect.com.
Azul Oasis
Insite Studio, Inc.
This modern tropical retreat combines the best of luxury wellness with space for creating family memories on the waterways of Jupiter, Florida.
Lakeside Lifestyle
Patrick Cloonan, PLA, Cloonan Design Services; Keziah Olsen Morris, LASN
A whimsical cliffside backyard in the Great Lakes Region combines circular forms and geometric plantings to craft a one-of-a-kind residence.
A Napa-Inspired Retreat
Alison C. Terry, PLA, ASLA, SITES AP, Terry Design
Taking inspiration from Northern California's Wine Country, this Southern California home features programmed terraces that accommodate the range of personal enjoyment and social hosting.
Room To Live
Keziah Olsen Morris, LASN
Join LASN on a tour of five multi-family properties across the country that are reimagining communal spaces to facilitate human connection and flourishing to create living space beyond the four walls of an apartment.
The Modern Desert Home
C. Porter Brown, PLA, FASLA, FLOOR Associates
The Nita Residence in Paradise Valley, Arizona, utilizes modern shapes and the intentional specification of colorful succulents to make the most of this desert backyard.
Reimagining Anthem
Jay Emperor, PLA, Bohler
Just north of Boston, this mixed-use residential development takes advantage of its exterior programming to accommodate the active lives of its residents, with increased connectivity to public and active transportation in the surrounding area.
Lakeside Villa
Garabedian Properties
This two-acre property in Westlake, Texas, found particular challenges in its sizable elevation change and direct access to a private lake, and ultimately created the feeling of seclusion on a largely open site.
Commentary
Fighting for the Home Front
The LASN Town Hall
Hardscapes
Aloha House
Playgrounds
Chason Park
Stewardship
The Sanctuary
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