We are bringing together landscape architects, landscape contractors, agency professionals, and others shaping the region's outdoor spaces.
Co-sponsored by the Landscape Contractors Association, ASLA's Maryland Chapter, and the Maryland Transportation Builders & Materials Association, the event will dig into issues with our region's soils and help connect landscape architects incorporating Bloom into their specifications with landscape contractors seeking Bloom for upcoming projects. Learn how Bloom's locally produced recycled soil amendment can meet common project specifications while providing a consistent, sustainable foundation for landscapes – often delivering significant cost savings for firms and their clients.
The program will conclude with a multi-disciplinary panel, including Richard Kenney, Chief Engineer for the DC Department of Transportation; Mila Antova, Principal for the award-winning landscape architecture firm Moody Graham; and others to be confirmed.
The event will be followed by a happy hour at Bluejacket Brewery, a quick walk away.
Register now to come learn, connect, and discover opportunities to build more sustainable landscapes in the region. All related industry professionals are welcome. One CEU will be provided for ASLA certification holders.
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