The profession of landscape architecture is about creating great cities, streets, parks and public spaces – ones that inspire healthy living and wellbeing while protecting natural environments and people. It is also about creating safe, sustainable and resilient landscapes, landscapes that evolve but endure over time.
Practitioners of landscape architecture apply creative and technical skills, using scientific, cultural, and political knowledge to create optimal private and public spaces and landscapes.
In Ontario, those who practice the profession of landscape architecture and are Full Members of the OALA can use the title of “landscape architect.” Learn more about the use of the title of a landscape architect.
Landscape architects shape the world around us and contribute to the success and wellbeing of people in Ontario, Canada and beyond by:
Landscape architects are site planning and design experts that assist in solving complex problems related to land-use planning, site design, land development, and rehabilitation.