As a landscape architect I have always advocated for a healthy environment, resilient planning solutions, and community quality of life improvements. Now as a City Councilmember I have been able to translate this advocacy and knowledge into policy. I was appointed to this vacant seat in February of
Council of Fellows of the American Society of Landscape Architects
In 2020, Joy Lyndes, owner and Principal Landscape Architect of Coastal Sage Landscape Architecture was inducted into the Council of Fellows of the ASLA for her service to the profession. surrounded by her friends, family and colleagues she accepted the honor at the National ASLA conference in 2021
What’s Out There Weekend
October 26th - 27th Tour of Cultural and Significant Landscapes In San Diego County What's Out there Weekend San Diego
Rancho Santa Fe Water Conservation Makeover
Living Shoreline Act
As a part of climate week, ASLA advocates sent over 1,200 messages to Congress urging support for the Living Shorelines legislation. After hearing from advocates, the House Committee on Natural Resources reported H.R. 3115, the Living Shorelines Act, out of committee by a 22-13 vote. The measure
ENRICHING LIVES – EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES
San Diego County Water Authority WaterSmart Landscape Makeover Program
Check out our involvement in helping the San Diego County Water Authority with the WaterSmart Landscape Makeover Program. We hope you enjoy watching our team help present the material, and you will also see one of Joy's WaterSmart landscape conversions. This link below is just one episode in the 6
The Roots of Landscape Architecture
Capability Brown His work at Hampton Court, Surrey England. Traditional English formal gardens. He became the most fashionable designer in the country and by the 1760s was known as ’Capability‘, because when surveying a property he spoke often of its “capabilities”.