Are
you a household or agency looking to employ
an AILA professionally
recognised Landscape Architect?
or
an agency (Government or Commercial) looking for advice
on when to
employ a Registered Landscape Architect?
Looking
for a landscape Architect?
There
are good and sound financial reasons for home owners, estate
developers and government
agencies
to
consider
employing
AILA
professionally recognised landscape architect. Our
advice is to start
by looking through the directories of landscape architects...
State
Practice Directories:
check
the list of members, and the state-by-state lists of businesses
employing
AILA professionally recognised
landscape architects.
Who
Does What? in
Landscape Architecture and the wider Landscape Industries:
please look through this page dealing
with some of the common misconceptions.
What
is a professionally recognised
Landscape Architect?
advice
to agencies
on employing Registered Landscape Architects
The
AILA advises agencies conducting competitions and/or offering
tenders for significant projects that are to be constructed,
that one of the main conditions should be that the applicant
should be a Registered Landscape Architect, or that the firm
involved has a Registered Landscape Architect in a senior
position to oversee the project.
If
you are an agency wishing to ensure you have employed a
professionally recognised consultant to oversee a major
project, then AILA recommends the employment of a registered
landscape architect: The
Guide to employing a Registered Landscape Architect
Consultant
Reasons
for Choosing: why you should choose to employ
AILA members and what are the circumstances whereby you need
to consider using a Registered Landscape Architect.