Learn more about the history of CSLA and the profession of landscape architecture in Canada.
Past CSLA Presidents
Learn more about the previous CSLA presidents.
Frederick Gage Todd Designated as a Person of National Historic Significance by the Government of Canada
Humphrey Carver Reminisces about the Founding of CSLA in 1934
Read this delightful article written by Humphrey Carver in 1994 about the founding of the CSLA in 1934 as the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects and Town Planners in 1934 by Carl Borgstrom, Humphrey Carver, Gordon Culham, Howard Dunington-Grubb, Laurie Dunington-Grubb, Edwin Kay, Helen Kippax, Frances Steinhoff, and J.V. Stensson.
Landscape Architecture in Canada by Ron Williams
Changing the Face of Canada
Changing the Face of Canada: Profiles of Landscape Architects, Volumes 1 and 2, by Linda M. LeGeyt
Audio Interviews
Linda M. LeGeyt gifted CSLA the audio files of interviews undertaken in the 1980s to complete the research for Changing the Face of Canada: Profiles of Landscape Architects. The interviews of the following landscape architects are available (click on the link to hear the recordings).
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