Landscape Architecture
This comprehensive degree program prepares you to build resilient cities and design sustainable public spaces for the real world.
Discover the 2025 ASLA Student Award of Excellence in Research, recognizing outstanding achievement in innovative, evidence-based landscape architecture by Texas A&M students.
Residents of Jefferson, a small town in East Texas with a rich history that includes almost 100 historic commercial and residential landmarks, are creating a vision for their community’s future with graduate urban planning students and faculty associated with Texas Target Communities.
Children exposed to higher levels of nature result in a stronger connection to nature, higher creativity, and enhanced sensory sensitivity.
Bruce Dvorak, associate professor of landscape architecture, was elevated to the ASLA's prestigious Council of Fellows.
Design ideas for Travis Midtown Park in Bryan were created by landscape architecture students, faculty and design pros during Aggie Workshop.
“Green” roof designs reduce climate change and make cities more sustainable, said Bruce Dvorak, associate professor of landscape architecture.
The E-Quad, designed by Coleman & Associates, is a short walk across Ross St. from Langford C. Coleman is an Outstanding Alumna of the College of Architecture.
Youngsters at the Gates Children's Center are playing in a new outdoor activity area designed by landscape architecture students.
Policy makers and planners can now see the expanding role that mobile homes have in affordable housing from research by Andrew Rumbach.