The Center for Planning Excellence has been awarded the Olmsted Medal for environmental leadership, vision and stewardship by the American Society of Landscape Architects. The award, named after Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of American landscape architecture and designer of Central Park, has previously been awarded to high-profile figures such as former President Jimmy Carter and Rosalyn Carter. CPEX won the honor for its efforts in leading planning efforts across the state. The award will be presented at the ASLA’s annual meeting in Chicago in September.
CPEX receives honor from landscape architecture group
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