Angela D. Dye

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  The presentation was made by ASLA president Angela Dye in Chicago, Illinois. In announcing the award, Dye said: "ASLA President's Medal is presented to Charles Birnbaum, FASLA, in recognition of his dedication to communicating the value of historic landscapes to his colleagues and the public; for his tireless advocacy to preserve cultural landscapes, including those from the Modernist era and the recent past; and for his innovation in advancing the public visibility of landscape architecture through The Cultural Landscape Foundation, showing by example the powerful impact of public relations, communications and innovative fundraising."

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  Angela Dye, ASLA - A Dye Design (2008 ASLA President-Elect)

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  Blue Ribbon Panel: Angela Dye, FASLA
  
  Angela Dye, FASLA, is a licensed landscape architect with a masters in landscape architecture and community development and planning from the University of Colorado/Denver, where she received the ASLA Student Honor Award in 1984. She is president of the American Society of Landscape Architects. Dye has worked for federal and county government as well as the private sector. In 1998, she founded her ten-person firm, A DYE DESIGN, which specializes in urban design and planning, context sensitive design of transportation and transit, recreation and site design, higher education, and public art-oriented projects. She has always sought projects within the public sector that infill existing communities, create a sense of place, and honor natural and cultural systems.
  
  Since 1982, Dye has been a dedicated volunteer, from Western Slope representative, Colorado Chapter/American Planning Association (APA); planning commissioner for Frisco, Colorado (1985-1986); to Arizona Chapter president (1993-1994), awards coordinator (1994-1996), and trustee (1997-2003). She served on the ASLA Executive Vice President Search Committee (2000), as chair of the Government Affairs Advisory Committee (2002-04), and as vice president of government affairs (2006-2007).
  
  She currently serves on the Board of Directors of two local civic organizations, Valley Forward Association and Friends of the West Valley Recreation Corridor. She served as a member of the City of Phoenix Design Review Standards Committee (2002-2006). Since its inception, she has served as the AzASLA representative to the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Transportation Enhancement Working Group (12 years). She is a frequent panelist, facilitator, and speaker, a past adjunct professor at Arizona State University, and artist selection panelist.
  
  Dye has received honor awards from the Arizona Chapter/ASLA for the Phoenix Municipal Courthouse and the MAG Pedestrian Area Policy and Design Guidelines; from the Arizona Chapter/APA for Best Public Participation/Multi-Agency Coordination (State Route 179/ Village of Oak Creek to Sedona/ ADOT) and Best Ordinance/Regulation (Pedestrian Area Guidelines/ MAG); from Valley Forward Association for the President's Award (State Route 87 Four Peaks to Mesquite Wash), Crescordia Award for Sunnyslope Transit Center, and Merit Award for Loloma Station Transportation Center; and from the City of Tempe for Art in Private Development (America West Airlines Headquarters).

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  Published on: 10/23/2008    Last Visited: 10/23/2008  

  WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) inducted Angela Dye, FASLA, as the 61st president of the 18,200 member Society during the 2008 Annual Meeting and EXPO in Philadelphia.
  
  With over 25 years of professional experience, Dye is the founder of the landscape architecture firm A DYE DESIGN, Inc. She specializes in context-sensitive design of transportation, transit, urban design, recreation, and public art-oriented projects. Whether in natural or urban space, her firm works with the public sector to infill existing communities, create a sense of place, and honor natural and cultural systems. She is the immediate past Arizona Chapter ASLA trustee, immediate past ASLA Vice President of Government Affairs, and past chair of ASLA's Government Affairs Advisory Committee.
  
  In her first speech as ASLA president, Dye encouraged her peers to, "Instill passion, channel energy, and let people at home know how important your work is to solving global issues. Be bold. Be a visionary.
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  Along with Dye and Scott, ASLA installed three new vice presidents:

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  Profile: Angela Dye, FASLALandscapeOnline.com :: Article : Profile: Angela Dye, FASLA
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  Profile: Angela D. Dye, FASLA
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  Most notable professional accomplishments: As ASLA Vice President of Government Affairs, Angela Dye has overseen and directed three Licensure Summits, helping landscape architects from all over the country to become more proficient at advocating for issues important to the profession.As Trustee for the Arizona Chapter, chair of the Government Affairs Committee, and Vice President, she has helped to create Fact Sheets for legislative issues, and made contact with Senators and Members of Congress since the beginning of ASLA Lobby Day.In her region, she is known for her participation in key planning projects, often acting pro bono to advance smart growth, LEED principles, and balanced transportation.Her participation in the City of Phoenix Design Review Standards Committee set standards for community design and planning for new areas annexed into the city, as well as treatment of new Mountain Preserve areas adjacent to development.

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  ASLA President, Angela Dye, FASLA Principal of A DYE DESIGN, Phoenix

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  Angela Dye, FASLA, ASLA President, Ex-officio

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  In a letter to President Barack Obama, ASLA President Angela Dye, FASLA and Executive Vice President Nancy Somerville urged the Obama Administration to develop a national stimulus package that includes infrastructure projects that will create safe, healthy, livable communities.

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  Washington, D.C., October 23, 2008 - The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) inducted Angela Dye, FASLA, as the 61st president of the 18,200 member Society during the 2008 Annual Meeting and EXPO in Philadelphia.
  
  With over 25 years of professional experience, Dye is the founder of the landscape architecture firm A DYE DESIGN, Inc. She specializes in context-sensitive design of transportation, transit, urban design, recreation, and public art-oriented projects. Whether in natural or urban space, her firm works with the public sector to infill existing communities, create a sense of place, and honor natural and cultural systems. She is the immediate past Arizona Chapter ASLA trustee, immediate past ASLA Vice President of Government Affairs, and past chair of ASLA's Government Affairs Advisory Committee.
  
  In her first speech as ASLA president, Dye encouraged her peers to, "Instill passion, channel energy, and let people at home know how important your work is to solving global issues. Be bold. Be a visionary.
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  Along with Dye and Scott, ASLA installed three new vice presidents:

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  Published on: 3/26/2009    Last Visited: 9/12/2009  

  "The profession encompasses the design of anything imaginable in the space around, between, or even on top of buildings," said ASLA President Angela Dye, FASLA.

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