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LSU Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture undergraduate (BLA) students created designs for the Baton Rouge community: Kathleen Bogaski’s Urban Design studio focused on creating a riverfront master plan and site-specific designs in Downtown Baton Rouge. Working with the Baton Rouge Downtown Development District (DDD) led by Executive Director Whitney Hoffman Sayal, the team identified goals for improving the experience of visitors arriving along the riverfront. See plans & read more:

https://design.lsu.edu/lsu-landscape-architecture-students-redesign-downtown-baton-rouge/

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Is It Time to Add Landscape Architects to Your In-House Team? Newly designated as a STEM subject, landscape architecture is playing an ever-critical role in our planet’s future—and could bring big business benefits too

October 30, 2023

BARE ROOTS LANDSCAPE SOLUTIONS RECEIVES VETERAN INSTITUTE FOR PROCUREMENT CERTIFICATION

For Immediate Release:

Contact: Chris Bacala, [email protected], 214-421-1153

VOSB-Veteran Owned Small Business
Dallas, TX -- Bare Roots Landscape Solutions recently completed the Veteran Institute Procurement (VIP) START Program, a comprehensive training and certification program that helps Veteran-owned businesses strengthen their ability to win government contracts and do business with both military and civilian agencies.

On October 26, 2023 Bare Roots Landscape Solutions was one of 47 businesses from 17 states to graduate from the Veteran Institute for Procurement (VIP) START Program.

Being a certified Veteran owned business will allow Bare Roots Landscape Solutions access to a variety of business opportunities that otherwise would not be available.

The first of its kind in the nation, VIP START is facilitated by subject matter experts from industry and government with a goal of increasing the participants’ ability to win and maintain government contracts. VIP START participants receive hands-on market-based instruction that helps establish best business practices for federal government contracting. There are over 20 topics taught, including law, accounting, insurance, human resources, marketing, and proposals.

"We are honored to give back to the men and women who served our country by providing them with the tools they need to succeed as government contractors," said Barbara Ashe, President of the Montgomery County Chamber Community Foundation. “We hope this training fosters their success as businesses and employers.”

VIP START is a three-day, 27-hour comprehensive certification program. Participants must be a C-level leader in a Veteran-owned small business operating for at least one year with one year of revenue generation; owner must be a W-2 in their company or full-time employee and spend 100% of their time in their business. VIP START is fully funded by the Montgomery County Chamber Community Foundation, partnerships with SBA, Lockheed Martin, the State of Maryland, and VIP sponsors. VIP START is offered at no cost to participants.

For information: Chris Bacala, [email protected], 214-421-1153
For information on VIP: Barbara Ashe, 301-738-0015 x215; [email protected]
For additional information, please visit www.NationalVIP.org

Congratulations, Chris Bacala our Founder | CEO, on this amazing news! “This is an incredible milestone, and you deserve the spotlight to celebrate the moment.”

The DRC today announced the 49th class of Leadership Dallas, the Dallas Region’s premier leadership program and a flagship program of the DRC. The 56 members of the Class of 2024 represent a diverse group of companies and industries and were selected through a rigorous, competitive application process based on proven leadership potential within their organization and community. Read the announcement and list of class members here: https://bit.ly/3YpQ8T0

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From all of us at Bare Roots Landscape Solution, Inc., we want to wish you a very Happy Memorial Day! We will be honoring this day with our families, so we will be closed Monday, May 29. We’ll resume normal business hours on Tuesday, May 30.

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IT’S A BIG DAY AT THE DMA! 🚀

Today we are thrilled to announce the launch of an Architect Selection Competition to help us reimagine our facility of the future.

So what does this mean exactly?

The DMA is inviting local, national, and international architects to submit to partner with us to drive the vision for a full renovation of the DMA. In addition to critical facility needs that we will continue to address with our amazing partners at the City of Dallas, this broader update to our facility will empower us to better serve our community and accommodate our growing collection.

We can’t wait share more with you along this journey but for now, here is what you need to know:

🚀 Firms not based in the region are encouraged to develop creative collaborations with local architectural firms

🚀 To maintain an equitable process, finalists will receive compensation for their work ensuring firms of all backgrounds and sizes can participate

🚀 This Spring, the Dallas community (yes YOU) will be invited to provide feedback on our finalists and help us realize a facility we can all be proud of.

For more information on the competition please visit https://competitions.malcolmreading.com/dallasmuseumofart

This announcement comes on the 40th anniversary of the Dallas Arts District, a district we are so proud to have been the first organization to call home. Four decades later, we look forward to taking this step to ensure we continue to serve our district as an anchor to be proud of for years to come!

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What winter storm??? Our teams are the best!! Thank you all for your hard work!

We are lucky to have such a dedicated team and amazing partners. Thank you to our team for keeping our client’s properties safe!

Design Building Renamed Julian T. White Hall Julian T. White Hall, formerly the Design Building, has been renamed to honor Julian T. White, the second Black licensed architect in the state of Louisiana. White was also LSU’s first Black profes…

https://www.lsu.edu/president/messages/2022/12/09-bos-update.php

Board of Supervisors Votes to Honor Black Pioneers I am pleased to share that the LSU Board of Supervisors met today and voted unanimously to honor several remarkable individuals whose immeasurable impact on LSU merits lasting recognition. Lutrill and Pearl Payne, Dr. Pinkie Gordon Lane, and Julian T. White were pioneers in Black history and in the....

Today we give thanks to all veterans and active military members for their service - you are appreciated!

Construction is starting on first phase of $2.5 billion Central project StreetLights Residential is building a 351-unit apartment tower in the first phase of The Central mixed-use project at U.S. 75 and Haskell Avenue north of...

Lakewood Service League unveils new playground at Lakewood Park The Lakewood Service League unveiled the new playground at Lakewood Park at an event with ice cream, music and activities.

The Master Plan for Hensley Field’s Redevelopment Is Here The City Plan Commission will be briefed on future development plans for Hensley Field, 738 acres that have been the subject of a court-mandated, ongoing cleanup by the Navy since 2002.

JUST PUBLISHED, Wall Street Journal review of ‘Experiencing Olmsted"- "this exceedingly beautiful volume makes us newly grateful that Olmsted persisted." Wall Street Journal: https://on.wsj.com/3Mc2qrU