Charles Morris Anderson is a fellow the American Society of Landscape Architects. Decades of exceptional collaborations represented in his portfolio.
Charles Anderson, FASLA
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
Charles, a Fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), received his BSLA from Washington State University and his MLA from Harvard University. He’s won over 50 awards, including five ASLA national awards and twenty state chapter awards. His designs are unique and contextual, creating vibrant and dynamic landscapes for national and international projects.
Their uniqueness and contextual appropriateness characterize his designs. Charles consistently creates vibrant and dynamic landscapes for national and international projects.
**SCULPTOR:**
Charles’s passion for nature, especially rocks and minerals, and his fascination with art shape his sculptures. From his Arizona studio, he transforms beautiful found stones and semi-precious minerals into exquisite works. Each Skystone embodies nature’s transformative power, a testament to the eons-old metamorphic process.
Big Nature
Regional context and the essence of a place infuse “nature” into urban culture, shaping every aspect of the environment. These locations should evoke emotional responses that deepen our understanding of nature, sustainability, and stewardship.
Every city component should be multifunctional. Roofs can be gardens, streets and roofs can collect rainwater, and all landscapes can be habitats.
Whether it’s an international park, an urban plaza, or a backyard garden, using native and eco-friendly plants, along with natural-designed systems, is “context-appropriate design.”