Xochimilco wins award from the American Society of Landscape Architects

Xochimilco's ecological park, a true treasure in Mexico City, has been recognized internationally with a prestigious award granted by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), a achievement that reflects the successful Rehabilitation project that has returned splendor to this space, declared Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

When visiting the park, citizens and tourists can immerse themselves in a unique experience, enjoying The rich biodiversity, the cultural offer and the various outdoor activities which offers this urban oasis for all ages.

The traditional Chinampas and Canales are only part of the Xochimilco Ecological Park.

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Xochimilco Ecological Park: Winner of the Landmark 2024 Award

The Xochimilco Ecological Park has reached a historical milestone when recognized with the prestigious Landmark 2024 Award granted by the American society of landscape architects (ASLA), positioning Mexico in the international landscape design.

Thanks to the successful rehabilitation project led by the Urban Design Group SC during the management of Dr. Marina Robles, Xochimilco has recovered its splendor and is consolidated as a world reference in terms of conservation and environmental restoration.

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What does this award mean to Xochimilco?

The Landmark Award celebrates those landscape architecture projects that, throughout decades, have enriched the life of communities. These spaces, designed with future vision, not only embellish the environment, but also They promote coexistence, promote health and contribute to preservation of the environment.

Since its inauguration in 1993, the Xochimilco Ecological Park has been a reference in the conservation of biodiversity and a meeting place for the inhabitants of the city. The recent rehabilitation, which has allowed to recover its original splendor, is an example of How landscape architecture can help improve the quality of life of communities and preserve natural and cultural heritage.