Glenn Smith
The intersection of landscape and architecture has inspired Glenn LaRue Smith’s (ASLA) 35-year urbanism career, focussed on the city as a cultural and artistic medium for practice. Smith has developed a unique design methodology that interprets place-specific imagery to develop highly unique and sculptural design form. As an application of this passion, he has participated in urban design workshops and been an invited juror on urban design competitions in major American cities. Smith brings extensive management and leadership experience to PUSH studio based on prior roles as acting deputy director of the Prince George’s County, Maryland, Redevelopment Authority and academic chairmanships at Florida A and M University and Morgan State University. He has served as president of the New York Chapter of ASLA. Smith received a master of landscape architecture degree from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor and a bachelor of landscape architecture degree from Mississippi State University.