On March 23, the Biden administration declared the supposed appointment of Lisa Delplace, principal and CEO of Washington, D.C.–based landscape architecture agency Oehme, van Sweden (OvS), to the U.S. Fee of Wonderful Arts (CFA). This news signaled an conclusion to a around-unprecedented—albeit comparatively brief—period in which the impartial, seven-member federal agency billed with providing skilled guidance on style and design and aesthetics pertaining to architectural growth in the nation’s capital was without a landscape architect in its ranks. The American Culture of Landscape Architects and other groups that had previously urged the White Home to proper the lapse by appointing a landscape architect to the CFA applauded the information. “The Fee…