Playscapes
“Because everybody loves a playground.” Thats part of the tag line to one of my new favorite sites, Playscapes. One advantage of being a landscape architect, is the ability to design playgrounds. There...
View ArticleBoring Engineering Stuff – Silt Fences
Found an amazing article on silt fences that every Landscape Architect should be familiar with at Urbanworkbench. When going on site, the most common mistake a landscape architect will see, is poorly...
View ArticlePorchscapes
Im a bit tired of LID and LEED. I know, please don’t hurt me for saying that. Some would say they are the future of our profession. I don’t really disagree, but i don’t think that they need to take the...
View Articlelandscape architecture in San Francisco
Are there any San Francisco natives reading? Just got back from a week long trip and tried to take a quick survey of the local landscape architecture. First up: Union Square….. A piazza. in america.....
View ArticlePrecedents and Sense of place
Sense of place can be described as characteristics that make a place feel unique and help foster an attachment to that place. “The term sense of place has been defined and utilized in different ways by...
View ArticleThe Landscape Planning Drawing Process
This is my process for land planning drawings, from conceptual drawing to final illustrative site plan (its a bit different for smaller site scale projects). Step 1. Preliminary Information I love to...
View ArticleLandscape Architects Helping Each Other Out
Recently I was happy to help a fellow landscape architect out with a graphic header for his blog, Landscape Architecture Resource. He had crowd sourced the idea of designing a new header and put out a...
View ArticleEntry Feature – 8 steps from concept to reality
Getting things built is the most exciting part of being a landscape architect. (for me at least)… (although i really like coloring things and making them pretty as well…) But seeing an image in your...
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