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henry cohen replied to Greg Byrer's discussion 'Design Fee Shock'

"I've been following this discussion for a while and agree with just about everything said. I know, shocking, that I agree and no argument. There is something that has been said throughout the discussion, that's qualifying. I think the…"

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Villa in Hainan

"I like that you choose to show the project in black and white. This way one can concentrate on the design and not be seduced by color. Very nice work, the epitome of simplicity."

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henry cohen replied to Dale Harrop's discussion 'Portfolio Feedback'

"Dale, I can tell that you busted your arse working on your book. I must commend you for the effort. Now the bad news. The work is flat, no depth to the drawings. This is what happens when one works strictly on the computer. I would like to see hand…"

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henry cohen replied to Dale Harrop's discussion 'Portfolio Feedback'

"If they put people to sleep how can they be great?"

May 15

henry cohen replied to jane gomery's discussion 'Software advise'

"Landf/x is having a sale, Though a bit pricey, a great product. I've used it foe a number of years and has saved my butt a number of times. "

May 10

henry cohen replied to laurent pamela . asla's discussion 'PC vs MAC'

"Laurent Just noticed a typo--- it should read maxed out at 8 gigs of memory."

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henry cohen replied to jane gomery's discussion 'Software advise'

"what is your budget? "

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henry cohen replied to laurent pamela . asla's discussion 'PC vs MAC'

"That's what I thought Nick, till I made the switch. Night and day, Mac is an elegant system, has not crashed once since I've had it. I used to feel the same way as you."

May 8

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University: ccny urban landscape architecture program

Current Employment:: hc land designs

Firm Website:: http://hcld.biz

Favorite Designers: the Harvard three, Richard Vogel, Me

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At 10:56am on November 1, 2011, Trace One said…: You know, I JUST found your comment Henry! I saw I had a comment, but could NOT find it!!

I will always be a luddite..And because of that I like yellow trace - Hanna/Olin did gorgeous renderings on yellow trace with Burnt Umber prismas..Beige is a little shiny usually.

what kind of trace are you?

: )

At 5:28pm on October 16, 2011, Eric Gilbey said…: Henry, I would say that my first couple of weeks of transitioning to the mac OS was a little like a fish out of water...but that didn't last long. I quickly grew fond of the experience. Graphics certainly are faster and better...the biggest reason why we use Macs for demonstrations and presentations and such. I use Safari and Firefox for my browsers. Every once in a while I run into a situation where the site I use might say they run best on IE, but that is very few and far between. Side topic...the photos on your page of the drastic driveway slopes are a bit thought provoking...if you don't mind my asking, what is the story there?

At 7:26am on October 16, 2011, Andrew Garulay, RLA said…: Yeah, the places to be a football fan this year is Buffalo and Detroit. The best thing is the excitement of seeing a team turn around from being really bad for so long. The beauty is that the expectations are low, so when they do get knocked out they'll say "wow, what a great season". Contrast that to high expectations like Phillies/Red Sox or Eagles/Patriots and when they get knocked off it makes you ill. I remember the excitement of the Patriots first Superbowl appearance in '85 and their first win in '01. Now it is an expectation. It takes the fun out of it to some degree.

At 7:03am on October 16, 2011, Andrew Garulay, RLA said…: Henry,

i don't know if you get the NFL network, but they are having a biography on Ed Saban on Thursday night,if you are interested.

At 6:38am on October 7, 2011, Michael Coyle said…: Well that is very close by, I'm pretty sure kirshner's is still in business. I drive past them everyday, probably only 5 minutes drive from where i live

At 2:57pm on October 6, 2011, Michael Coyle said…: Hi Henry, im curious to know where in Newtown did you work? I do know mike ruane but only in passing... small world. I will have to check out the new york school you recommended as well. Thanks for the input

-michael

At 8:24pm on September 21, 2011, Steve Martino said…: you are right, I now mostly work on residential and cultural projects. Years ago I did a lot of work for developers on large scale golf communities and repairing the engineered grading and drainage solutions was a big part of what i spent my time on.

At 9:30am on September 20, 2011, Steve Martino said…: Hello Henry,

I joined this site because I thought the discussions were interesting and curious to me. I just looked at your photos and the houses with the steep driveways gave me an idea for another blog called "all engineers must die" it seems most of my work as a landscape architect has been mitigating work done by engineering criteria.