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Brandon Reed, CVO, ASLA / Rooftop and Urban Designer / Landscape Architect replied to the topic Working over 40 hours? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 10 months ago
I agree whole heartedly with you! We need an overhaul and it needs to begin from the top down. Shaking things up is how America was discovered and conquered by a bunch of quakers and pilgrims who dared fight against the strongest and most powerful nation at that time. What happened in that scenario? The pilgrims won and now we all enjoy this g…[Read more]
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Dale Harrop replied to the topic Portfolio Feedback in the forum PORTFOLIO & RESUME 12 years, 10 months ago
Printed it at a3 the text is fine but some of the smaller diagrams and perspectives need to be enlarged, thanks for the advice
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Dale Harrop replied to the topic Portfolio Feedback in the forum PORTFOLIO & RESUME 12 years, 10 months ago
Thanks very much for the advice
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Mikel Alberdi replied to the topic Digital Media Workshops in the forum EDUCATION 12 years, 10 months ago
Hi Brad
It sounds great and yes I think all your points are very relevant. I need help with speed, efficiency and workflows. Also there is lot of information out there for 3ds max which is very expensive software that I cannot afford. It would be good to work on the capabilities of other software such as rhino and its generative plugins such as…[Read more] -
Ernst Glaeser replied to the topic Working over 40 hours? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 11 months ago
It is said that we “Germans” work only 35 h/w and are still able to perform.
What a joke! The 35 are wrong but the rest is correct.
I’m over 40 years in business and hardly ever had worked less than 40 h/w. Record were 70+ when I was self-employed. My folks insisted in working to the book and got overtime paid.
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Andrew Garulay, RLA replied to the topic Working over 40 hours? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 11 months ago
Two years ago I went part time at a civil engineering office in order to develop my own LA office. They have been steady all along, but cut out overtime in 2008. Their work load has not changed much since 2006 when I got there (different types of work, but equally busy)..
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Zach Watson replied to the topic Working over 40 hours? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 11 months ago
I would like to know, with the economy coming back and getting better what are the typical hours per week that you are working? Is it more or less than what it has been the last several years through the recession.
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Tosh K replied to the topic Digital Media Workshops in the forum EDUCATION 12 years, 11 months ago
- What kind of skills do you need help with? Speed, efficiency, aesthetics?
speed and efficiency; related to it, adaptability (ease of changes, edits) as part of iterative workflow
- Are you interested in specific tutorials? For example, how to create different grass textures, etc.
very much so to expand on some of those included in the…[Read more]
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Jordan Lockman replied to the topic Home and Cottage Show – Landscape Design/Build – help? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 11 months ago
A prize wheel is always a good ice breaker. Something interactive that gets people to stop at your booth always helps. You don’t want to be too gimmicky, but something that will catch peoples attention.
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Jason T. Radice replied to the topic Home and Cottage Show – Landscape Design/Build – help? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 11 months ago
Around here it is pretty standard for d/b companies to put together some kind of display, even if it is just a small booth. Usually some pavers and a segmental retaining wall in place of a folding table and some shrubs and flowers artfully arranged. It doesn’t have to be fancy.
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Mike Lin posted an update in the group
BeLoose Graphic Workshop 12 years, 11 months agoDo you have hard time drawing good looking trees? Here are some tips:
1. Use of a black pen and outlines the tree with one of the four leaf languages – Concave, Convex, Wendy and McDonald.
2. Don’t draw any details inside a tree, just apply it with 45 degree strokes,solid color or leave it blank.
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ida replied to the topic Portfolio Feedback in the forum PORTFOLIO & RESUME 12 years, 11 months ago
Good work, though I would add more (or enlarge) persepctives to give your portfolio some punch. Plans and analysis are great, but they put people to sleep
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Lauren Weyhrich replied to the topic Digital Media Workshops in the forum EDUCATION 12 years, 11 months ago
Brad,
I would like to speak to you about setting up a workshop in Chicago.
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Rob Halpern replied to the topic Home and Cottage Show – Landscape Design/Build – help? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 11 months ago
Do you stand out?
How?Start with that
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Michael Tracy replied to the topic Should I major in landscape architecture? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 11 months ago
Hello all, I’ve gotten some emails about post in this thread. I’m sorry to inform you guys but I decided to not major in LA, I’ve decided to major in Interactive design & media. I however do have a friend whom has just graduated from the LA program at my school.
I don’t think I ever posted my work from high school, it’s more architecture st…[Read more]
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Dale Harrop replied to the topic Portfolio Feedback in the forum PORTFOLIO & RESUME 12 years, 11 months ago
Great thanks very much
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Jordan Lockman replied to the topic Should I major in landscape architecture? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 12 years, 11 months ago
What a great article. They had a similar discussion on public radio here locally about six months ago.
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John Newman replied to the topic Sketch-up pro + Vectorworks/Landmark on iMac! in the forum TECHNOLOGY 12 years, 11 months ago
We use Mac Pros which are super nice computers but pretty expensive. A few of the guys from work have iMacs at home and say that it works fine. I guess it depends a bit on how big / detailed your vectorworks files are. If you contact your Vectorworks rep they should be able to give you some pretty good advice. I’m looking at getting a Mac Book Pro…[Read more]
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Laurent Paméla replied to the topic Sketch-up pro + Vectorworks/Landmark on iMac! in the forum TECHNOLOGY 12 years, 11 months ago
Appreciate your feedback John… Are you running on iMac or Mac Pro? Trying to figure out minimum configurations/spec to run VW AND SU!
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John Newman replied to the topic Sketch-up pro + Vectorworks/Landmark on iMac! in the forum TECHNOLOGY 12 years, 11 months ago
We use vectorworks on Macs at Environmental Partnership. It is quite popular in the landscape industry in Australia. The Landmark add on is great for planting plans. Vectorworks is better on Macs because of the quartz imaging / transparent layers. Started off doing 3d in Vectorworks but have recently changed over to SketchUp – much more intuitive…[Read more]
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