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Michael Roy replied to the topic What is your first impression of this bench? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 15 years, 5 months ago
Cold, contrived and uncomfortable
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mark foster replied to the topic What are the best Landscape Architect qualifications and trainings to get ahead? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
True enough. Now if I can find some of the “36+hour” soap
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic What is your first impression of this bench? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 15 years, 5 months ago
Stainless roll cage!? Can you do that? I mean, isn’t stainless heavy and brittle? If you could, that would be rad and would probably look very cool with that mat/satin color for the body.
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Wes Arola, RLA replied to the topic What is your first impression of this bench? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 15 years, 5 months ago
scrap metal from a fab shop that makes roll cages?
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Tanya Olson replied to the topic What is your first impression of this bench? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 15 years, 5 months ago
1. if you had a couple of blankets and pillows, it looks like the middle section would fit a torso just fine with the low railing conveniently located as a headrest and your knees up over the next railing down.
2. forms+surfaces just called and they want their paper clip art project back
3. is it weirdly out of scale or is that just me?
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Andrew Garulay, RLA replied to the topic What are the best Landscape Architect qualifications and trainings to get ahead? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
Note: Interview performance is nothing until or unless you get an interview.
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic What is your first impression of this bench? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 15 years, 5 months ago
Yeah, I tend to judge urban landscapes based on how much fun they would be to skateboard. Not very much fun equals not enough grade changes (banks, hips, stairs, ramps, etc) or hardscape (rails, benches, ledges, curbs, etc). I grew up looking for “skate spots” everywhere I went. In retrospect, what I was really doing was analyzing the built…[Read more]
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Mark Sanford replied to the topic Looking for advice in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
Correct, but what about if you use precast pavers?
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nca replied to the topic What is your first impression of this bench? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 15 years, 5 months ago
escher-esque
designed for the undesirable potential (homeless sleeping, skateboarder-proof)
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mark foster replied to the topic Looking for advice in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
I second Jason’s choice of mondo grass–it is tough and drought tolerant.. Also best to have things that don’t attract bees—creeping thyme will definately get a crowd of them when in bloom.
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Mark Sanford replied to the topic Looking for advice in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
I appreciate the help, I was under the impression that mondo grass was basically a strict shade grass specially down here in south carolina? is that false?
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Mark Sanford replied to the topic What is your first impression of this bench? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 15 years, 5 months ago
thats a bench?
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Mark Sanford replied to the topic What are the best Landscape Architect qualifications and trainings to get ahead? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
Thomas,
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Mark Sanford replied to the topic What are the best Landscape Architect qualifications and trainings to get ahead? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
Sound Advice!!!!! loved it and will keep it mind, thank you
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Mark Sanford replied to the topic What are the best Landscape Architect qualifications and trainings to get ahead? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
i concur
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic What are the best Landscape Architect qualifications and trainings to get ahead? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
Sometimes it can be hard to smell good when you haven’t left your desk in 36+ hours (true story)… doesn’t pushing for deadlines trump smelling good…?
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Tanya Olson replied to the topic Upcoming Section C; the LARE in general in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 15 years, 5 months ago
same thing here. I wish I would have saved that one for last – I would’ve had 3 hours to do it which would be plenty of time…It gives me a lot of confidence for section E, though!
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Thomas J. Johnson replied to the topic What is your first impression of this bench? in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 15 years, 5 months ago
I drew mine from scratch. It’s all original.
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Jared Chase posted an update in the group
Graphics Teacher Workshops 15 years, 5 months agoI just signed up for the Color Mastery Class in February. If anybody is interested in splitting the cost of a hotel room, feel free to send me a message.
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Jason T. Radice replied to the topic Looking for advice in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 15 years, 5 months ago
You could also try Mondo Grass (not a grass at all) Ophiopogon japonicus. I think this was look you are going for…

Or you can try a new franken-grass called Bella Bluegrass. It only growns 2-3″ high, is rhizomatic, and doesn’t need as much water. I cannot get to the website today, I think all the people stuck homein the Midwest are taxing t…[Read more] - Load More
