Andrew Spiering

I do not have any contact info but I did find this article on World Landscape Architect regarding urban farming in Cuba.

This sounds like a great trip, so please share your experience with us when you return…

I believe Steve Buckle would be a good person to contact.

Done. Hope my feedback helps!

Check out this article: http://www.land8lounge.com/profiles/blog/show?id=2025679%3ABlogPost%3A51186

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I used the advanced member search to locate other members from Portland, Oregon. Maybe they can help…

Good luck!
Andrew

Ok,
So this is what I was looking for… These were taken today at lunch across from the Ferry Building. As you can see, they are still being used. They may be a deterrent to skateboarding but not BMX.

Here’s a link to the google map: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=ferry+building+san+francisco&ie=UTF8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&ll=37.795072,-122.…[Read more]

Ok, I stand corrected. Thanks for the tips!

Philosophically, I agree 100%. However legally, it is a liability to allow skateboarding in certain areas – especially if it is privately owned. Right?

I hate these brackets and think they are a real eye sore (examples above prove my point)! I have seen alternatives like the rough surfacing and little notches or wedges in the wall cap. These…[Read more]

Ya, TED is cool.

I was looking for some just recently to add to the Bookstore. I found a few that might interest you. Browse through them in the DVD Category …

Hope this helps!
Andrew

Good examples above! But how about when it is used in the desert like Phoenix?

Hmmm… Tough one. I wrote a little about this here.

looknarm:
Thanks for clarifying the mishaps by the other authors. And your expertise in this area is greatly appreciated! I will have to look at your article a little more and come up with a few more questions. From what I gathered, Landscape Architecture in Thailand is in the shadow of the other disciplines…

At first glance it looks like Coleus… but the palmate leaves are throwing me off. Not sure and curious to find out myself!

Wow. There are some great recommendations here… It looks like I have some books to add to the Bookstore!

Just found this article on our NEWS page. The author, Michael Spencer, explains very clearly why the title of our profession exists, facts about our profession, how to become a landscape architect, and why we are needed.

Check it out: http://www.naplesnews.com/news/2008/sep/12/make-it-green-landscape-architect-not-guy-who-inst/