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Cheryl Corson commented on the post, British Firm Wynne-Williams Associates Takes Leap of Faith 4 years, 1 month ago
Hello Jeremiah, this series of columns was the result of a collaboration between Vectorworks and Land8. Because I am a long time Landmark user and writer, I was retained to do the interviews and write the columns.
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, Changes in the Online LARE Prep Landscape 4 years, 1 month ago
In August 2013, Land8 featured a column announcing my first LARE prep webinar. This event eventually grew to become Corson Learning. Since that first webinar, over a thousand Corson Learning members across the US […]
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, Landscape Architect Todd McCurdy and Vectorworks: Doing BIM Before It Was Cool 4 years, 3 months ago
Todd McCurdy, FASLA is a vice-president and director of landscape architecture and planning at the Orlando office of Huitt-Zollars, Inc. The multi-disciplinary firm has a large international portfolio featuring […]
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Oh look, another puff piece about Vectorworks, lol.
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, British Firm Wynne-Williams Associates Takes Leap of Faith 4 years, 5 months ago
As Matt Bird, senior landscape architect and BIM manager at Wynne-Williams Associates describes it, “the firm took on a multi-school project in 2014, our first large BIM project and doing it in SketchUp was very p […]
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Hey, I realize that Vectorworks is one of the sponsors of this site, but I don’t see the other sponsors placing fawning puff pieces on here. This article would be fine on their own site, but here it feels a bit off. Like, I honestly need to ask, were you paid by Vectorworks for this “article.” I really feel I need to put quotes around it. Why are you mentioning features that the subject firm is *not* using? This is really suspect journalism, I’m sorry.
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Hello Jeremiah, this series of columns was the result of a collaboration between Vectorworks and Land8. Because I am a long time Landmark user and writer, I was retained to do the interviews and write the columns.
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, Vectorworks CEO Dr. Biplab Sarkar Delivers Virtual Design Summit Keynote 4 years, 7 months ago
Hundreds of design professionals were anticipating the 2020 Vectorworks Design Summit in San Diego this April when a certain virus changed our plans. As a nimble tech company, Vectorworks quickly moved the event […]
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, A Different Way of Thinking: Pacific Coast Land Design and Vectorworks Landmark 5 years, 9 months ago
Eric Berg, landscape architect and senior associate at Pacific Coast Land Design, Inc. (PCLD) in Ventura, California, took some time to chat before his talk, “From Concept to Completion: How PCLD Leverages the P […]
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Love this article and have been considering switching from landfx over to vectorworks. Would you recommend this?
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, Vectorworks Design Summit Field Report Part II: Interview with Dr. Biplab Sarkar, CEO 5 years, 11 months ago
The 2018 Vectorworks Design Summit held on November 4-6 in Phoenix, offered a glimpse of where the industry is headed (read recap on Land8), seen through the lens of this innovative 2D/3D modeling software. At the […]
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Cheryl Corson posted an update in the group
L.A.R.E. – ANYTHING GOES 6 years agoWishing all candidates success in the exam period starting tomorrow!
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Cheryl Corson posted a new activity comment 6 years ago
You are referring to the CSI document and the new system, not so new anymore. Not important to know the sections numbers except that 32 is Exterior Improvements and 2 is Existing conditions. Otherwise don’t spend time learning section numbers and ignore that part of Time Saver Standards, which is out of date.
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, 2018 Vectorworks Design Summit Field Report 6 years ago
The 4th annual Vectorworks Design Summit held on November 4-6, 2018 in Arizona convened about six hundred landscape, architecture, lighting, and exhibition design professionals plus Vectorworks staff from North […]
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Cheryl Corson commented on the post, LARE: Choosing a State for Your First Landscape Architecture License 6 years, 5 months ago
If you have applied in, say, California for initial licensure, you must see the process through in that state. When you complete your exams, have CLARB forward your results to the state licensing board. But then you need to pass the supplemental in order to get your initial license. That’s my understanding. Always check with the state licensing…[Read more]
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, LARE: Choosing a State for Your First Landscape Architecture License 6 years, 6 months ago
ASLA and CLARB have aggregated data on all states and provinces regarding education and experience requirements needed in order to sit for the LARE. The North American map provided by CLARB, shows the information […]
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If you have applied in, say, California for initial licensure, you must see the process through in that state. When you complete your exams, have CLARB forward your results to the state licensing board. But then you need to pass the supplemental in order to get your initial license. That’s my understanding. Always check with the state licensing board you have applied to to verify. Good luck!
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Cheryl Corson's profile was updated 6 years, 6 months ago
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Cheryl Corson commented on the post, Transitioning to Information Modeling Workflows [WEBINAR] 6 years, 8 months ago
After transitioning to Vectorworks Landmark in 2011 I never looked back. I hope the industry catches up soon! Looking forward to the webinar. Remember the Mid-Atlantic Vectorworks Landmark User Group meets virtually nearly every month. Check out our FB group and join in any time.
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Cheryl Corson posted an update 6 years, 11 months ago
Watch for the 2018 LARE Prep series by Land8 in collaboration with Corson Learning. 2018 dates are February 15, June 21, and October 4th. More to follow!
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Cheryl Corson's profile was updated 6 years, 11 months ago
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, LARE Mix and Match 7 years, 3 months ago
Deciding which exam sections to take in what order, alone or in combination, is the first big strategy decision you’ll make about the LARE once you’ve committed to the process. If you’re in a state or provi […]
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Cheryl Corson wrote a new post, How Different is the 2017 LARE? 7 years, 7 months ago
“How Different is the 2017 LARE?” Webinar
May 31, 2017For any LARE (Landscape Architect Registration Examination) candidate, knowing what to study given limited preparation resources is key. In 2012 the […]
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Cheryl Corson replied to the topic Site Measuring Revisited Again in the forum STORY BOARD 7 years, 11 months ago
Sounds great. I have a Ziplevel. How does it compare? Cheryl Corson
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Cheryl Corson posted an update in the group
L.A.R.E. – ANYTHING GOES 9 years, 1 month agoI don’t look at it as older folks helping younger folks but rather peers helping peers. As Matt has heard me say, more than half of the folks in my Corson Learning webinars are over 40 and sitting for the LARE. I respect those who took the UNE for their fortitude. I don’t think I could do that in one day in some stiflingly hot state fairground…[Read more]
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