David Sprunt

Not sure if anyone out there is still involved with this group, but I thought I would pass on a good opportunity for networking and meeting other professionals in the field.  The Merging Professionals Group of Colorado is having a happy hour event with the Colorado Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects on March 29th in Denver.  V…[Read more]

Been a while since anyone had posted here.  How is it out there?
I am staying employed in the residential design BUILD world. 

Hello all! I’m new to the Denver area and excited to see that there is a L.A. Denver group. My family and I just relocated from San Francisco about 6 months ago with our now 21 month old daughter. We are loving it! The unfortunate part (for me anyway) is that I had to give up my job and am now back in the job market. Ya…not the greatest time to…[Read more]

Hi Everyone! I am relocating to the area and going to be coming to stay for about a month in mid June to mid July…first of all….does anyone know of any cool ASLA events I can join up on while I am there….and….besides the Denver botanical gardens….are there any other native Colorado plant gardens that would be great for me to start…[Read more]

Hi all,
Graduating in May with my MLA from University of New Mexico, I lived in Fort Collins before my move to NM and I am looking into moving back to the area.

it’s a little early i know, but i’ll be in the area in March trying to line up office visits and or interviews… Any job leads out there that you guys know about?

It’s a rough time to…[Read more]

Hi all,
Graduating in May with my MLA from University of New Mexico, I lived in Fort Collins before my move to NM and I am looking into moving back to the area.

it’s a little early i know, but i’ll be in the area in March trying to line up office visits and or interviews… Any job leads out there that you guys know about?

It’s a rough time to…[Read more]

I wish you all a Merry Christmas or Happy holidays. I hope the new year brings growth and prosperity to you all.

Hey if you haven’t seen it already there’s an article in this months (11/09) issue of Landscape Architecture. It’s on the Eddie Maestas Park, designed by studioINSITE. The Eddie Maestas park is the triangle at the corner of Broadway and Lawrence across from the Denver Rescue Mission. It’s a pretty interesting article, starts with “Eddie Maestas…[Read more]

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I am interested in moving out West to begin a career in landscape architecture. I know the current economic climate is a challenge but can anyone offer some advice on where to find an entry-level position? I am not tied to any particular Western state.

Also just driving around Downtown is great, Albert C. Most of the streets have great focal points at the end of the sight lines.

Brad, you will love being in Colorado. Welcome.

What an inspiring View!

If there is anyone who is currently out of work, I have some part time/contract work available for someone with planting design and AutoCad experience. Pay is $25/hr. Please email me your resume and portfolio to mlandis@greensystemsdesign.com

Hey all! I’m actually a post grad student at UCLA but will be transferring to the Denver program. Just wanted to start making some contacts.
Best,
Brad Borgman

Make sure that you check out at least some of the following:
1. Riverfront Park
2. 16th Street Mall and the extension to Commons Park
3. The Denver Art Museum
4. The Museum of Modern Art
5. Larimer Square
6. Washington Park
7. Confluence Park (next to REI)

I’m going to visiting Denver in early October any thing I should see?, never been their before

All great things take some time to build momentum… but still weak at the moment.

Three is better than two…but still lame. Hahahha

Looks like we have equally pathetic groups at the moment…Now that I posted I suppose yours is slightly less lame. Maybe I’ll even start a discussion..