Deborah Christman

  • Thanks, Maggie. I concur with you. I have seen too many “good enough” jobs completed that are not so much the fault of the contractor but the result of less than precise drawings. Not that unlicensed people can’t do them, but I agree that being a landscape architect demands a social responsibility to the public realm.

    I wonder if it takes special…[Read more]

  • These are a good foundation:

    Death and Life…by Jacobs
    Kevin Lynch
    Ian McHarg
    The Art of Landscaping Detail by Kirkwood
    Great Streets

    Of course all the picture books of ideas help the creative juices. Can never seem to get enough of those.

  • Deborah Christman replied to the topic DG in the forum DETAILS & MATERIALS 17 years ago

    The only one I know is American Soil and Stone in Richmond. They had four DGs. i liked the blue gray.

  • I have spent at least that, and I am finally getting the hang of this program (I don’t cry anymore). If it doesn’t give you an advantage for getting in, it will certainly make life a little easier once you are in. Learning it as you struggle with all the other stuff is plain ol’ hard work, and it can make you crazy. The class mates who already had…[Read more]

  • –Why did you join this network?
    I took a few classes with Andrew S. and I always found him to be an intelligent and creative soul. So when he invited me, I thought it would be interesting to get other like-minded and unlike-minded individuals’ thoughts on landscape architecture.

    — What specific benefits have you seen in your career since you…[Read more]

  • Berlin for the urban planning and changes. Find a German to tell you all the stuff. Hotel Fjord near the Sony Plaza is reasonably priced and nice. The breakfast at the top floor is typical German and enough to keep you going till midnight. I was the only English speaker there though.

    I really enjoyed the Loire Valley; Villandry, Chenonceau (sp?),…[Read more]

  • Deborah Christman replied to the topic LAM in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 17 years ago

    I am also an avid reader. i have this rather bizarre thing about HAVING to read every page. I guess I am insecure about missing something that might be important. This last LAM was a bit incongruous for me. I haven’t caught up to reading this issue from cover to cover yet. But at first glance, I felt that it was ho-hum. And the article was ho-hum.…[Read more]

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