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Syaryzad posted an update in the group
Middle East Landscape 17 years agoHi guys..
I am wondering whether any of you are affected by the economical crisis at the moment? A few of my friends in Dubai were laid off recently due to the stagnant market..
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jennifer Bloch posted an update in the group
Veg.itecture 17 years agoi would research xeriscape plants – there are a bunch of native drought tolerant grasses and sedge that could work – Festuca glauca, Muhlenbergia c. …Also some hardy vines like Wisteria or Honeysuckle or Grape – Sedum, Yucca and Agave of course…and you realize this as you mention succulents…Rosemary var., Erigeron, Gaura, Salvia varieties…[Read more]
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Ahmad Ali Al-Gilani posted an update in the group
Xerophytic Landscapes 17 years, 1 month agoHello, Hope to exchange knowledge and experience. Regards to All. Ahmad
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Marko posted an update in the group
Irrigation Design 17 years, 1 month agoHi Bill,
Exactly, LandFx uses hatch patterns instead of trying to place the poly line around the shrubs, and calling out the emitters in the schedule. I think its much cleaner this way.
No it wont warn you of increased precip rates (we still have to use our brains as designers)…..
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Bill Kisich posted an update in the group
Irrigation Design 17 years, 1 month agoYeah, it looks like a great time saver. Although anything is faster then the way I do it, so I’m probably no the best person to judge. Are you asking if you should draw in the spaghetti and/or the poly? Too much detail is a waste IMO. The contractor won’t follow it anyway. The hatch patterns look fine. You’ve called out the emitter size for each…[Read more]
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Marko posted an update in the group
Irrigation Design 17 years, 1 month agoHello folks,
I have uploaded a sample drip plan that I designed using LandFx irrigation. (I’ve been using the software for 5 years now) I’d like to know what you think of the way LandFx handles drip irrigation. The page also explains how LandFx calcs the drip areas (its very cool.)
http://www.atomicirrigation.com/example_drip.html
mark
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David C. Racker, FASLA posted an update in the group
Irrigation Design 17 years, 1 month agoLet’s discuss it over the phone as it’s better for Q&A situations. Call me at 801-295-5335 days and early evenings. I’m usually in, don’t leave message. Dave Racker, FASLA
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Rico Flor posted an update in the group
Xerophytic Landscapes 17 years, 1 month agoHi, Richard, of seven posts back. Thanks, I missed that post! Need to give credit where credit is due.
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jeffrey Gordon Smith posted an update in the group
Xerophytic Landscapes 17 years, 1 month agoYes it is ‘Long John’ Good call
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Barte Shadlow posted an update in the group
Xerophytic Landscapes 17 years, 1 month agoYes, I agree with Mike on the Grevillea sp. re Navid’s post. The flower gives it away. (I’m also from Australia, so I’m familliar with the genus, although I’m not sure on the species of this one. Perhaps Grevillea ‘Long John’.)

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Gabriel Hydrick posted an update in the group
Graphics Teacher Workshops 17 years, 1 month agoBy the way, for the January workshop 2009, if you know of someone who may need this loose and good hand skills, this may be a good time for them to join me, so please encourage them to take this opportunity for the life changing experience. Currently, I am offering $400 off the tuition to help out someone who may need this big discount to offset…[Read more]
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Marko posted an update in the group
Irrigation Design 17 years, 1 month agoHello all,
Anyone use Landfx for Drip??? Im starting an irrigation project and id love to get another opinion about using the hatch patterns vs drawing in the flex hose/emitters…..
m
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Oona Johnsen posted an update in the group
LEED in Landscape Architecture 17 years, 2 months agoInfo about the LEED Credentialing Program:
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Oona Johnsen posted an update in the group
LEED in Landscape Architecture 17 years, 2 months agoInfo about the LEED 2009 Greenbuild Update & the LEED 2009 Exam:
http://www.intheleed.com/the-leed-2009-greenbuild-update-the-leed-2009-exam/ -
Claudia Chalfa posted an update in the group
Middle East Landscape 17 years, 2 months agoHi everyone! I have worked in Cairo on a collaborative project with Ain Shams University architecture students. It was an amazing experience and I would love to go back…maybe someday! I am glad to have found this room so I can see all the wonderful projects you are all working on in that part of the world.
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Navid Mostatabi posted an update in the group
Xerophytic Landscapes 17 years, 2 months agoFibonacci again? Does anyone know this plant? Found in San Diego at 5000 ft. elevation.

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Navid Mostatabi posted an update in the group
Xerophytic Landscapes 17 years, 2 months agoName that plant.
Looks like a pine tree from a distance with a flower that is reminiscent of a succulent. I think it’s a desert plant.
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Raysa Molina posted an update in the group
Graphics Teacher Workshops 17 years, 2 months agoI attended Mike Lin graphic workshop ( 1 week) two years ago, it was very good for me. The workshop help me in a lot of areas, of course after that workshop I did my homework, it is not a magic, you have to practice in order to improve your graphic skills. At work I do a lot of photoshop renderings and after I took the workshop, I see a lot…[Read more]
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Brian Bacon posted an update in the group
Graphics Teacher Workshops 17 years, 2 months agoIn January 2007, I attended the PHOTOSHOP W/ ILLUSTRATOR workshop provided by LND Digital Workshop. It was a small group, 12 people I believe, so it wasnt two days of techniques being jammed in your face, there was actual time for discussion. The workshop focused on photoshop ‘basics’ first, tools that will be utilized throughout the workshop. The…[Read more]
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Oona Johnsen posted an update in the group
LEED in Landscape Architecture 17 years, 3 months agoNote: Buildings are “certified”, people are “accredited” – a possible question on the test according to a USGBC study group I went to. I am taking the test in December.
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