Rob Rosner

Phil, I disagree with you. I am a licensed landscape architect in two states. Having the license has increased my business tremendously. It has brought me new clients. I am also a planner. So, I am able to sell planning services which require no license and landscape & irrigation design services which do require a license. Since moving to Florida,…[Read more]

I personally think that graphics are purely a communication tool. Some folks have natural talents to sketch and other don’t. A designer should use whatever tools they can to get their work done. I agree that time and money are the biggest factors in choosing the right medium for graphics.

However, digital mediums will constantly change with…[Read more]

The LARE is simply a test to ensure that landscape architects know how to protect the public health and welfare. The vignette portions are designed to be done in a short time with a limited pool of possible answers. I took the LARE in 1994 and passed 6 out of 7 tests on the first try. Was it magic? Am I a true whiz at this? No, I spent about $150…[Read more]

Let me tell you about a test prep course coming up in May. Here is the link: http://www.flasla.org/lare.htm Give it a close look. It should be worth it.

I use both RLA & ASLA. Because there are people who are full members who are not registered, I want to instill a sense of legitamcy by using “RLA” and then use “ASLA” promote the ASLA organization afterwards. Also, the engineers use “PE” after their name for the same reason of legitamcy especially in professional settings. I work in an engineering…[Read more]

The LARE is simply a test to ensure that landscape architects know how to protect the public health and welfare. The vignette portions are designed to be done in a short time with a limited pool of possible answers. I took the LARE in 1994 and passed 6 out of 7 tests on the first try. Was it magic? Am I a true whiz at this? No, I spent about $150…[Read more]