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J. Rivera
Life After Landscape Architecture School
What life has been like after obtaining a master's degree in landscape architecture, random tips, and links to blogs related to everything/anything about landscape architecture.
List of my favorite blogs in no particular order
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Fuzhou Lanyuan Luxury Residences | Fuzhou, China | AECOM - The post Fuzhou Lanyuan Luxury Residences | Fuzhou, China | AECOM appeared first on World Landscape Architecture. Damian Holmes2 days ago
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Climate Positive Design Expands Pathfinder to Include Biodiversity, Equity, and More - Buildings, landscapes, and infrastructure are responsible for more than 40 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions each year. Reducing the use of materi...6 days ago
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From the urban tapestry of Los Angeles to a sustainable city - Los Angeles, often hailed as the entertainment capital of the world, is not only a hub for the film and music industries but also a fascinating canvas of u...10 months ago
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Dawn on Endeavour Crater - [image: Endeavour Crater] (Here to usher in a new year of earthbound explorations is this extraterrestrial sunrise on Endeavour Crater, captured by the Mars...5 years ago
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Urban Street Tree Planting: Correcting Myths and Misconceptions - Jim Urban’s recorded presentation “Urban Street Tree Planting: Correcting Myths and Misconceptions” is now available through ASLA’s Online Learning series....6 years ago
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The NEW Decks Blog! - The New Decks Blog is live and lives on our main website, " www.gardenstructure.com ". Click here to visit The New Decks Blog [image: www.gard...7 years ago
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Michael Bierut: Does a strict upbringing make you a better designer? - Does a strict upbringing make you a better designer?8 years ago
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Blog post title - This is the excerpt for a placeholder post. It can be deleted, or edited to make it your own.8 years ago
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What’s the Problem with Groundhogs in Stormwater Facilities? - The purpose of stormwater ponds is to collect polluted stormwater that would otherwise flow into a natural body of water during an event of precipitation. ...9 years ago
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The Freshkills Park Blog has moved - The Freshkills Park blog has a new home on the recently created Freshkills Park Alliance website. Check out our latest posts or discover old favorites on t...10 years ago
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More from L+U - While i'm not actively updating the old L+U Blogspot page - i have migrated this over to a new URL that is being updated more regularly. *Visit: www.lands...10 years ago
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Dredge Economies - Over the summer of 2012 I had the privilege of continuing some of my thesis research as it overlapped with Takuma Ono's work while he was the first fellow ...11 years ago
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Archive - Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson is an author and journalist. Her articles, essays, and fiction have appeared in publications and Web sites including *The New Y...12 years ago
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Japan - Thinking about Japan right now. Dan Pearson's land form Hokkaido Japan Kei University Tokyo via landscapeofmeaning.blogspot.com Vegetation carefully int...13 years ago
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GARDENING WEEDS AND YOU - OF ALL THE CREDIT hours taken in the NY Botanical Garden for the Commercial Horticulture Landscape Management Certificate, 18, to approve the Turf Manageme...14 years ago
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Friday, June 28, 2019
Saturday, June 30, 2012
The Power of Negative Spaces In Graphic Design Industries | AnimHuT
In Graphic and Print design Industries every single aspects are Important features to be considered, for example “Negative Space”.
According to the graphic designers, negative space is an essential part of the graphic designing which remains unused. In graphic design three plain components are found for making up the framework of the pieces. Negative space is also known as white space at the time of working on print designing. There are two kinds of white spaces: Active White Space and Passive White Space.
The Power of Negative Spaces In Graphic Design Industries | AnimHuT
According to the graphic designers, negative space is an essential part of the graphic designing which remains unused. In graphic design three plain components are found for making up the framework of the pieces. Negative space is also known as white space at the time of working on print designing. There are two kinds of white spaces: Active White Space and Passive White Space.
The Power of Negative Spaces In Graphic Design Industries | AnimHuT
Friday, May 4, 2012
Thursday, April 12, 2012
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Thursday, May 20, 2010
A year after...MLA graduation
As of May of 2010 - No permanent job position for me.
However, lots of landscape design experience.
I have to say that it has been a bumpy ride since many of us achieved a master's degree in landscape architecture in 2009. As this blog shows, I have not have the time to time write blogs at all. Instead, like millions of individuals, the focus has been on finding jobs and helping other people cope with the global economic downturn.
What type of survival mechanisms recent MLAs should consider?
- Keeping in contact with classmates
- Plenty of rest (sleep please)
- Catch up with family members
- Keep networking (learn how networking works)
- Keep searching for tips and advise on making your resume stand-out
- Keep working in areas related to landscape architecture in order to get as much experience as possible. (don't let your portfolio stop - keep adding material)
- Consider part-time work and volunteering)
- Get involved with the local ASLA chapter
- Get involved with local landscape architecture college or school
- Call companies around. Ask: when do you think you may consider rehiring. (write it
down & keep track along with contact information. Provide a thank you note(s))
- Advocate the LA profession (After graduating, most people I talked to don't know wat
landscape architects do - still)
- Can you provide some sort of mentor support?
- Understand the national & local economic development trends
- Attend local workshops and educative presentations, which will keep you professionally informed.
- Explore the potential of networking and finding jobs through Tweeter.
- If you have a smart phone (search for job apps) Example: Job Radio
- Get weekly job search results (ex. SimplyHired.com)
- Consider paid internships
- Try connecting with hiring managers
- Target the company/institution you want to work for
In my case, I have encounter some family difficulties on top of the economic mess the USA is involved in. I have been turning a few jobs down. But, for the rest of you...continue the positive attitude. Searching for jobs can be a lonely place, don't give up for anything.
Next blog is in July of 2010.
However, lots of landscape design experience.
I have to say that it has been a bumpy ride since many of us achieved a master's degree in landscape architecture in 2009. As this blog shows, I have not have the time to time write blogs at all. Instead, like millions of individuals, the focus has been on finding jobs and helping other people cope with the global economic downturn.
What type of survival mechanisms recent MLAs should consider?
- Keeping in contact with classmates
- Plenty of rest (sleep please)
- Catch up with family members
- Keep networking (learn how networking works)
- Keep searching for tips and advise on making your resume stand-out
- Keep working in areas related to landscape architecture in order to get as much experience as possible. (don't let your portfolio stop - keep adding material)
- Consider part-time work and volunteering)
- Get involved with the local ASLA chapter
- Get involved with local landscape architecture college or school
- Call companies around. Ask: when do you think you may consider rehiring. (write it
down & keep track along with contact information. Provide a thank you note(s))
- Advocate the LA profession (After graduating, most people I talked to don't know wat
landscape architects do - still)
- Can you provide some sort of mentor support?
- Understand the national & local economic development trends
- Attend local workshops and educative presentations, which will keep you professionally informed.
- Explore the potential of networking and finding jobs through Tweeter.
- If you have a smart phone (search for job apps) Example: Job Radio
- Get weekly job search results (ex. SimplyHired.com)
- Consider paid internships
- Try connecting with hiring managers
- Target the company/institution you want to work for
In my case, I have encounter some family difficulties on top of the economic mess the USA is involved in. I have been turning a few jobs down. But, for the rest of you...continue the positive attitude. Searching for jobs can be a lonely place, don't give up for anything.
Next blog is in July of 2010.
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