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interesting playground, design provided FREE by architect
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Nick Aceto Jul 27.
From Maryland to Colorado
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I really enjoyed this comment--
"So, we take the jungle gyms away from the fat, McDonald’s- Bloated youth of America and replace it with a place where the kids SIT and think about becoming architects and engineers? Isn’t this what Lincoln Logs and…
I tried to fix my reply, but it didn't save - Thomas - I realized that you were being facetious especially after I looked at the fish-eye view of the whole playground...
Its not a teeter-totter, its a sand/water table. Good comments, but I personally despise poured in place surfacing (if thats what you meant by hardscape...). I did experience poured in place under sand, which was interesting. It was originally inten…
Ha! good comments! thanks! I always associate sand with dog doo..I think that is why they are uncommon, these days..
There is no such thing as "free". The park cost $3.4mil to build and I guarantee that somebody got paid to design it. It might not have been a landscape architect but hey, really, if an architect can design a building, why can't they design a park w…
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/26/a-newfangled-sandbox-arrives-check-out-the-canals/
design is free..
I agree with the design-builders - that is a great way to go..
Hahahahaha!!hee..Look but don't touch..funny..the Jessica Alba landscape..I love it! I think my landscape is the Daniel shore of landscapes - skinny, dried out, very political, recently deceased..
books, books and more books. preferably with LOTS of pictures..matching image from books in head to site - sit at site and meditate..
http://articles.latimes.com/2008/sep/04/business/fi-turf4
I believeJerry Brown just won this lawsuit, over artificial turf suppliers failing is disclose prohibitve amounts of lead in their turf. Mad Hatter children, anyone?
I think artificial turf…
Hard to tell from this information, Cassie..Is it too far for the kids to walk? I think trying to get kids to walk to school has to be a multi-front war - make sure there are safe crossings, with pedestrian lights, safe sidewalkds, route continuity,…
fun to talk about..thanks for the reply..I took a class when at UPenn designed by Anne Whiston Spirn for architects and LA's to take together - really interesting..I worte my paper about how I felt concrete was dead, a dead element, and was countere…
thank you for entering the lions den, Gregory W., as a self-described lamb! You sound like you have very good work ethics in your group. I think in my life I have found many architects who don't have a clue what good landscape design is, how to matc…
Thanks for these photos! Legendary place, never been there! Is that goats, being used as lawn-mowers?
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Heard about some book on the radio today where the author was positing that management can be either 'enhancers' or 'diminishers'. The diminishers make everyone work for them, and have the common characteristic of not valueing different types of peo…
I don't know, I think statements have implications. I think it was pretty clearly said by Megan that naturalizing is a fake, and I really object to that.. And I think if you call yourself a 'buddhist' and you are an American, you just left yourself…
Ah-ha! so the argument about regulation and the oil spill DOES have some relevance to a discussion of what america is all about..
I think you are wrong on many facts, Jason, in your oil spill narrative - I must read different newspapers than you.
B…
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- Landscape Architect
- University
- M.L.A. U of Penn
- Years of Professional Experience
- 21-25
- Favorite Designers
- Ed Bye, Olmsted, Andropoggon, Dan Kiley, Thomas Jefferson, too many to name
- Other Crafts/ Interests
- sculpture, writing
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- At 10:27am on July 28, 2009,
Andrew Spiering said… - Awesome! Thanks for the heads up...
- At 8:34pm on July 22, 2009,
Brian Richards said… - Glad you approve, Santorini is incredible.
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