Reaching the End
This blog post is meant to be a reflection of the quarter and my thoughts of the future of this project. This quarter has come to an end. With it […]
Category Archives: 302Lw13 Student Blog
Outdoor Water Use
This is an example of an exhibition board that will be displayed on the wall during the exhibition week. This poster board contains information such as the map that was […]
Expand Your Horizons
Traveling makes you see things differently in every aspects. We have field trip week every quarter and it is great. I believe that seeing other parts of our country will help […]
Water We Use
In our 4th week of winter quarter, we shot a short film and it was an eye opening experience for my partner (Denise Munoz) and I. This quick introduction into film […]
Water Cost
Water cost is rising and from all the essential utilities, water is wining. Even though with the rise in water, for most communities, tap water is at about a penny […]
SUNNYLANDS….
This quarter has flew by so quick and with no time to take a break, the ASLA, Andy Wilcox and Dillon Diers made it possible for a number of us […]
Channelization of the LA River
Los Angeles River Watershed is composed of the Los Angeles River and tributaries that include: Bell Creek, Browns Canyon Wash, Aliso Creek, Tujunga Wash, Verdugo Wash, Arroyo Seco, Rio Hondo, […]
A Thirst For Knowledge
Curiosity, a strong desire to know or learn something, is a word a former teacher has successfully ingrained into my memory. We have all had that sensation of being curious, […]
LAA System Sankey Diagram
Sankey diagrams are a specific type of flow diagram, in which the width of the arrows is shown proportionally to the flow quantity. They are typically used to visualize energy […]
Final Poster and Methodology
Methodology Abstract One of the best known functions of a water source is to provide a habitat for wildlife. A water source is also important for bird habitats. The […]
Exhibition 1-2
Purpose of creating this poster is designing infograpic poster for exhibition. Designs this poster to use the map, the data, and the information is from a classmate because the exhibition […]
Exhibition Poster 1-1
Purpose of creating this poster is designing infograpic poster for exhibition. The data and information are gathered on the poster and make it as simple as possible that people to […]
Water Ignorance
The design classes (LA301, LA302) in the last two quarters have explored many dimensions of the Los Angeles Aqueduct and its watershed. The extensive research and detailed analysis of several […]
Raising the price of water
YouTube has become such a great source of communication for different companies around the world. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is no different, they have a YouTube […]
Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas
The changing climate pattern all over the world has raised many concerns in various countries as they face the grave problem of water shortage. The monsoon season has seen a […]
The Process
The dust at Owens Lake is a complex issue to begin and break down in one poster. However, this project was broken down in multiple maps to help comprehend the […]
Little Stewards
As the quarter comes to an end, we progress forward in our educational journey as landscape architecture students here at Cal Poly Pomona. Each quarter we get closer and closer […]
Handing Over The Torch
Imagine someone running with a torch in their hand. A fiery blaze burning with enthusiasm and anxiety, waiting to ignite it’s next flame and take over what was left of it. […]
Looking back…
Looking back at this quarter I see both my mistakes and my little triumphs. It has been a an interesting ten weeks of the Aqueduct Futures project. It was not […]
Too hot future
A recent article the L.A. Times called “Phoenix’s too hot future” has sparked an interstate quarrel between two cities through their newspapers on who has the least sustainable water supply. […]
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