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 […]
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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 […]
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, […]
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My thoughts on what I am about to say do not correlate with what was written in the web article, Landscapes Over Time by Lisa Speckhart. But it did get me thinking. […]
Interdisciplinary Synergy
In the landscape architecture major we have constantly worked in groups. This quarter has not been an exception, and in fact, has broadened the scope of who we work with. […]
3rd Year, 2nd Quarter, 9th Week Down & Long
As the end of the quarter approaches, we prepare ourselves for the inevitable, finals week. In football terminology, the 9th week is like 4th and long, except we don’t have […]
To A Community We Will Go, Heigh Ho the Dairy-o, A Community We Will Go!
Step aside Mr. Architect, the Landscape Architects are taking the lead on this one. Their is a shift of social values that is transpiring within the Architectural design field in Los […]
Outdoor Water Use
Outdoor Water Use Making a map of outdoor water use was not an easy task. I could not find information on outdoor water use that would be represented in map […]
Ready, set, action!
“Water we use” is a short film documenting Southern California’s water supply infrastructure. The clips from the short film were captured within the limits of the San Gabriel River watershed, […]
Cry me a river, build me an aqueduct, and…
Hydro-librium signifies the balance of water, an ironic caption depicting the not so equated water dispute between the Owens Valley and city of Los Angeles. As Los Angeles began to […]
Aqueduct Futures 
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