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Registered Architect, Green Building Certification, Associate Design Manager for 7+ years, she has her Masters in Architecture and is Revit and AutoCAD savvy amongst other softwares. A true asset, wise, excels in communication, confidant and truly a rising talent in this field. In our books she is a rockstar!
This multi-disciplinary firm prides itself on custom and innovative landscape design. They are a full service landscape design-build company that specializes in a variety of sectors; coastal residential, commercial, resort, restaurants, schools, planned communities along with installation and maintenance. They are fortunate enough to have a tree nursery location and a retail garden center as well, they have a pulse and passion for this industry.
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Architecture tutorials, portfolio and design advice for students and professionals, architecture short courses, sketching and drawing workshops, architectural essays, product + book reviews. Videos are released once a week – on Thursdays – revealing the thinking, the process and the ideas behind the making of architecture with a focus on residential design. It’s an inside look into a growing architecture practice on a small island in Maine.
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Architecture’s whiteness by design can change. Mabel Wilson shows us how in MoMA show “Modern architecture builds the world for the white subject, maintaining the logics of racism while also imagining a future world in which nonwhite subjects remain exploitable and marginal,” Wilson wrote in that essay. “The power of the architecture and its archive is to produce ‘whiteness’ by design. link on image for article
Interview: Kumi Aizawa, Architect on how Tohoku survived the 2011 tsunami in Japan and came out stronger than ever. Director of Michinoku Trail club is a 600 mile trail a memorial to the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Encouraging hiking and healing through some of Japans most beautiful wilderness . I takes 50 days traditional performances take place in each town along the trail. link on image for article
Interview: Kumi Aizawa, Architect on how Tohoku survived the 2011 tsunami in Japan and came out stronger than ever. Director of Michinoku Trail club is a 600 mile trail a memorial to the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Encouraging hiking and healing through some of Japans most beautiful wilderness . I takes 50 days traditional performances take place in each town along the trail.link on image for article
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