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why is so hard for AIs to undertand when i aks for city masterplan? Top view project

Thank you, very useful your contents… in Korea😊

more space for human connection, nature restoration

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As a landscape architect I appreciate Your tips, those habits and the way how You explain it. Just found this video, am interested for others at Your channel

I am interested in nature and environment but I do not understand how to write a research proposal on landscape architecture

I felt like I found a treasure when I discovered your channel!!

so i’m not in landscape arch., but i’m a landscape design major (my university separates the two) so if people are a tad intimidated but still have a passion for designing landscapes, i would like to recommend trying to find a program at school that focuses more on residential design. landscape architecture is more on par with urban planning, therefore dealing with HUGE spaces. if that isn’t for you but you still have a passion for this, i am very happy with my course of study and just wanted to recommend it as an option!

thank you that's a good video

Thank you for sharing amazing contents about this major.

i cant find it in google play

SketchUp Diffusion is based on Stable Diffusion (developed by Stability AI). Stable Diffusion's underlying dataset is LAION-5B. LAION-5B contains links to images of CSAM and private medical photos. Taking that into consideration, along with the copyright infringement lawsuit against Stability AI, Getty Images suing Stability AI, and the fact the dataset itself is filled with [links to] images & art taken off the web without the consent of those who originally posted/own said images/art...I refuse to use any generative-AI software. There are far too many ethical concerns I can't turn a blind eye to. I strongly recommend taking the time to learn how generative AI is currently hurting creative people (and people in general) before using any of it. I'm posting this here because many people out there aren't aware of the damage this stuff is doing.

love to see more of book recommendations! loved it!

You talk to much!!

This is awesome! I do wonder as some of you are commenting. Would I need to go back to School and take BA or MA in my early 30s? I have a degree in Graphic Design, past years worked as Product Design, Designer in general. Would it be enough to up-skill through courser or better take full route and commit to University? I always loved Landscape design but for some reason were fearing of it, haha. With tech industry going bananas, I feel I want to connect to something diverse but stable enough.

Trynna pick between doing an arch degree at UofT or Landscape arch. I think I’m generally more interested in building arch but I’m growing interested in landscape. Also the landscape degree offers at the school I got accepted is enough to enter the workforce and wouldn’t need a master as opposed to the arch degree which requires a masters before working. On top of that many of the arch mastwrs programs at my country don’t require an arch undergrad, so I can still go into building arch with a landscape arch degree + have the security of finding a job in the meantime. However I think I’m more passionate about arch and I don’t wanna regret this decision so what do y’all think?

So much helpful machang❤

Very helpful one bro Please make vids like this more🤩🤩🤩

hey! procrate or morpholio ?whats your choise

Have you met any landscape architects who got their start much later in life? I’m nearly 40 and considering a complete 180 from my current career in healthcare. Since I’ve been learning more about LA, I’ve become mildly obsessed. I would have to go back to school and start from square one and I don’t know if my brain has the ability to take it on. But I would love to know if any success stories out there.

Great video! Very helpful for me to see the overall scope of a project once in the field. The content got me more excited about a career change into landscape architecture. Thank so much!

❤❤❤❤LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE!!!Do not limit yourself to any discipline study all design discipline!Science,Arts, Architecture,,thanks for sharing 👍

i like intertwining the two of nature and buildings, what would be right for me?

Thanks for this video! It was informative and inspiring.

How can i develop a template library? or Where can i find downloadable templates for free?

7:18 which software did you use to design this beautiful schema of this park?

Hi..I just finished my high school and I came to know about landscape achitecture recently because of you and I really loved it!! But there is a problem as there are no good schools with landscape architecture for bachelors degree in my country (only masters)..So which degree should I choose (which will help me for landscape architecture)?? (I really need some number of options, kindly help me)

This is not autocad architecture vs Revit. Doing a comparison with AutoCAD standard is not a good comparison.

Is there a place for entomologists in landscape architecture that isn’t incredibly niche? I studied entomology in undergrad and am interested in grad school. What does pursuing LA look like for gradschool with no previous experience?

Hey Carter, I am currently a high school teacher (not reflected in this OLD photo of me lmao)…I am currently working on a M.S. in agroforestry at Mizzou. However, I am interested in incorporating edible landscaping into native ecosystems in urban areas to increase community resilience to climate change. However, I am torn between finishing my current master’s, finishing the “grad certificate”, or transferring to a landscape architecture program entirely. My reasoning for transferring to a MLA program is exactly as you said it - using the current infrastructure to heal our ecosystems AND integrate food production for vulnerable communities. Currently, I design small scale “permaculture-esque” projects for friends and residential clients; however, I believe we need to make sweeping changes to larger spaces. Do you think I would have more “success” in the mainstream landscape architecture world, or would I benefit from finishing my current program and working toward larger clients as a landscape “designer”? I’d love to hear your thoughts! Cheers and thank you for creating AWESOME videos.

CAD Monkey.. Wtf Lol. There seems to be a very tense culture similar to Software Engineering (SWE) or Solutions Architect.

Sheesh. Great video! Any recommendations for outsiders joining this field from another industry?

Just started studying BLa in sri lanka. Best motivation. Thanks for the content 🤩🤩

Great explanation

‘The craft of writing’ ?? As a posed to the ‘Craft of being able to compose an image yourself’ ?? 😂😂😂

If a review is to advise someone on anything, there should be comparison videos. you just talk, talk, and... talk. It's not convincing at all.

Thankyou

That pose on the thumbnail is what made me click

The top disadvantage is that they make you hand draw stuff for over 70 percent of the time. Just know how to do Civil 3D and illustrator. That’s all firms care about, and maybe Sketchup and Lumion.

Diversification is later, To study landscape architecture the priority should be landscape architecture.

Just stumbled on your video today through my google search to know more about landscaping. Thanks for making this video. While making my research I became kinda confused because instead of seeing landscape designer, I saw landscape architect. Please I would like you to be patient with me as I ask some questions that will help me navigate my career path. 1. Is there a difference between a landscape designer and landscape architect? 2. I have a background in aquaculture/fisheries but I have always have a flare for aesthetic designs as concerning plants and our environment. Till today, I still love watching reality tv shows that are into gardening/garden design, patio, wildlife reserve/ conservation etc. I honestly never knew one could study this in school if not, this would have been my choice of study during my undergrad. I even went into graphic design just to see if my flare would be abated but I never found satisfaction. I really want to work with my hands and on the field. I know this can be alot of hardwork but I don't mind as long as I like what I am doing, Infact I currently work in a greenhouse here in my home country Nigeria and I have been looking for options to further on until I found your video. My question is how do I go about it as this course is not being offered in my country except just architecture. Should I go for a postgraduate diploma or something???? Thanks for your patience. I would love to hear from you soon 😊

2 yrs later, still waiting for your tutorial on how to use a plan and elevation as a base for a perspective drawing. Morpholio doesn’t even offer this information. It’s unbelievable imo. Every tutorial is basically a sketch, but the size and scales still need to be accurate. How are you drawing a perspective without having the measurements and scales ? I’m sorry to sound snarky or ungrateful, but you stated this type of tutorial was a great idea….and it’s vital to students and professionals alike so I’m begging you to follow through lol 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thanks for all that you share!

Ive applied for a bachelor in something called "Landscape planning with landscape architecture". The bachelor focuses on ecology, knowlegde about nature and planning. If i finish this bachelor i can go in three directions. 1. spatial-planner (e.g. planning how a park should be formed and placed), 2. Landscapearchitect (needs a master) or 3. nature management (working as the countrys eyes and observer in nature being outdoors alot). Wondering if this is gonna be the right choice for me. I enjoy hiking and nature and i feel like im quite creative. My friends tell me so and i scored high on creative professions on a type of career-test. Might be hard for you to know but i just wanted to get some thoughts out and hear your opinion.

Finally i got my concept

Fantastic video.. thank you..