Native plants are a great way to reduce stormwater runoff on a project site. #AREsketches
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Pretty cool when #AREsketches gets a shoutout in a #NOMA2018 conference session! Love seeing and hearing about how helpful the sketches are. The third book for #ARE5 is on the way – keep studying, folks. You got this!
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Infiltration basins are different than retention ponds or catch basins. The distinction is important when you’re designing for stormwater runoff on a project site. #AREsketches
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Rainwater collection for reuse is a great sustainable option on a project site. #AREsketches
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Proper site lighting maintains safety while preventing #lightpollution. #AREsketches
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Vegetative buffers provide sustainable filters for stormwater runoff. #AREsketches
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Learning from mistakes in architecture
If you've read any of my other blogs, you know I'm a major proponent of continued learning, pushing past fear, and therefore learning from your mistakes. Let's look today at what it might mean to be present in your career in a way that allows...