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The garden at 1630 N. Richmond Ave. features organic farming, a rainwater collection system, compost heaps and works of art. NOTE: Unfortunately, the property was sold and two nondescript residences were constructed on the site in 2014.
These were just the stages through my process of building up each stage of the design and have completed my process of my final design, which has allowed me to look back and see what a difference it shows to get feedback so I was very pleased with the final outcom
International students, new to the University of Washington, their families and friends attend a community Barbeque in Gasworks Park, Seattle on Friday, September 16th, 2011. The Foundation for International Understanding through Students (FIUTS) organized the event as part of International Orientation Week at the UW.
Lake George Men’s Shed was buzzing with activity on Sunday 22 October 2017 with members of the shed and community members helping with our Community Christmas Trees project.
QPRC partnered with the kind folk at Lake George Men’s Shed who generously donated their time to help with Stage 1 of our Community Christmas Trees project. Stage 2 will see community members and organisations involved to decorate the trees.
Picture this… Bungendore village dotted with clusters of brightly decorated plywood Christmas trees to sprinkle some festive season magic throughout the streets.
Photography: Gabriella Tagliapietra for QPRC
Ray Cook (left), an information technology instructor with Germanna Community College, talks with visitors at the open house at the school's Barbara J. Fried Center in Stafford County on Saturday, June 2, 2018. The new Stafford County (Va.) location greeted potential students, held programs on financial assistance, registration for classes and an information session on the school's Nursing program. (Photo by Robert A. Martin)
The IBM Exhibit at Epcot alongside IBM Corporate Citizenship, organized a "IBM 100 Minutes of EduPhysFun" event for the Boys & Girls Club at the Homeless Coalition in downtown Orlando, FL. The extraordinary IBM Volunteer Team encouraged teaming and leadership skills, while sharing IBM's achievements to society over the last century. The event culminated in a grand birthday party with cake, ice cream and smiles! IBM should be proud of the impact they made on these young lives.