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Photographs taken by McArthur Newell of BoldLifestyle Photography (www.boldlifestyle.com) of Model, Farrah Garcia in Washington, DC.
The 5 X 5 Exhibition is a temporary installation comprised of various design concepts expressing contemporary issues in landscape architecture and environmental design. The goal of the exhibit is to help improve outdoor environments at The University of Texas at Austin campus by exploring and experimenting with alternative solutions to the university's vernacular landscape. The exhibition will take place in twenty-five 5'x5' raised concrete planters at the northwestern corner of the Harry Ransom Center (HRC).
Currently, these planters are neglected as a result of the challenging site conditions including: inadequate sunlight, lack of permanent irrigation, poor soil conditions, and shelter any natural precipitation. In response, the ASLA Student Chapter hosted a design competition housed within the School of Architecture encouraging students to propose expressive alternatives and sustainable solutions to this challenging site. Thirty-nine submissions were narrowed down through a jury of faculty members to twenty-five proposals that each received fifty dollars to install each design concept.
Ultimately, the UT Austin ASLA student chapter hopes to work towards a long-term solution for this challenging site. In the meanwhile, the temporary exhibition will bring attention to this neglected place on campus and help improve the university's awareness of how landscape architecture students in the School of Architecture could become helpful resources in future campus improvement projects.
The exhibition is on display through May 8.
All photos by Pete Smith.
The 5 X 5 Exhibition is a temporary installation comprised of various design concepts expressing contemporary issues in landscape architecture and environmental design. The goal of the exhibit is to help improve outdoor environments at The University of Texas at Austin campus by exploring and experimenting with alternative solutions to the university's vernacular landscape. The exhibition will take place in twenty-five 5'x5' raised concrete planters at the northwestern corner of the Harry Ransom Center (HRC).
Currently, these planters are neglected as a result of the challenging site conditions including: inadequate sunlight, lack of permanent irrigation, poor soil conditions, and shelter any natural precipitation. In response, the ASLA Student Chapter hosted a design competition housed within the School of Architecture encouraging students to propose expressive alternatives and sustainable solutions to this challenging site. Thirty-nine submissions were narrowed down through a jury of faculty members to twenty-five proposals that each received fifty dollars to install each design concept.
Ultimately, the UT Austin ASLA student chapter hopes to work towards a long-term solution for this challenging site. In the meanwhile, the temporary exhibition will bring attention to this neglected place on campus and help improve the university's awareness of how landscape architecture students in the School of Architecture could become helpful resources in future campus improvement projects.
The exhibition is on display through May 8.
All photos by Pete Smith.
currently working on pr for the carlsberg open air cinema at a pool area close to rhine river at duesseldorf, germany. you got to know what you´re workin´ for.. ;-)
pics from karl aka ckkenn. good job.
My husband bought a Canon Rebel T5 for my birthday as this was the last "big gift" he will be able to get for me for a few years since he will be attending law school. However he went a little bit overboard and also purchased all these other things too. Not pictured: a super nice tripod.
current project in my spare time, to relocate this sink ( from my collection) to this spot , hmmmmm, there has'nt been a sink here since 1935, i mustopen up the drain, drill new holes for supply thru 18" concrete, and redo the missing tiles & the mortar & plasterwork , then brush the orig wall color, all after my day job ( i love this work_
Really really love journaling on magazines! This is some of my current loves.
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That's my third day in Kaunas, my first time online!
My current flat for about two weeks is on the left, on the right starts the 1.6 km long pedestrian zone called Laisvés aléja.
My mother is downsizing and this hall stand won’t fit in her new apartment. This will be the first time she has moved, she arrived here with Dad when the house was new in 1968. Dad passed in 2019. She’s now 82 and she feels the time is right. This hall stand was made by my Grandfather sometime in the 1950’s - he owned a woodworking business in Leicester. It was originally stained a dark colour, as was the style at the time. Dad painted it white, but never completed it due to his health deteriorating. I'll finish the job at some point.
Here is it in place at our house. Could have been made to fit.
Coaching Institute providing Online and Classroom coaching for students preparing for CLAT and other various 5 Year Law Entrance Exams. Courses are designed for Xth passed and XIth & XIIth appearing or passing student.
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A large hawksbill turtle hiding on a small sandy patch of Gordon Reef. The current was medium, so we assume the turtle was taking cover from the current and having a rest! Pictured at Gordon Reef, Tiran Straights, Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt.