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I am a civil engineer and I have been working in a landscaping & Irrigation company in Dubai for 1 year. Now I want to apply for master of landscaping architecture. I found some universities offer M.L.A for students graduated in other majors. I have to submit a portfolio. I got some oil paintings, photographs and some small 3D Landscape designed by software (Realtime Landscaping pro3). Are these enough for a portfolio? I don’t know what do universities expect my portfolio to be?

I'm in a BLA course 4th year right now but we're pretty close to the MLA's so I've gotten to peek at their experience and rarely portfolios. The things you have so far are excellent, and it's very good to have a variety (showcase a few of your best instead of a lot of one thing). If you have photos of your previous landscaping projects in Dubai that would be great too.

The website for my university describes the portfolio similarly to the BLA program, so I got in including artwork, and I also put in a Musical Arrangement I wrote on the computer. I've heard of research papers or well written essays being a good thing, or photographs of other creative things like models. The university you are applying to should have a website with some description of what they're expecting.

2008-11-10 20:23:57 by honey s

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The title says it all - I need a help with my Personal Project that is based on Landscape Architecture..

I'm going to design sketches of a Park, and I would like to know what type of Software(s) or Comp. Programme(s) I should use to do this?

There are points that should be known firstly:

1) I'm also going to possibly (Not yet sure) to take a real empty land in Jakarta (This park is going to be based in Jakarta) to base my "Sketches of Park" (I'm not actually making the Park, only designing - planning it)..

2) I'm going to add some Indonesia Cultures - Elements onto the Park, so I would have to also sketch some wooden carvings or the kind..


And lastly, I have another question: Do you think in my position that it would be better for me to sketch my Parks with the Computer or Manually (With hands, writing tools and paper)? Just so you know, I'm not a Tech - Savvy person, however, I can draw quite well.. The best option would be to draw it by hands (For me), but, would that be a bad idea for this Personal Project?


Thanks for your help :)

My answers would be 2 ones I know architectes and designers do use on a daily basic :
- Adobe Illustrator
- AutoCad (some architect and designer software that cost a lot and is hard to work with)

...i heard about Architect 3D and about Google Sketch Up, but dont, know them tough.

2009-08-19 05:29:30 by Hadzeux

Price: $49.95

architecture jobs as project architect, landscape architect, Licensed Architect, Solutions Architect, Data Warehouse Architect, Enterprise Architect, Software Architect , J2EE Architect , Technical Architect, Information Architect, Senior Application Architect, and Java Architect. If someone know the difference between them, can you please tell me a different between all them and what they do, in a very brief information or any clues about the. And what is a right one. There so many, and I'm confused about what I have to pick. Thank You.

I assume your not looking into teaching English and it is your second language. If you don't understand the differences, talk to a counselor or look them up on the internet. It's a big choice and you don't walk into senior positions. Most places start you at the bottom and you work your way up-if you can. Also find out how long it takes to get to the place you think you want to be. How much you will earn as you go along? How much time off? Perks? Call someone up in the position that you think you desire and ask if you could come talk to them. Have a list of questions about how fulfilling the job is, responsibilities, etc. Make sure the job fits you and the lifestyle you want to have and that you can be happy doing that forever. . .

2007-12-31 08:21:50 by mjm2222

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Okay, I am going to be thirteen this year, and I am VERY into architecture, and I want a good, cheap software under 100 dollars (please, if possible), that makes houses that look like the software they use on HGTV. Now, I am very smart, and I would really like a good software for my age, that I can build a very detailed home. I already have the Sims 2 for PC, and that is great, but I would like something where I can make exact measurements and exact details, and landscaping, and just everything. Thanks!

I use 3D Home Architect, cost me about $100. Good enough for the City to accept building plans from it :)

2008-02-22 12:33:36 by caseyy;

I want Architecture, Interior Design and Landscaping in 3D rendering and animation, want sharp clean image, which is best and easier to learn?

Maya or Solidwork or???

Google recently released a software program to the public that deals with animation. It is called Google SketchUp and is available for free. It is very easy to use and provides several kinds of sharp, clean objects and images.

2008-06-26 10:09:59 by Joy J