Back from the wilderness indeed. Took a camping trip this weekend for an environmental class. A great experience i must say. We drove down to the olympic peninsula and hiked along the south fork of the Hoh river. This class is really opening my eyes the the wide range of plants here in the Pacific Northwest and the ridiculous amount of diversity. This is really opening up my eyes to the immense potential that these type of trips might have on my design ideas in the future. This class combined with my plant identification class is great. Some things that I am MORE interested in learning is the living compatible environments for many of these plants that we're learning about. I think that these will help me even more to implement plants that will actually live in my designs rather than just dying. How unfortunate would that be? Quite.
In other notes I think that I am going to start working on my application for the
University of Washington's Architecture Program. Yes, the second time. My thinking in this decision is that since i am already accepted into
landscape, and I have very much improved my graphic skills as well as organizational skills in the last year I might as well try to widen my options. The advantages of architecture? You attain a bachelors of arts in architecture in a total of two additional years as opposed to the 3 years required for a bachelor of landscape. The disadvantage is that the landscape degree seems to be much more prestigious and is defined as a "professional degree" . But we shall see! Until next time!
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I took this photo on the camping trip I just returned from. Its a pretty good picture I think so just wanted to post it. Reminds me of sea foam. Which leads to the little mermaid and how she eventually turned to sea foam and just bubbled away. That could be a mermaid! Just keep that in mind. Until next time!
