I want to be a landscape architect...

If you are thinking about what to study at university or looking for a career change, if you care about the environment and the places where we live, work and play, this film aims to help you decide 'I want to be a landscape architect!'

To find out more visit http://www.iwanttobealandscapearchite...


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[mmland100]

Thank you for such a beautifully put together work of art showing the depth and breadth of our profession!

[leannb84]

THANK YOU! so sick of explaining that I don't mow lawns for a living. With this video, we are now going to have an influx of students applying at schools, since no one actually majors in landscape architecture really knowing what it is. again, THANK YOU!

[Suhail Sahimi]

after graduated, i got like 5 job offers, not even have the opportunity to ask for it

[ieatpencils]

I want to do this....

[Alex McCord]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!

[De Xiang Li]

Awesome!A masterpiece is how i would describe it. THANKS

[crypticsnipage]

Thanks I'm really looking into this job and this definitely encouraged me to even look farther

[RealEros1]

Thank you for your thoughtful answers. They honestly encourage me for the best. I wish you the best in Landscape Architecture for both yourself and those who will occupy your projects.

[Robert Ng]

No problemo. Good question. The built world directly affects those who occupy it. The landscape architect once finished may or may not have to live in that space; therefore the understanding of social systems goes hand in hand with design. Having multiple lenses is pertinent in today's field. Design and planning are trending towards a more multidisciplinary. Last piece of advice; hone your drawing and writing skills. Effective communication is perfected through praxis and time.

[RealEros1]

Thank you for your comment. It encourages me to really come into a MLA with a different background other than Architecture. Just to ask one more question, how would you say your Sociology degree is enriching your study of Landscape Architecture? Just curious.

[Robert Ng]

You can come in from any background if you enter a MLA program. The diversity in undergraduate and professional backgrounds make MLA what it is today as a discipline. ES is a good undergraduate to complement an MLA. Learn what inspires you and makes you hungry for knowledge. It will most likely be applicable to L.Arch. I'm currently in an MLA program and have a B.A. in Sociology and a vocational education and practice in landscape horticulture.

[mang dan]

its cool video about landscape architect, because i am landscape architect. where we will appreciate the nature because we are going to stay in that realm