The End

I'm a little behind on postings. Sorry for all of you out there who are DYING to know everything  that's going on...

So the past couple of weeks have been pretty laid back. After finishing all of the support drawings, we had to come up with a promotional poster, ASLA award submittal, and complete booklet for the entire project. Pretty simple stuff...

I spent most of my time on the promo poster. I have always been into graphic design and this was my chance to explore it a little bit more. I didn't get to push it as far as I wanted to, but I think my final poster came out well.
Full Resolution Poster

The other main task for the last week was to present the final project design. Much like midterm presentations, this was to be 15 minutes followed by 5 minutes of questions. I am extremely happy with the way my presentation went and the comments that followed after.

So with the conclusion of the presentation, my student career as an undergrad in landscape architecture also concluded (assuming I passed my capstone project). It is bitter sweet to think that I won't have to spend any more countless hours in the studio that became my home away from home. Yes, I am sick of the building, but when I think back about how much I have learned about design, architecture, landscape architecture, ecology, sustainability, and even myself, it is hard to not be a little disappointed while packing up my desk. On to the next one, I guess. Hopefully, my new desk will be in some stellar, urban design driven landscape architecture firm...