Fall Fun at Duke Farms

Come along with the LA Club as they explore Duke Farms

Studio in St. Croix

Feeling cold? Come along with the LA club to beautiful sunny St. Croix.

Student NJASLA Structure

Come along with the LA club and get an inside look at the progress of the structure that will be displayed in Atlantic City.

RULA In Phoenix: My Trip To Arcosanti

See some pictures and read first hand accounts of all the fun you missed in Phoenix

Phoenix Photography

Didn't get to go to Phoenix? Come along with Junior Jesse Woods and experience the beauty!

Wednesday, February 27, 2013


OUR T-SHIRT DESIGN WINNER JESSIE WOODS! CONGRATS


OUR PLANT PROPAGATION WORKSHOP!
IT WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS!
OUR VICE PRESIDENT CHRIS MARSHALL TEACHING THE CLUB MEMBERS HOW TO PROPAGATE A PLANT.





TWO OF OUR SOPHOMORES (GRACE AND SANDY) WITH THE PLANTS THAT THEY PROPAGATED!


JESSIE AND MICHELLE WITH THE PLANT THEY PROPAGATED!


JOSH AND MICHELLE!


SAM AND ALEX! (BOTH JUNIORS)


EVERYBODY PROPAGATED THERE PLANT!


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Monday, February 25, 2013

Bowling: Taking a Break from Blake!

 Whether you can bowl or not, Blakers took a small break from studio work and exams at Stelton Lanes.

Here are some highlights of our night!!







"So what is the correlation between bowling and how well you can design?"-Ellen Gallagher
-We'll have to wait around for Round 2!



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Wednesday, February 20, 2013


MATERIAL TECTONICS FIELD TRIP - MATERIAL CONNECTIONS LIBRARY - GEHRY TECHNOLOGIES




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Taco Night! (NJASLA Student Chapter Meeting)


Two of our juniors helping themselves to some food.  At last weeks meeting it was Taco Night!


Sara (Junior) very happy to be at our meeting!


We also had a T-shirt competition for the design that will be on the t-shirt!


The student Chapter President and Vice President introducing a plant propagation workshop that will take place in our next meeting (February 27th).

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Saturday, January 19, 2013

A Trunk full of SketchDEM and PictureDEM

 Here are some more pictures of the St. Croix trip to go along with the post explaining the trip and studio course

Ridge to Reef Permaculture Farm
National Park Service: Plantation / Museum
 Sugar Cane Mill at the Labrynth
 Hill to the Museum
 Journal Cover in mud 
 Squirrels of St. Croix
 Sugar Cane Mill
 Geiko mascot taking a ride on the windshield
 Sustainable farm at an Elementary School
 Sedum Tree? 
 Might not want to climb this one
 Back home, hangin with Mr. B
 East side desert beach
 Cannons in Coral
The Labrynth

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NJASLA student work exhibition

During the fall semester the student chapter members brainstormed ideas for a structure that would hold student work at the NJASLA Annual Convention in Atlantic City. Out of the three choices the most recognized idea was a flexible structure of wire and a series of repeating elements to create a functional and aesthetic piece that would be transportable and stand at the student booth to exhibit our work.
Here are some updates that the students have worked on over Winter Break, (despite the Blake Hall renovations). Stayed tuned, for the final piece.

 
Photo by : John Peters

Photo by: John Peters

Photo by: Maria Torres

-MT

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St. Croix USVI Praxis Studio 2013

As of Spring 2012 the Department of Landscape Architecture at Rutgers University launched its initiative to associate third year, fourth year and 2nd year graduate students in 3 different studios allowing students to chose a special topic of interest. This year we have 3 exciting new learning opportunities, the Praxis studios include:
Liberty State Park -Wetland Restoration Ecological Design
West 8-George Washington Bridge Light House- Urban Design
St. Croix-Cultural Community Design

The St. Croix Group spent 7 days in the island exploring different aspects of St. Croix. Some of the  elements include, learning about its identity, its significance through heritage, on going social issues, agricultural background, economical situation, and exploring ecological values of the island. The students most importantly, learned how St. Croix collectively impacts the overall scope of the U.S. Virigin Islands.

Here are some samples of my journal work.


NPS-View From Salt River Bay 

NPS-Overlooking Salt River Bay

George Tyson-Historic Sugar Plantation Remains 


St. Croix East End John and Issacs Bay


St. Croix "The Gem of the U.S. Virgin Islands" 

-MT


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