We are excited to welcome another summer intern to the Great Ecology team! 🎉 🌳 Dongni Ma, recently completed her graduate studies in Landscape Architecture at UC Berkeley. Her passion is guiding design with a scientific approach while integrating cultural contexts and community dynamics into landscape projects. In China, Dongni worked on planning projects, where she focused on rendering, construction drawings, and graphic design. More recently, she interned on public space projects, specializing in 3D printing, plant palettes, and graphic design. Her previous internships have deeply influenced her dedication to tackling environmental challenges through creative and sustainable landscape design solutions. Welcome Dongni, we can’t wait to watch you grow! 🌱 #LandscapeArchitecture #EcologicalDesign #LandscapeDesign #EcologicalConsulting #Internships #SanDiego
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"Excited to share the successful completion of my college internship journey in Residential Building Design, focusing on G 1 structures. Through innovative design tools, I've discovered the art of harmonizing form and function. Grateful to my college for nurturing my architectural aspirations! #CollegeInternship #BuildingDesign"
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At Architectural Planners and the 3DFactory, we're not just crafting buildings; we're nurturing futures. 🏗️🌆 Our internship program is more than a workspace; it's a window into the rich tapestry of architectural processes. We're not about making photocopies; we're about fostering deep understanding. From design and concept sketches to the nitty-gritty of detailing and consenting documentation, our interns dive into every facet of the journey. It's not just about what we build; it's about how we sculpt dreams into reality. We're not just offering tasks; we're offering transformation. With us, you won't just learn; you'll immerse yourself in the dynamic arena of design and development. So, if you're seeking a platform that exposes you to the full spectrum of challenges and creative solutions, look no further. #ArchitectureInternship #ArchitectsOfTomorrow #UnleashYourPotential
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🚀 Embarking on Architectural Journeys: A Fusion of Imagination & Reality Step into my world where lines blur between artistry and engineering. My portfolio is a tapestry of concepts, ranging from sustainable havens to futuristic spaces that challenge the norm. Each project is a chapter in my evolving story, where innovation meets craftsmanship. Dive in and discover how I blend tradition with avant-garde ideas to shape the future of architecture. Let's redefine the skyline, one design at a time. 🌆 Check out my portfolio and join me on this architectural adventure! #ArchitecturePortfolio #InnovativeDesign #FutureArchitect #Internship #3dvisualisation #freelancearchitect
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I recently completed a project where I built a linear regression model to predict house prices based on square footage, the number of bedrooms, and bathrooms. This project involved data cleaning, feature engineering, and model training to create an accurate predictor of property values. #prodigyinfotech #Linearregression #Machinelearninginternship
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Unfortunately, we are still having a #Conversation around #UnpaidInternships in #Architecture. It is high time the question shifts to 'How much is fair pay' from 'Whether to pay or not.' For once, it would be nice to topple the hierarchy and ask the #Interns or #FreshGraduates, their idea of a #FairPay. Read the post below, to know more, and head over to xen to share your opinion. Parnavi Karandikar | xen #xen #xencommunication #communicationsagency #architecture #internships #internshipexperience #unpaidinternship #unpaid #architecturedesign #architects #architecturestudent #architecturestudents #studentcommunity #freshers #dialogue #architectural #critique #communication #architectsofindia #architectsofchange
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1moWelcome, Dongni Ma! Excited to work with you!