Recently, I had the pleasure of attending Earth Day ATX 2024 at Huston-Tillotson University, and it was an enriching experience celebrating our planet and exploring sustainable innovations. Here’s a recap of my day at the event:

Earth Day ATX 2024

On April 27, I swung by the rescheduled Earth Day ATX 2024 at Huston-Tillotson University to celebrate Earth Day and immerse myself in the festivities dedicated to our environment. Here are the highlights of the event:

Cultural Music and Festivities

The atmosphere was vibrant with cultural music resonating through the grounds, adding a festive touch to the celebration of Earth Day. It was inspiring to see how music can bring people together in harmony with nature.

EV Cars and Sustainable Transportation

One of the focal points of the event was the EV cars area, showcasing the latest in electric vehicle technology and sustainable transportation solutions. It was encouraging to witness the advancements in reducing carbon footprints and promoting eco-friendly mobility options.

Recently, I had the pleasure of attending a couple of electrifying shows put on by my friends in their cover band, Anxious at the Disco!, and let me tell you, they were absolutely thrilling. Here’s a rundown of my experiences:

The Early Anxious At The Disco! Shows

Anxious At The Disco took the stage and delivered unforgettable nights of rock music. The atmosphere was electric as friends and I rocked out to their energetic performances. It was fantastic to see the band play live and witness the passion they bring to their music. The crowds were buzzing with excitement, and it was great to see new faces joining in and enjoying the music just as much as we were. There were truly nights to remember!

A Day of Volunteering, Networking, and Inspiration

I’m excited to share my recent experience volunteering at the Texas ASLA 2024 Conference! It was a day filled with networking, inspiration, and celebrating the achievements of our firm and others in the landscape architecture community.

Engaging at Texas ASLA 2024 Conference

I had the privilege of volunteering on April 26 at this year’s Texas ASLA Conference, held right here in our vibrant city. Here’s a glimpse into what made this conference such a rewarding experience:

Celebrating Achievements

One of the highlights of the conference was seeing Design Workshop receive recognition and awards for our contributions to landscape architecture. It was inspiring to witness firsthand the innovative projects and talented individuals who are shaping our built environment.

I had an inspiring experience recently that I’m excited to share with you all: my first visit to the Austin Creative Reuse Center! Here’s a glimpse into what made this visit so special:

Unveiling Creativity and Sustainability

This past week, I had the pleasure of exploring the Austin Creative Reuse Center for the first time. Located right here in our vibrant city, this center is a hub of creativity and sustainability. As soon as I stepped inside, I was greeted by a bustling market of vendors, all showcasing their crafts and creations.

A Haven of Creativity

What struck me immediately was the sheer variety of items on display, from handmade jewelry to upcycled furniture and everything in between. What makes this place truly unique is that all these creations are made from materials donated to the center. It’s a testament to the power of creativity and the importance of repurposing materials.

I recently had a unique experience that I wanted to share with you all: witnessing the Texas Eclipse! Here’s a glimpse into my cloudy yet fascinating day:

Cloudy Skies and Eclipse Excitement

On April 8th, a group of coworkers and I gathered at a nearby park to witness the much-anticipated eclipse. Although the weather was cloudy, we were determined to catch a glimpse of this celestial event. Armed with eclipse glasses and a sense of wonder, we settled in to watch.

A Moment of Darkness

As the eclipse progressed, we noticed the sky gradually darken, creating an eerie yet exciting atmosphere despite the clouds obscuring our view of the sun. The temperature dropped slightly, and there was a noticeable hush among us as we experienced the partial darkness that accompanied the eclipse.