KENZIE"S COMEBACK

HI TEAM

Welcome back. 




WOOO HOOO!

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This blog is going to be a bit of a flash back to about 6 weeks ago. 

I was walking in for our Monday morning meeting when my boss said, "Kenzie, how would you like to make a neighborhood?"

I replied, "Brandon, that sounds fantastic. Please give it to me."

And then I started asking myself how one makes a neighborhood. 

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But thankfully I have a great teacher named Blair Parker who is quite experienced in neighborhood design who sat down with me and helped me walk through the design process.  

The idea here is to lay out the basics - streets and lots - to give our client, the developer, a master plan to take to present to the city. 

Neighborhood pics incoming: 


sketching out da neighborhood
one of the most current versions (I didn't take a picture of the newest one - whoopsies)


 
real question - would you move into my neighborhood? It can be a studio neighborhood? 

 

Bonus: made dirt and worms cake for my friend Karlie's birthday - woo hoo!



See ya later!



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