HOCKER_IN_DALLAS_9

    Fun words and pictures for you poor interns bored at work.


Fun rooftop garden I have been working. Todd Graves just purchased and is building this along the Katy Trail.

Other than that its epic pool, gate, driveway, and garden revisions for construction documents on autocad and model updates on sketchup and Lumion. I havent been doing many site visits lately but I supplement it with lunch bike rides. 

 

Our newest intern is actually working with TCLF doing research and papers. I think what she does is very cool because whats all the excitement about if it aint culturally influencing.
This was the publish for NOLA. See any you recognize?

GEORGE W. BUSH LIBRARY GARDENS



cool plants from the George W. Bush library. I havent seen any passiflora blooms up here until I visited these library gardens.

hotdog!


Eustoma exaltatum ; prairie catchfly gentian had a very showy bloom during this hot portion of the year.

big ole tiger swallowtails coming around.


I do not even know what this was.

#this is my neighborhood

I live 10 minutes from one of the best courses in the metroplex,



Hangover riders
Never seen a MK3, Mk2, or a corrado(left to right). Triple dipper.

JDM featuring my own beastly #toyota



Perfect Ivy

What are some of the most important things you have learned at your firm?

See Y'all Soon!



Comments

  1. Connor ReeseJuly 1, 2025 at 12:18 PM

    hot dog hot dog hot diggity dawg. The most important thing for me is foe sure learning how to be quick in CAD and also that it's ok to mess up bc ur the intern and ur supposed to

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  2. Adelyn RushJuly 3, 2025 at 7:52 AM

    CAD file organization and PS layer styles have changed the game, firm set me straight fr.

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  3. Danny DonaldsonJuly 7, 2025 at 11:58 AM

    #ONELOVEROOFROOF#bush#jdm#ivy. Maneuvering Land F/X, xrefs, sheet organization, etc.

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    1. ANDREW ENGLISHJuly 10, 2025 at 9:18 AM

      #ONELOVEROOFTOP #GEAXTIGAS #MBASE #XBASE #LBASE
      I never used Land F/X but its nice to finally understand xrefs and sheet organization. currently setting up a whole new sheet document.

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