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Hi everyone again, I’m trying to get a better understanding of the path toward starting your own landscape architecture firm and how licensure plays into that, specifically how important it is to be fully licensed before starting, whether people recommend gaining a certain amount of experience first, and what that transition looked like from working under someone else to running your own work, along with any challenges, risks, or things you wish you knew earlier when it comes to clients, projects, and actually sustaining a firm, I’d really appreciate any real insight or experiences! I've now graduated with an accredited Bla, have some experience & pursuing licensure currently!Thank you once again!

Hi everyone, I’m wondering if anyone here has worked at a civil engineering firm and can share their experience from a landscape architecture or landscape design perspective and what your thoughts are on it for someone who is currently working toward licensure in landscape architecture, specifically whether working at a civil engineering firm is a good path for gaining the right experience and what the upsides and downsides have been in terms of design exposure, mentorship, workload, and overall professional growth, thanks in advance for any insight or advice!!!