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2009-02-11 02:55 AM
2009-02-11 08:34 PM
Aaron wrote:Add some asparagus and we might have a reasonable gamut. Dot sizes and halftones would be challenging though.
pass the beets, Karl.
2009-02-11 08:47 PM
2009-02-12 01:07 AM
Dwight wrote:Naw, Matthew just isn't familiar with the range of colors beets come in.
Another way to know when it has gone too far.
2009-02-12 02:32 AM
Harry wrote:I think Digital Project is your solution:
We have secured a large residentail project with a complex facade. The concept was modelled in Rhino but we have committed to deliver a full BIM project. Think of a wellington boot with a scolloped top and an inverted crease in the front and you get the picture. I am not sure Revit 2009 or Archicad v12 can handle this facade (we use both) and we may have to consider Generative Components or Digital Project but do not have the user base or the time.
Our Struc/MEP consultants are using Revit 2009 but transfer via IFC is still an option as we have a large ArchiCad user base. Doing the facade in 3DMax/Rhino/Cinema4D etc is not an option. Would appreciate your feedback.
HM
2009-02-12 06:36 AM
Dwight wrote:You have a problem with asparagus?
Another way to know when it has gone too far.
2009-02-12 07:20 AM
2009-02-12 08:20 AM
Thomas wrote:As there were no comments on this, I see I have to apologize for bad taste. I have removed the attached picture. The link is enough. Still, I wonder how much responsibility the design of this Koolhaas complex may have had on how this fire incident developed. This comment from The Straits Times sure is food for thought:Harry wrote:Looks like this , then?
Think of a wellington boot with a scolloped top and an inverted crease in the front and you get the picture.
2009-02-12 08:09 PM
2009-02-16 09:49 AM