Be carefull how you draw it.........

[Stress Co_]

Just what you don't want to see at a site inspection .......

[Dwight]

This i must see. Photo?

[Anonymous]

Once a friend of mine, also an architect, drew a line in front of the bathtub in a bathroom to indicate there should be a curtain. When she went to site she found a brick wall there.

[Anonymous]

Perhaps this is just the beginning of a new style of architecture where the annotations are expressed in the finished building.

I particularly like the idea of the grid bubbles up in the sky...

...and room tags inlaid in terrazzo, cut into carpets, stamped into concrete...

[Anonymous]

Be careful with the shadows on the elevetions too! There could be some interesting designs! 😉

[Dwight]

Matthew wrote:
Perhaps this is just the beginning of a new style of architecture where the annotations are expressed in the finished building.

This has happened already. I vaguely remember a series of dark grey buildings with white notes - things like datums and window data written on the elevations. haha.

In the early eighties, i think.

Can anyone link to the architect?

[Anonymous]

In a similar vein...

Watch out for your revision clouds!

[Anonymous]

"watch out for your contractor"
Peter Devlin

[Anonymous]

Haha! These are priceless.

Isn't it ironic that the master builder concept has eroded to this incredible disconnect between the builder and the designer in so many cases.