TUTO . com : Formation Photoshop, PHP, After Effects, Indesign ... 3,200 Year Old Tree Never Been Captured In A Single Image... (Distractify) Cloaked in the snows of California’s Sierra Nevada, the 3,200-year-old giant sequoia called the President rises 247 feet. Two other sequoias have wider trunks, but none has a larger crown, say the scientists who climbed it. The figure at top seems taller than the other climbers because he’s standing forward on one of the great limbs. The trunk is 27 feet wide and the his mighty branches hold 2 billion needles, the most of any tree on the planet. On top of that, he still adds one cubic meter of wood per year – making him one of the fastest growing trees in the world. Giant sequoias exist in only one place, where The President and smaller trees that make up his “House” and “Senate”, reside. The team painstakingly put together a set of pulleys and levers to climb the tree. Awesome stuff. Chael Nichols, Ngm staff. Order Large Format Prints at: NationalGeographicCart.com
Toy Awards 10 Most Magnificent Trees in the World "A tree is a wonderful living organism which gives shelter, food, warmth and protection to all living things. It even gives shade to those who wield an axe to cut it down" - Buddha. There are probably hundreds of majestic and magnificent trees in the world - of these, some are particularly special: 10. Lone Cypress in Monterey (Image credit: bdinphoenix [flickr]) (Image credit: mikemac29 [flickr]) Buffeted by the cold Pacific Ocean wind, the scraggly Lone Cypress [wiki] (Cupressus macrocarpa) in Pebble Beach, Monterey Peninsula, California, isn't a particularly large tree. 9. As a hobby, bean farmer Axel Erlandson [wiki] shaped trees - he pruned, bent, and grafted trees into fantastic shapes and called them "Circus Trees." Basket Tree (Image credit: jpeepz [flickr]) The two-legged tree (Image credit: Vladi22, Wikipedia) Ladder tree (Image credit: Arborsmith) Axel Erlandson underneath one of his arborsculpture (Image credit: Wilma Erlandson, Cabinet Magazine) 8. 7. Chandelier Tree. 6. 5. 4. 3.
Tourte à l'ananas The Fairy Tale Forest By Ildiko Neer | Travel Klix Hungarian photographer Ildiko Neer began operations in 2009. He draws his inspiration from nature, but a special thrill is wood – the sun makes its way through the trees, the sound of leaves and stunning colors of autumn. All this was reflected in the works of photographer. Landscapes, landscapes news, landscapes photos, nature, nature landscapes, nature news, Nature Photos, Photos, travel landscapes, travel nature, Travel News, Travel Photos, Travel Tips
Types of 4D BIM Construction Scheduling Techniques 4D BIM is an excellent tool for managing material and resources on the field. The logical sequencing of onsite tasks and accurate budget estimation catalyze the way construction projects are designed, managed and developed. Traditional scheduling techniques have multiple challenges and limited benefits though the AEC industry is still comfortable with it. 2D scheduling and bar charts often throw up inaccurate layouts and obscure presentations, hampering informed decisions, delaying projects and adding to costs. 4D BIM’s accurate scheduling and sequencing features backed by visualization and coordination capabilities transforms the way architects, contractors and other stakeholders operate. READ HERE : What does 4D BIM Mean for Your Construction Business? Why is 4D BIM scheduling important for construction projects? 4D BIM Scheduling is important for construction projects as it helps engineers, designers, estimators and schedulers link 3D models to schedules. 1.Bar Charts or Gantt Charts
Les 20 allées d’arbres les plus extraordinaires par lesquelles il faut passer au moins une fois dans sa vie La nature nous impressionnera toujours, quoi de plus beau que de se retrouver dans un tunnel de verdure ! Ici, nous avons sélectionné pour vous 20 allées d’arbres qui se sont formées naturellement ou avec l’aide de certains jardiniers talentueux et c'est magnifique ! Tour: 12 Years of Tinkering Produce an Amazingly Artful Loft Houzz at a GlanceWho lives here: Kursteen Salter Price, an immunologist; her husband, an endocrinologist; and her two kids, ages 4 and 7Location: Portland, OregonSize: 2,400 square feet (222 square meters); 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms The loft’s original design consisted of carpeted floors, drywall and MDF finish work. Price tore all that out. The building is a former factory, so there were no load-bearing walls to leave in place. “Once you tore the walls down,” she says, “the old concrete was great.”
srsi pav – peter macapia architecture labdora Posted on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011 at 5:35 pm. Filed under: architecture Tags: computational fluid dynamics, dirty geometry, peter macapia RSS 2.0 feed. Comments are closed. Ufunk.net formpig » 02 bibliography | architecture 02 bibliography | architecture using tensor diagrams to solve and represent geometric problems by jim blinn. i think it has a relationship to cubic [...] i’m told donald knuth is an interesting dude for the computer science crew. check out some of his writing. he’s [...] dynamics: the geometry of behavior by abraham and shaw. a rare but very accessible book on dynamics. super background for [...] felix klein’s erlanger program. the foundational document for contemporary topology. get on with it. [link to paper] an image from d’arcy wentworth thompson’s on growth and form. personally i found bucky fuller’s synergetics to be more game [...] if you’re interested in following a contemporary architectural train of thought through to its logical conclusion, check out chapter 12 [...] [link to paper] an image from franz reuleaux’s kinematics of machinery: outline of a theory of machines. an image of confocal quadrics from hilbert’s geomety and the imagination. solid book. nice intro information.
Un Christ à la main verte ? - L'image à la clé #2 — Noli me tangere Atelier de Rubens XVIIe siècle, Huile sur toile, 200x177,5 cm Conservé au Rijksmuseum Représenter le Christ ressuscité avec une bêche dans les mains, quelle drôle d’idée ? Pourtant c’est un motif fort répandu dans toute l’histoire de l’art classique. Jésus lui dit : « Femme, pourquoi pleures-tu ? Ce sont donc les paroles de Marie-Madeleine juste après la résurrection qui sont à l’origine de cette image. Comment peut-on identifier avec certitude Marie-Madeleine ? Elle est clairement identifiable grâce au pot de parfum blanc au premier plan, ce pot de parfum blanc nous ramène à l’épisode du repas chez Simon le pharisien. Quelles sont toutes ces plantes à l’arrière-plan ? On peut voir des carottes, des fleurs, mais aussi et surtout une fleur de courge. Noémie Marijon et Valérie-Anne Maitre Pour aller plus loin Landrivon Sylvaine, Marie-Madeleine : la fin de la nuit, Paris, Cerf, 2017. Collectif, Marie-Madeleine : la passion révélée, IAC Ceyson, 2016.