Data Cooperative Sign In Registered Arkispecs members can update their listings, post articles and photos, receive news and updates. Username: Password: Not yet registered? Building Products General Requirements Site Construction Concrete Masonry Metals Wood and Plastics Thermal & Moisture Protection Doors & Windows Finishes Specialties Equipment Furnishings Special Construction Conveying Devices Mechanical Electrical Building Professionals Home > Data Cooperative The Data-Cooperative is an online resource that facilitates file sharing among Filipino architects. This repository of digital files will of course, start small, but it is envisioned to exponentially expand over time, as more and more people begin downloading files from this online resource and in turn, begin uploading their own files to contribute. Branded Product Drawings CAD Maps of the Philippines Vicintiy Maps, Location Plans, Road Plans, and Site Plans 2D CAD Drawings Furniture, Sports Facilities 2D Entourage Figures Links to other CAD Data Resources
Development Of Surfaces General Details Of Process A surface may be considered as formed by the motion of a line. Any length of line moved side-wise in any direction will form a surface, of a width equal to the length of the line, and of a length equal to the distance over which the line is moved. There are two different classes of surfaces; namely, those formed by a moving straight line, and those formed by a moving curved line. In some construction work, patterns of different faces or of the whole surface must be made; in stone cutting, for example, there must be a pattern giving the shape of any irregular surface, and in sheet-metal work a pattern must be made such that, when a sheet is cut, it can be so formed that it will be of the same shape as the original object. Fig. 142. This pattern making, or the laying out of a complete surface on one plane, is called the development of the surface. Fig. 143. Fig. 144. Right Cylinder In Fig. 143 is represented a right cylinder rolling on a plane. Right Cone Fig. 145.
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Co-de-iT Tutorials Introduction to Grasshopper Videos by David Rutten. Wondering how to get started with Grasshopper? Look no further. Dario Donato director di SpatialConnection(s), incubatore di ricerca per una creatività matematica, ha il piacere di annunciare il libro: Contaminazioni creative digitali – Trascrizioni di una complessità algoritmica attraverso Rhino.Grasshopper Transcripts of a complexity algorithmic through Rhino and Grasshopper. If you’re looking for a nice collection of Grasshopper tutorials then jump over to Designalyze Here are a series of beginner and advanced tutorials from our friends at Studio Mode... This tutorial series was developed for the Design Studio AIR at the University of Melbourne, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning. Essential Mathematics 3rd Edition uses Grasshopper to introduce design professionals to foundation mathematical concepts that are necessary for effective development of computational methods for 3D modeling and computer graphics.
Laurie Baker : Architect's Official Website Artistic Inspiration | Dr. Sam Lam Art Nov 26 For me art is not about the intellectual but about the visceral. It needs to give me a one two punch when I look at it. Tagged with: artistic inspiration • dr. sam lam Honestly, I could see myself being an industrial designer if I had an alternative life. Jubilee Church, Richard Meier Another discipline that has had a profound influence on me and that I relish deeply is architecture. Out of many of the architects I admire I truly love Richard Meier. Agnes Martin Another artist who has profoundly shaped my aesthetic vision is Agnes Martin who died in 2004 at the age of 92. Here is an inspirational interview with her so that you can understand her aesthetic philosophy more thoroughly: Me Standing at the Mass MOCA Lewitt Exhibit in North Adams, MA My Love of Sol Lewitt by Dr. I am always looking for inspiration as an artist and no one has had as much a profound impact in my work as the late Sol Lewitt. Here is a fun video showing the installation of a wall painting:
Materiality and Light There are a few different ways of approaching the use of materials in landscape installations. While there exists a finite amount of materials (albeit growing due to our ability to co-opt and produce more products), there is no limitations to the diversity of applications and combinations. While landscape architecture is getting more experimental, I tend to look to architecture for some of the more original uses to adapt to the site. Some architectural examples that recently caught my eye really start to provide some interesting ways to perforate the skin and play with light - both as it floods interior spaces as well as the interesting formal properties for the exterior facades. :: image via Tropolism Combining this concept with my love of rusted metal is the Performer's House by Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects in Silkeborg, Denmark. :: images via Arch Daily :: images via Inhabitat :: image via Archidose :: image via Ned Kahn :: Articulated Cloud - image via Ned Kahn
bamboo furniture systems apr 28, 2010 bamboo furniture systems bamboo furniture system was scheduled to be part of the selection of contemporary indian design production in designboom’s curated exhibition ‘asia_now’, at dwell on design in los angeles, june 25 – 27, 2010. unfortunately, due to unforseen circumstances – road blockades enforced for political reasons, and heavy rains in the northeastern part of india – bamboo furniture systems did not make their way to the exhibition. demonstrating the stability of the book shelf ‘book shelf’ ‘truss me’ is a sustainable furniture system developed my indian designer sandeep sangaru. designboom promotes the use of bamboo in the fields of architecture and design and we asked sandeep to document his ongoing bamboo project for our readers. the concept behind the collection explores new construction possibilities with solid bamboo poles - strictus dendocalmus – and splits, using modular forms and lamination joints for new applications. ‘book shelf’ rendering ‘chair’