MONSTER BRAINS Blog - The Angry Architect - Architect Turned Architectural Critic. The Lost Soul of Metabolism. Passionate Purveyor of the Well-Versed Rant Pakistan Truck Art Architecture School You Know You’re No Longer An Archistudent When… You can’t find your giant roll of butter paper anywhere. blackandrileyblue asked: Hi!! I'm thinking of going into architecture and I'm extremely sure about it. That’s great to hear that you’ve made up your mind so resolutely! kaufwahn asked: Hey, do you have any tips/ resources on how to design good layouts for a presentation of a project ? Usually i go to pinterest/google for inspiration, and it’ll also depend on what kind of style suits your project. sarsakailas asked: Hey! Hmm is this in preparation for your interview? Beautiful things grow out of shit. If you walk around with the idea that there are some people who are so gifted—they have these wonderful things in their head but and you’re not one of them, you’re just sort of a normal person, you could never do anything like that—then you live a different kind of life. — Brian Eno, Here Is What Is (cf. (Source: austinkleon, via teachingliteracy) seventyfivehundred: archistudent: So guilty.
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A Daily Dose of Architecture David Hembrow - Sturdy Dutch-made Load carrying front racks for bicycles Frame fixing front rack This rack connects to the frame of the bicycle so can carry a higher weight than the other option without the handling of the bike being affected. For this reason, it more closely resembles most traditional butcher's bikes than the other rack that I offer. The drawback with this design is that the handlebars don't rotate with the rack, so the basket (or other load) on the rack must not be high enough to conflict with the handlebars or cables. The load area of this rack is 40 cm wide x 27 cm front to back. As delivered, the fixing requires a downtube frame diameter of around 32 mm, or 1 and a quarter inch. This rack as fitted can easily be removed from the frame, but a hole is provided for either a padlock or a bolt to secure it permanently. It may be possible to fit this rack to some bicycles with front suspension, though I wouldn't recommend suspension forks for carrying heavy loads on a bike. Please click here to buy this rack.
Fuck Yeah, Paul Gross! | Buried On Sunday (1992) (aka Northern Extremes) This Self-Sustaining Smart Garden Uses Aquaponics to Grow Herbs and Care for Fish at Once The EcoGarden is a smart and interactive ecosystem. One intelligentminiature greenhouse and a self-cleaning aquariumthat is capable of growing a variety of fresh herbs and veggies all year round.It was created so you can control and monitor your garden remotely, right from the palm of your hand. At Ecobloom we want to make growing fun, interactive and as simple as possible. Enjoy the powerful combination of nature and technology in a seamless way. Hamza QadoumiJuan BlascoEmil JansenEmese OrbanNathan Lewis The EcoGarden works with the beautiful farming technique called 'aquaponics'. The educational and interactive mobile app was developed to keep track of the balance of the EcoGarden. Currently Ecobloom is in the final stages of the prototyping phase. Learn More About This Project x
Vengeance Dad Vengeance Dad is a meme showing a photograph similar to PTSD Clarinet Boy – a studio photography style made popular in the 1980s, where a larger photo of a person’s head is superimposed over another p… [ more ] Vengeance Dad is a meme showing a photograph similar to PTSD Clarinet Boy – a studio photography style made popular in the 1980s, where a larger photo of a person’s head is superimposed over another photo. The juxtaposition of the two photos provided a fertile ground for humor, and this photo is no exception. The photo depicts the serious face of a father, with the rest of his family, wife and two children, covering part of his head. The photo is faded and judging by the clothing and eyeglasses worn, was taken some time in the 1980s, probably earlier in the decade. The picture demonstrates the fading and color loss that is common in older photographs of that era.