innovative way of preserving food!
beginners guide to the apocalypse: 2012 UTS studio
3 responses. Apocalypse at UTS
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Apocalypse at UTS library… This is NOT photoshop. It is actual real! I saw this happening when I was on the way to uni to hand in the portfolio. This scene seems to be similar to our renders for this subject. So i just took pictures out of this interest.
no responses. portfolio how is everyone binding their thing together, when there is an image running btween two pages
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one response. Ben how do you spell your last name
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would have to write your name on my portfolio
don’t want to spell your last name wrong
cheers
no responses. illustrator vs indesign
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http://www.dreaminfinity.com/nocturne/2010/10/photoshop-illustrator-or-indesign/
I know you probably dont want to say “I told you so”, but illustrator is so laggy right now, even with the 64bit version. It is taking more than 3 seconds everytime i type a single letter. Right now all i can do is type it up in word first then copy and paste into illustrator.
Last time ever using illustrator to do layouts. A stitch in time saves nine. Guys next time, just take the time to learn inDesign.
2 responses. Question – Grasshopper on Portfolio?
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Hey Ben,
How do we show grasshopper models in our portfolio? or do we even show it?
Thanks
2 responses. Kingkey 100
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What do you guys think of this sky scaper in ShenZhen, China
I felt something really weird about this building, just not sure what is it, but it looks really uncomfortable for some reason.
I think it might be the entrance of the building, its unique but weird, anyone else find it the same way?
no responses. IBM’s water-cooled supercomputer saves energy and helps with your heating bill (video)
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“”"”"”"”"”‘ IBM’s SuperMuc has had a good week. Not only has the three petaflop machine been listed as Europe’s fastest supercomputer, but it’s also apparently the first high performance computer that’s entirely water-cooled. Rather than filling rooms with air conditioning units, water is piped around veins in each component, removing heat 4,000 times more efficiently than air. The hot water is then used to heat the buildings of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre where it lives, saving the facility $1.25 million per year. After the break we’ve got a video from Big Blue, unfortunately narrated by someone who’s never learned how to pronounce the word “innovative.”"”"”"”"”"”"”"”‘
This is really cool and very smart, efficient and save $$ on heating.
no responses. My Video
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My video, hasn’t change much, a lot of deleting not much adding lols, but here it is
no responses. Sexy Portfolio Designs To Inspire You
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Here are some really nice portfolio layout idea that might help you guys.
Hope it does, you can click on it for more info on the website.
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/11/24/69-sexy-portfolio-designs-to-inspire-you/
one response. who is this guy trying to copy my ideas
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http://www.archdaily.com/244787/urban-agri-puncture-dylan-kwok/
no responses. Example Student Portfolio – Dalhousie University
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An example of a student portfolio from Dalhousie University that inspired me so thought it might encourage others. Link below:
http://architectureandplanning.dal.ca/architecture/visitors/students/beth-macleod.pdf
Interesting way of thinking about how to meet energy needs! Reduce required amount to meet supply.
I’m going to make one if these: sunseed.org.uk/projectpacks/super-efficient-arduino-fridge/
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