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my home town.

it's been a long road, fighting a sea of stupidity.

10 ways eh?

Ahh -- order restored. Very nice, I say. Yummy, in fact.

Right -- I just meant it's much easier/faster now to make multiple perspective views, to evaluate a design idea. . .

So, use the to ...

In the "old days," a designer would presumably think long and hard about which design was worthy of the effort to construct a perspective --
SDR

ohhhhh, I get to quote SDR...

You can render ...

It's like what they say about writing a novel: don't censor yourself in the first draft or you'll kill the potential.

what do they say... architecture is a language?

I think of it like a ches ...

Here is the start of my next idea:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4139/4808830096_dfdcfdcd76.jpg

I would have stopped here and really thought it out...a good start. Where's the door knob if you ...

you squashed that cute bug...just my opinion...can you pull back now? that might have been something worth working for. The one roof line version.

It is fun to watch, I just like to guess where it ...

there's another roof line...

yeah it was the churches, would the old timers be celebrating the fact that people are still working on those things or LTAO?

...that one is cute as a bug, bunker it into an avalanche hillside?

....start at the end of this story and read backwards...It makes more sense.

That's alot of surface area...someone is always working on those things...that's more like work and less like fun.

I'll be playing the role of Debbie Downer.

Chris I've found curved silo brick that would for that thing in the past, be tougher to find it now but... Lets build it!
Dude, way to go man. How does she fly in the wind?

My almost project wa ...

it's got to be modern rendering...with the computer anyone can paint in smiling happy people. It's always sunny too.

Bwahahahahahaha! I'll salt that steak for the sniveling Brits with this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyHYS68OueU

I have plenty of work, it's all timberframing to me. I love what I do so I d ...

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Topic: ArchWeek - House at Stone Creek Camp, Montana
djswan Replies: 1 Views: 166	Forum: Residential Design and Building Forum Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 8:11 am Subject: ArchWeek - House at Stone Creek Camp, Montana
djswan Replies: 1 Views: 166	my home town.
Topic: Death of the McMansion
djswan Replies: 12 Views: 517	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 6:39 am Subject: Death of the McMansion
djswan Replies: 12 Views: 517	it's been a long road, fighting a sea of stupidity.
Topic: Using an Architect Can Save Time, Money...
djswan Replies: 5 Views: 377	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:37 pm Subject: Using an Architect Can Save Time, Money...
djswan Replies: 5 Views: 377	10 ways eh?
Topic: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 7:40 am Subject: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Ahh -- order restored. Very nice, I say. Yummy, in fact. Right -- I just meant it's much easier/faster now to make multiple perspective views, to evaluate a design idea. . . So, use the to ...
Topic: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 6:43 pm Subject: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	In the "old days," a designer would presumably think long and hard about which design was worthy of the effort to construct a perspective -- SDR ohhhhh, I get to quote SDR... You can render ...
Topic: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 7:16 am Subject: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	It's like what they say about writing a novel: don't censor yourself in the first draft or you'll kill the potential. what do they say... architecture is a language? I think of it like a ches ...
Topic: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:19 pm Subject: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Here is the start of my next idea: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4139/4808830096_dfdcfdcd76.jpg I would have stopped here and really thought it out...a good start. Where's the door knob if you ...
Topic: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:15 pm Subject: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	you squashed that cute bug...just my opinion...can you pull back now? that might have been something worth working for. The one roof line version. It is fun to watch, I just like to guess where it ...
Topic: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 12:41 pm Subject: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	there's another roof line...
Topic: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 7:36 am Subject: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	yeah it was the churches, would the old timers be celebrating the fact that people are still working on those things or LTAO? ...that one is cute as a bug, bunker it into an avalanche hillside?
Topic: ArchWeek - Urbanisms / Turkey - Steven Holl
djswan Replies: 1 Views: 513	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 4:20 pm Subject: ArchWeek - Urbanisms / Turkey - Steven Holl
djswan Replies: 1 Views: 513	....start at the end of this story and read backwards...It makes more sense.
Topic: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 4:14 pm Subject: Architecture for fun
djswan Replies: 110 Views: 4656	That's alot of surface area...someone is always working on those things...that's more like work and less like fun. I'll be playing the role of Debbie Downer.
Topic: CORArchitecture's Manifesto
djswan Replies: 489 Views: 42583	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 10:35 pm Subject: CORArchitecture's Manifesto
djswan Replies: 489 Views: 42583	Chris I've found curved silo brick that would for that thing in the past, be tougher to find it now but... Lets build it! Dude, way to go man. How does she fly in the wind? My almost project wa ...
Topic: sometimes bad news really is bad
djswan Replies: 21 Views: 1623	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 12:36 pm Subject: sometimes bad news really is bad
djswan Replies: 21 Views: 1623	it's got to be modern rendering...with the computer anyone can paint in smiling happy people. It's always sunny too.
Topic: sometimes bad news really is bad
djswan Replies: 21 Views: 1623	Forum: Architecture Forum Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 5:17 am Subject: sometimes bad news really is bad
djswan Replies: 21 Views: 1623	Bwahahahahahaha! I'll salt that steak for the sniveling Brits with this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyHYS68OueU I have plenty of work, it's all timberframing to me. I love what I do so I d ...