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CADMAPPER - Worldwide map files for any design program

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Cadmapper lets anyone create 3D CAD files of any area in the world within minutes.

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Remember less than 0.3 is good. less is better

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The quick, free and easy way to find out the insulation thickness and the U-value you need for your building project. The U-value Calculator covers all the main ways of building walls, flat roofs, pitched roofs and floors using Kingspan Insulation products.

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If you're an architect, an engineer or a draftsman looking for quality CADs to use in your work, you're going to fit right in here. Our job is to design and supply the free AutoCAD blocks people need to engineer their big ideas.

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President's Medals Student Awards are considered the most prestigious and long-lasting awards in architectural education in the world.

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Recording the layers of London's rich heritage

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Some info, tools and tips about Environmental Design and Green Buildings for students in Architecture.

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Keyboard Modifiers

The Shift and Ctrl/Meta keys are used pretty extensively to modify interactive data entry. This applies to all increment buttons, scroll wheel motion, slider controls and input elements.

Shift Key:

Increases input to larger values, usually by ten times or significantly larger increments such as 1 month for dates and 1 hour for times.

Ctrl or Meta Key:

Decreases input to smaller values, usually by one tenth or the smallest reasonable increment such as 1 day for dates or 1 minute for times.

NOTE: You can use the scroll wheel to edit a data value when hovering over any slider, numeric input or even table rows that indicate their editibility.

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Keyboard Modifiers The Shift and Ctrl/Meta keys are used pretty extensively to modify interactive data entry. This applies to all increment buttons, scroll wheel motion, slider controls and input elements. Shift Key: Increases input to larger values, usually by ten times or significantly larger increments such as 1 month for dates and 1 hour for times.

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View Manipulation

You can interactively adjust the 3D view of the model using a mouse, pen or stylus, or by touch on a tablet or phone. You can also use the items in the 3D View Settings popup.

NOTE: You can use the Shift and Ctrl/Meta keys to adjust the increment of each scroll event or key press.

Keyboard Modifiers

The Shift and Ctrl/Meta keys are used pretty extensively to modify interactive data entry. This applies to all increment buttons, scroll wheel motion, slider controls and input elements.

Shift Key:

Increases input to larger values, usually by ten times or significantly larger increments such as 1 month for dates and 1 hour for times.

Ctrl or Meta Key:

Decreases input to smaller values, usually by one tenth or the smallest reasonable increment such as 1 day for dates or 1 minute for times.

NOTE: You can use the scroll wheel to edit a data value when hovering over any slider, numeric input or even table rows that indicate their editibility.

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View Manipulation You can interactively adjust the 3D view of the model using a mouse, pen or stylus, or by touch on a tablet or phone. You can also use the items in the 3D View Settings popup. NOTE: You can use the Shift and Ctrl/Meta keys to adjust the increment of each scroll event or key press.

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500+ Paper Texture Pictures [HD] | Download Free Images on Unsplash

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Download the perfect paper texture pictures. Find over 100+ of the best free paper texture images. Free for commercial use ✓ No attribution required ✓ Copyright-free ✓

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The computer does things correctly, and I think it's very important in architecture to also have the incorrect. - Peter Cook

In connection with the exhibition "Peter Cook. Retrospective" currently on view at the Museum for Architectural Drawing in Berlin, the Tchoban Foundation has released a video of the architect discussing the importance of drawing in the architectural world. Cook compares drawing to new computer-based techniques, arguing that while software can do amazing things (including being instrumental in realizing his own Kunsthaus Gratz), drawing allows the architect to learn, communicate and experiment in a way that is irreplaceable. Watch the teaser to the Tchoban Foundation's video above, or read on for the full discussion.

Cook cemented his place in architecture's firmament in the 1960s with the architectural drawings and media collages he created as part of Archigram, creating some of the most recognizable and influential "paper architecture" in the history of the profession. However, despite being best known for these early works, Cook has continued to explore architectural ideas in his drawings throughout his career. The exhibition at the Tchoban Foundation's Museum for Architectural Drawing is on view until February 12th, and showcases the evolution of this these ideas from start to finish.

Find out more about the exhibition here.

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Peter Cook on How Drawing Enables Architects to Learn, Communicate and Experiment

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The computer does things correctly, and I think it's very important in architecture to also have the incorrect. - Peter Cook In connection with the exhibition "Peter Cook. Retrospective" currently on view at the Museum for Architectural Drawing in Berlin, the Tchoban Foundation has released a video of the architect discussing the importance of drawing in the architectural world.

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Dribbble - Discover the World's Top Designers & Creative Professionals

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Find Top Designers & Creative Professionals on Dribbble. We are where designers gain inspiration, feedback, community, and jobs. Your best resource to discover and connect with designers worldwide.

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Create an account or log in to Designspiration - An image & color search engine for creating mood boards and finding art, design, logos, photography, app & ui inspiration.

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Proposal of the Joint Olympic Committee of Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana for the nomination for the next Winter Olympic Games 2016 and construction of an Olympic village with zero emission on the summit of Mount Roraima (2739m, 5 ° 10'59 "N 60 ° 45 ' 59 "W).

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Nest VanDenkenProposal of the Joint Olympic Committee of Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana for the nomination for the next Winter Olympic Games 2016 and construction of an Olympic village with zero emission on the summit of Mount Roraima (2739m, 5 ° 10'59 "N 60 ° 45 ' 59 "W).

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Dimensions.Guide | Database of Dimensioned Drawings

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A comprehensive reference database of dimensioned drawings documenting the standard measurements and sizes of the everyday objects and spaces that make up our world.

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Issuu is a digital publishing platform that makes it simple to publish magazines, catalogs, newspapers, books, and more online. Easily share your publications and get them in front of Issuu's millions of monthly readers.

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In Balzac's novel The Unknown Masterpiece the protagonist, Porbus, struggles to unite two styles of painting that have split the discourse of art, best illustrated in the debate between Ingres and Delacroix. On Ingres's side are those who argue that art and representation is a demonstration of the intellect and as such should be controlled and conveyed through line, drawing or disegno. The supporters of Delacroix argue that the purpose of art is the translation of the world through the effects of paint, engulfing the viewer in the totality of the image through color or colorito. Whether told as the contest of Michelangelo versus Titian, Rome versus Venice, line versus color, or thought versus passion, the central tenets of the debate remain the same.

While Balzac's Porbus ultimately overcomes the dichotomy through masterful synthesis, over 150 years later the discourse of architecture is repeating this debate, now cast into the arena of technology and representation. Because of its dependence on line and delineation to control the translation of ideas into built form, the discipline of architecture has almost always sided with Ingres, Michelangelo, and disegno. However, with the introduction of digital technology-specifically, complex rendering software that can situate the viewer within an atmospheric and perceptually realistic representation of space-the possibility for reviving the argument of Delacroix, Titian, and colorito has emerged, and with vengeance.

Unfortunately, this has resulted in a tedious and counterproductive split between proponents of traditional forms of architectural representation (drawing by hand, sketching, and hardline constructions) who claim the inherent intellectual value of drawing as a means to knowledge, and those who favor digitally generated immersive representations (generated through high-end, complex, and often expensive programs) and tend to see past techniques as antiquated.

Recognizing the simultaneous potential and limitation of both approaches, we seek to cultivate and encourage a Porbus-like search for a truly complex form of architectural representation, one that learns from both, steals selectively, and pays little heed to zealots on either side. This means inventing drafting, representational, and production tactics that short-circuit traditional protocols and patterns of work determined largely by software constraints. It calls for an agile exchange between line and color, between drawing and production, between manual and digital means of working in order to circumvent current frames of thinking for the benefit of continuing architectural vitality.

The drawings combine what works best from the overlaps of disparate mediums and methods, through an active looping exchange between scanners, printers, software, and parallel rules. Color, tone, and surface qualities from digital renderings integrate with lines, edges, and details from 3H leads on 4mm Mylar. The speed of one is augmented (and slowed down) by the agility of the other. Rather than relying on a single technique, rapid computer-generated renderings are overdrawn by hand, with detailed development and design alterations to the initial form emerging in the process. These drawings are then scanned and recomposited with the original rendering, and this hybrid image is further digitally manipulated to capitalize on the qualities of both media.

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In Balzac's novel The Unknown Masterpiece the protagonist, Porbus, struggles to unite two styles of painting that have split the discourse of art, best illustrated in the debate between Ingres and Delacroix. On Ingres's side are those who argue that art and representation is a demonstration of the intellect and as such should be controlled and conveyed through line, drawing or disegno.

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This is my newest visualization project and is ongoing so stay tuned for more illustrations coming soon. The project consists of a large office building that will weave into the Texas landscape in an attempt to play down its massive scale. The landscape will be a combination of natural prairie, wetlands, pastures, small hills and tree groupings.

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Visualizing Architecture | by Alex Hogrefe

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This is my newest visualization project and is ongoing so stay tuned for more illustrations coming soon. The project consists of a large office building that will weave into the Texas landscape in an attempt to play down its massive scale. The landscape will be a combination of natural prairie, wetlands, pastures, small hills and tree groupings.

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LinkedIn Learning with Lynda: Online Training Courses for Creative, Technology, Business Skills

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LinkedIn Learning with Lynda: Online Training Courses for Creative, Technology, Business Skills

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Learn business, creative, and technology skills to achieve your personal and professional goals. Join LinkedIn Learning today to get access to thousands of courses. Lynda is now LinkedIn Learning.