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The thinnest skyscraper in the world overlooks Central Park, and just opened up sales for its condos, starting at $18 million. The building is 1,428 feet tall, making it one of two dozen of the tallest buildings in the world, and requires the tallest freestanding crane used in New York.
The thinnest skyscraper in the world overlooks Central Park, and just opened up sales for its condos, starting at $18 million. The building is 1,428 feet tall, making it one of two dozen of the tallest buildings in the world, and requires the tallest freestanding crane used in New York.
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Hey guys please make sure you go to registrar at the end of every semister to take your copy of your grades and get stamps on them because there is a chance you'll be told you didn't take the course you already did, so in that case you'll be able to provide prove that you already did.
👉Not just that but also make sure you don't lose your slip papers to prove that you made a payment if your told that you didn't. #AD
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Greeting from yours truly, Negedes' team 👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽 Its resource saturdays again!!😀
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Today we have brought you something we all either struggle or love to do, either ways these materials will help you appreciate the pain and give you results you will be proud of....MODEL MAKING.....enjoy!😉
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We hope....no....we know you have enjoyed todays post as it will make your lifes a whole lot easier 😄 and that you will have the energy to experiment more 🙂....to support the statements above, also refer to our previously posted book for more detailed info on model making .........
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51_Criss_B_Mills_Designing_with.pdf
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@unityarch
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✅ to your class groups
@unityarch
Concept
“design is a dialogue, and the concept ensures you have something to talk about”.
Concept=> idea of what some thing is.
-A concept is helpful in guiding the design process. And can also be used as a starting point for a design.
How can we find a concept?
-we use the given parameters for a given project to develop a concept.
1) site detail: using the sites behavior, unique liability and opportunity.
-The site shapes our architecture and the architecture shapes our site.
urban context:a dialogue between what we can create and can not.
rural context: a dialogue between nature and architecture.
2) client interview: using details you get from a client like beliefs, budget, agendas and more.
3)building typology: knowing what type of building we are building will help in finding a concept.
4)formal concept: bringing forms to life and expressing them on your piece of architecture.
-taking forms like “the bird`s nest (stadium in china)” and resembling the idea on your building.
@unityarch
“design is a dialogue, and the concept ensures you have something to talk about”.
Concept=> idea of what some thing is.
-A concept is helpful in guiding the design process. And can also be used as a starting point for a design.
How can we find a concept?
-we use the given parameters for a given project to develop a concept.
1) site detail: using the sites behavior, unique liability and opportunity.
-The site shapes our architecture and the architecture shapes our site.
urban context:a dialogue between what we can create and can not.
rural context: a dialogue between nature and architecture.
2) client interview: using details you get from a client like beliefs, budget, agendas and more.
3)building typology: knowing what type of building we are building will help in finding a concept.
4)formal concept: bringing forms to life and expressing them on your piece of architecture.
-taking forms like “the bird`s nest (stadium in china)” and resembling the idea on your building.
@unityarch