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Steve_Stafford
2004-01-28, 12:20 AM
laid down the challenge...bet I couldn't do a such and such roof...so I strayed from the text. We're having our folks "formally" trained by Mr. Verley this week and so far it is excellent. Here's what I did for a little while during his class when I was supposed to be learning all about levels.
Roger Evans
2004-01-28, 12:45 AM
Cracking !!
Are these just doodles of nowhere in particular ?
or do they belong to a real job?
Roger
Steve_Stafford
2004-01-28, 12:49 AM
Utter fantasy...started out as a, "bet you can't do a sloping roof that runs between two curved walls that also slope..." so I said "oh, yeah..." didn't take long. I did the roof in between listening in about 15 minutes
(SD - editor spell check - :shock: ) (thankya kahndlee, q)
Roger Evans
2004-01-28, 12:56 AM
Sounds Similar ??
Scott D Davis
2004-01-28, 12:57 AM
Very nice! I like those kind of challenges...."Bet you can't......"
<Ace Ventura on> "Oh........re..a.aa.aa...ly!"
beegee
2004-01-28, 01:06 AM
Sounds Similar ??
Roger, that design makes it nice and easy to clean out the gutter at the low end. :lol: ( a very important design consideration for me, having just spent far too long up on a hot tin roof, doing that job. )
Roger Evans
2004-01-28, 01:25 AM
trouble is it can lead to a lot of frustration when you can't get something like it going for real. Got to learn to live with that Grit my teeth & get on.
I'm really jealous of the kind of design freedom & openess you have in Oz
Always impressed by the stuff I see
Roger
Steve_Stafford
2004-01-30, 07:11 PM
Departing from the text again...I'm such a poor student... :D
Scott D Davis
2004-01-31, 12:13 AM
Looks like a leak waitin' to happen....seems to have a low spot. Or is the whole assembly tilted down towards the viewer too?
Les Therrien
2004-01-31, 02:00 PM
what happens when the heavy snow fall comes? :lol:
Steve_Stafford
2004-01-31, 07:28 PM
Hey this bldg is in paradise! No rain, snow, or bad anything...too bad the bldg doesn't live up to it... :D
JamesVan
2004-02-02, 03:56 PM
These studies always remind me of Diller+Scofidio's Slow House.
dredhead1832
2004-02-06, 09:31 PM
*w00t! w00t!*
The Revit training police have arrived.
Mr. Verley, Mr. Verley... STEVE isn't listening!!!! Look, look, he's drawing a roof. Can I have a gold star?!?
Ya... it does kind of look like the Slow house. Where is that? Upstate NY?
JamesVan
2004-02-09, 03:11 PM
It was never built, but I believe it was designed to be built in Eastern Long Island. I found a link to a student who modeled/rendered the Slow House.
Click to link (http://www.arch.columbia.edu/Students/Fall99/Tsuji.Shingo/)
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