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Architectural Technologist – Pavegen

November 2, 2009 in CAD, Vectorworks

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Some of you just might have thought the H+ magazine article was just to far forward, but have a look at this new initiative, pads in the pavement that generate power, straight form the pages of sci-fi, yet a reality, check out Pavegen read the article and then tell me sci-fi is not important.

Architectural Technologist – H+ magazine

November 2, 2009 in CAD, Vectorworks

I have just found one of the best research and innovation magazine ever, this is top draw stuff, and gives Wire magazine a run for its money, go the H+ the makeup is pure science and innovation, with a kick. look at the videos read the online article, they have everything from game technology to nuclear fusion, with DNA articles thrown i for good measure. I like the Asimo film, although I think I saw this recently on TV. I posted a note on Twitter recently about Scifi being the beginning of good research, and this magazine is perhaps that link, between scifi and reality, CPD should cover this, be aware of up and developing trends, science, it just might become fact.

I will be looking for this mag on the news stands.

Architectural Technologist – Youtube Konstrukshon CPD revue

October 22, 2009 in CAD, Vectorworks

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Thought you might like to see the recent Youtube blog I made looking over the last few days and a few of the many blogs I have made.

Architectural Technologist – Vectorworks – Align Plane Tool Vectorworks 2010

October 22, 2009 in CAD, Vectorworks

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Jon Pickup has produced yet another classic youtube video, that explains the align plane tool in Vectorworks 2010. Making the placement of library objects a bit easier.

Architectural Technologist – Piano stairs

October 22, 2009 in CAD, Vectorworks

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I found this recently, its….. well its novel, the stairs have been converted over night to look and get this sound like a piano.

Piano Stairs is part of a Volkswagen viral video marketing campaign called “The Fun Theory.” Their theory? “Fun can change behavior for the better.” They set-forth to prove their theory by turning plain, old stairs into a fully functioning keyboard and filming the public’s reaction to it. Not only is the video an interesting approach to creating social change, but it’s fun to watch, as well.

Follow the link to youtube and watch the other like minded videos as well….. ! the bin is just cool

Architectural Technologist – Interbuild

October 22, 2009 in CAD, Vectorworks

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Is this the way to spend a morning, did I get what I wanted from my visit to interbuild, not a chance, it was the most poorly set up and badly attended show I have ever been to, is it a result of the market place, or are manufacturers looking for alternative ways to spend their advertising money. A little of the alternatives and a huge pinch of the market conditions I think, but overall I thought it was a particularly huge waste of my time. Perhaps the only redeeming feature was the IT area, and the CU stand, were I managed to see the Vectorworks 2010 presentation from Tamsin Slatter.

Can I claim any CPD, well yes, but not a lot, I did see some products that might just qualify, such as a very poor stand on solar PV panels with a chap so board, no thinking on it, I will not claim any CPD from this trip.

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October 18, 2009 in CAD, IntelliCAD, progeADD-ons, progecad

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