Hi all you fancy graphics lovers

[per.corell]

Hi

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[Thurston Howell]

Wow! Now that is inviting. You have really pushed 'cutting edge' architecture to a new level. I like the razor spikes/stalagtites hanging from the ceiling. It might look better if they were bloody though.

[per.corell]

Hi Thursten you are quite right there are a lot of impressive structures that can be made this simple way, it do point to a different a new architecture , but the bets of of all is how different it tread the actural materials and how it work in a direct link from what you model with Solids on a screen, into the actural building elements . You see this is the new thing about it, that oposed today's architect applications, that is rather a database with on-screen small drawings ,

--- roughly said -- then this again hand the oppotunity of shaping and forming the actural building structure, without a thought of the structure. Now please don't misunderstand this as what you most often see today, are the trend architects form and shape the outher limits of their "spaces" also without a thought about what to holdit in the air --- but they just hand the responsibility to the engineer where the idea with this system are to prepare a workable lattrice , one that will surprise you when you look closer to it, as it acturly bring all what is asked for ; a direct link from screen to production without one single piece of paper, and a total freedom to design round houses with square rooms or the other way around. Difficult to grasp at first, but check how the frames reach to shape foundations for floors aswell as foundations for walls in a compleatly different way, and in only one material.

[per.corell]

Eh, --- just to be sure you see the most obvious thing about it, please remember that this is the foundations, the core structure. Ofcaurse, and this shuld be so obvious , you subtract the wall pieces the curtain walls from the outher surfaces of this structure --- that way ,exactly as you see how there are prepared for inserting and interlocking a standard window , with frame , then the same are obviously possible to do in the same 3D Solid model. ------- If I was to show each and every floor board you wouldn't see anything but the outher surfaces and these are not the important issue, but you would be a bad craftman not to see how easy panels and surfaces are easily attached even interlocked,--- and the edges and room for these made, while each frame are cut.

-------- Sure a new system ask you to open your mind , but these issues are so easy that it shuld not be nessery to show these in the drawings , these drawings are not to show the detail connection between a put in window frame or the notch to hold a curtain wall, they are there to show the structure to hold it in the air.

With this , knowing that the materials are sheet materials, you see surfaces closed and reverse thick "U" shapes held in the air by all other frames.

[Kris Krieger]

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A transected dome...? Are the spikey things Boolean artifacts...?

- K.

[per.corell]

Hi This is just the case --- you can say that the frames you see are the real structure, a lattrice of steel sheets that notch overlap and acturly by frames that can be cut easy with N.C. controlled cutters . But what you don't see when displaying a structure like this one is, is the fact that "inside" the thick shell of steel frame lattrice , things like support for the floors , is made in the same instance, as cutting the outher shell. Now this attitude are quite different than how you do an extreamly difficult organic shape nowaday's, where you bundle stiff profiles or spend the cost of a Farm, to force and twist em, nomatter them steel beams by porpus, are made just that shape , not to be forced twisted and bended, what you see bring in these Boolean artifacts are not just an emty shell , sort of the useal emty metal tophat, but a thry core structure, bringing floors and walls , ----- in one plain material done with simple 2D. N.C. cutters . Beside you better get used to it, ----- it acturly make Solid modeling work the out real building compoments that digitaly fit together more exact, than doing a sketch and then "translate" the 3D drawing by the measure of a stick.

Now in this link you see other 3D-H frame lattrice, it make the wonder of providing square rooms even in an organic shaped building, If you can point to another more promising new method, that make use of 3D models in such innovativ way I would like to know it, please refere a likn to a better method one that will make a new architecture.

Please look if you are traveling the web for something new and exiting, if you are here just to do the old usenet filth please know that no one ask you to ansver.

[per.corell]

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[Johnny]

This graphic has a very Museum'ish type feel to it..