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Join Date: May 2005 Location: Bloomfield MI, 48302 Posts: 640 | Over 500 Man hours 357 Cokes and Little Sleep Get You This!!!
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12-06-05, 02:19
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Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: fairbanks, alaska and harker heights, texas Posts: 1,062 | I can see how you got all the coke's down. It looks rather intricate. What is the material that the building is made of.??
Are the terraces you are talking about the white part surrounding the building?
Is it glue that holds it all together? Did you install the rafters, floor joists, and door thresholds?
Boy, sure a lot of questions. I enjoyed your pictures! 
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12-06-05, 02:35
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Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Arlington, TX Posts: 24,986 | What about the interior? Did you build little people and furniture? 
I bet it was fun to build and just as much fun to show off. 
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12-06-05, 04:19
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Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: New Jersey Posts: 7,222 | Yeah, but where's the garage??
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12-06-05, 05:40
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Join Date: May 2005 Location: Bloomfield MI, 48302 Posts: 640 | Quote: |
Originally Posted by cwcad I can see how you got all the coke's down. It looks rather intricate. What is the material that the building is made of.??
Are the terraces you are talking about the white part surrounding the building?
Is it glue that holds it all together? Did you install the rafters, floor joists, and door thresholds?
Boy, sure a lot of questions. I enjoyed your pictures! | Its all made out of 1/8 inch plywood, minus all the little things which are basswood...
Im sorry i was so tired from the project I ment trellises its the front top left when looking at the house...
It is in fact all held together with Sobo craft glue, and A LOT of bondo to fill in cracks...
I did not install any structure to it..this was purely a visual model, which we drew the floor plans to earlier in the semester...with out any scale plans to go by...wow that was a pain in the ***...
everything that is white is kind of "abstract" if you will, so that all the focus is on the house...you can see the garage is right off the street...
here is a better pic: 
Thank you all for the comments it really feels good to get some comments, good or bad after so much work...
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12-06-05, 05:52
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Originally Posted by Scottwax What about the interior? Did you build little people and furniture?
I bet it was fun to build and just as much fun to show off. | haha...  no scott no little people...thats a no no in model building...according to my professor anyway...but when I get it back ill put little lego guys on it and take pictures just for you....  ....
Picture of my studio space @ home...this is what i get to clean up tmw... 
real 
model 
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12-07-05, 01:25
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Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 1,626 | Word, thats tight.
Your working room looks like the Unibombers did lol. | |
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12-07-05, 09:39
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Originally Posted by JBM Word, thats tight.
Your working room looks like the Unibombers did lol. |
Don't say that, the way he's studying building plans and all that 
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12-08-05, 06:21
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Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Santa Clarita, CA Posts: 170 | oh... does that bring back memories! If I had a nickel for every all-nighter I pulled whilst in architecture... When we got to model building during my first (and last) semester of archiTORTURE, we were given a set of pictures from a magazine, from which we then had to determine the scale and then constuct a model. Getting the proportions correct from the perspective photos was a hoot. I used chipboard & foamcore at the time- somewhat easier to work with than plywood.
When our models were due, people were still in the process of gluing in the landscaping & scaleys (scale figures). The professor walked in & said... "all right everyone, leave the room... we're going to arrange them from best to worst!"
The models pretty much ran the gamut... from VERY nicely & professionally done to terribly executed models from hacked up cardboard boxes. Thankfully, I finished in the top 25%. I still miss architecture. Sometimes I wish I had stayed with it. I never had a decent GPA after I left architecture. Then again, I wouldn't be the engineering GIANT that I am now. <<gags>>
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12-08-05, 01:53
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Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Michigan Posts: 632 | Justin, You doing Architecture at Lawrence Tech? My uncle lives right around there and I was contemplating doing that program at one point.... changed my mind and decided I would rather be a drug dealer (Pharmacist). | |
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12-08-05, 05:36
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Originally Posted by Slick61 oh... does that bring back memories! If I had a nickel for every all-nighter I pulled whilst in architecture... When we got to model building during my first (and last) semester of archiTORTURE, we were given a set of pictures from a magazine, from which we then had to determine the scale and then constuct a model. Getting the proportions correct from the perspective photos was a hoot. I used chipboard & foamcore at the time- somewhat easier to work with than plywood.
When our models were due, people were still in the process of gluing in the landscaping & scaleys (scale figures). The professor walked in & said... "all right everyone, leave the room... we're going to arrange them from best to worst!"
The models pretty much ran the gamut... from VERY nicely & professionally done to terribly executed models from hacked up cardboard boxes. Thankfully, I finished in the top 25%. I still miss architecture. Sometimes I wish I had stayed with it. I never had a decent GPA after I left architecture. Then again, I wouldn't be the engineering GIANT that I am now. <<gags>>
Best of luck... it's a tough field & lots of competition... but lots of fun too. | Yeah there were some pretty nasty looking models...I think every architecture program is just crazy hard...It seems once you start to go to school for architecture it becomes your life...I know it has become mine...but when i think about it i really couldnt see myself doing anything but architecture for a profession...Thanks for the comments!
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12-08-05, 05:37
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Originally Posted by Prometheus Justin, You doing Architecture at Lawrence Tech? My uncle lives right around there and I was contemplating doing that program at one point.... changed my mind and decided I would rather be a drug dealer (Pharmacist). | Yes i go to lawrence tech...both my parents are pharmacists  ....
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