Bryce Miranda

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  • #176412
    Bryce Miranda
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    No relation to SketchUp entourage. The “Bryce” in sketchup is much smaller than me being that I am at 2m.

    #176413
    Bryce Miranda
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    Yes. We had originally designed one like this without the canting but modified it to make it skateboard resistant.
    So far it seems to be working.

    #175684
    Bryce Miranda
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    Hi Laura,
    Our office has done many competitions and have found a real time saver in producing “cut-outs” . We found a plug-in for photoshop that works wonders. Follow the free training and within one hour you will be a master at making cut-outs.
    It has saved us hours and hours of time while giving us great results.
    It gives us great alpha channel allowing us to see through the branches and cut around the leaves.
    Give it a try!
    http://www.vertustech.com/
    bryce.

    #176420
    Bryce Miranda
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    Here are the images:

    #176421
    Bryce Miranda
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    I personally think that skateboarding brings a dynamic element to the social space of the public realm. I’d rather see skateboarders using a space then it being empty.

    That being said- most clients see it the other way. Take for instance a project I worked on recently. The University of Toronto wanted to prevent skateboarders from riding along benches. After some thought, we revised our benches to have a series of canters which would catch the rail part of the skateboard if they were to try to ride the bench.
    See the images. And to date there have been no skateboard marks. (knock on wood)
    Also, it was precast concrete in case your wondering.

    #176182
    Bryce Miranda
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    In Canada we use both the provincial and federal associations.
    OALA CSLA

    #177180
    Bryce Miranda
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    Leave AutoCAD for the workplace. You’ll certainly get enough of it there.
    Instead I would learn while you are doing your MLA if you can. An MLA is not intended to prepare you to be a CAD monkey -its more about giving you the strengths as a designer. Anyone can do AutoCAD. And really, if you spend more time learning design that is where you will have the REAL advantage.

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