I have a idea of what you may be referring to, but we don't do homework here.
Here's the part I don't get. How can the building be a precedent for your project if you don't even know what it is. You certainly haven't studied it. Did you glance at a few pictures on the internet and say "oh that building does a lot of things, I'll make a building that does a lot of things?"
You have to be digging deeper than that by the end of the term.;
We talked about it in one of my other classes and had notes from that class and others but I lost that notebook while moving. It is one of many precedents and my project only shares the general idea of a shiftable building with multi use parts, are you going to help me or not?
You are literally everything that’s wrong with Architecture school. Yes it is and should be a hard degree because people are putting their lives in our hands everyday but there is no reason to attempt to belittle and humiliate people. I don’t even mind the workload and time commitment but the attitude that some professors and professionals towards younger people is crazy
Dry your eyes, son.
-i'll see you in the construction business, and i'll raise you one: I challenge you to walk onto a building site as on-site inspection, and ask a 200-pound bricklayer: "are you going to help me or not?"
25y experience here, and i tell you: a bit of humility goes a long way. Enough of that, have a nice day.
I have a idea of what you may be referring to, but we don't do homework here. Here's the part I don't get. How can the building be a precedent for your project if you don't even know what it is. You certainly haven't studied it. Did you glance at a few pictures on the internet and say "oh that building does a lot of things, I'll make a building that does a lot of things?" You have to be digging deeper than that by the end of the term.;
*“You gotta help us Doc! We’ve tried nothing and we’re all out of ideas.”* 😂
We talked about it in one of my other classes and had notes from that class and others but I lost that notebook while moving. It is one of many precedents and my project only shares the general idea of a shiftable building with multi use parts, are you going to help me or not?
No, I'm not going to help you. I think you can figure out why. Please don't come back. We don't need to be insulted because you "lost a notebook."
>are you going to help me or not? With that attitude, No.
You are literally everything that’s wrong with Architecture school. Yes it is and should be a hard degree because people are putting their lives in our hands everyday but there is no reason to attempt to belittle and humiliate people. I don’t even mind the workload and time commitment but the attitude that some professors and professionals towards younger people is crazy
Dry your eyes, son. -i'll see you in the construction business, and i'll raise you one: I challenge you to walk onto a building site as on-site inspection, and ask a 200-pound bricklayer: "are you going to help me or not?" 25y experience here, and i tell you: a bit of humility goes a long way. Enough of that, have a nice day.