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I see metal gear ray whenever I see that pic"I spent years thinking Yorke was legit Downs-ish disabled and could only achieve lucidity through song" - Mr B -
Someone's work in progress is capturing defunct euro border stations
http://ignacioevangelista.com/index.php?/seleccion-natural/work-in-progres-after-schengen/
This is particular:
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Send messageCastellated beams ftw.
OMG check this one out! This is my fave so far:
Check out them conrcete column/beam combo dealies holding up the first floor that probably have a proper fancy name that I can't remember right now."Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1." -
I bet that looks all kinds of amazing when you've got shots from each side. Reminiscent of zombie apocalypse house when you square off all the overhangs.
i.e. http://all-that-is-interesting.com/post/4956385434/the-first-zombie-proof-house"Better than a tech demo. But mostly a tech demo for now. Exactly what we expected, crashes less and less. No multiplayer."
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Send messageI would happily live in either.Skerret's posting is ok to trip balls to and read just to experience the ambience but don't expect any content.
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The idea of border stations reminds me of the odd times as a child, a passenger in a car, and running into a farmer charging 5pence to drive over his bridge/through his gate.
You don't see that no more. It's not even as if they've automated the ordeal. They've just gone."Better than a tech demo. But mostly a tech demo for now. Exactly what we expected, crashes less and less. No multiplayer."
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Send messageZombie house is admirable but if it isnt packing its own mahoosive back up generator you are going to either be completely exposed or entombed when the power goes off.
All you really need is a concrete box on concrete legs accessed by rope ladder, cos zombies cant climb those for shit. Glass roof on top to keep things light inside.
Before anyone gets clever with the amount of time a person needs to climb a rope ladder, those industrial closers moving huge slabs in front of the windows on zombie haus arent exactly quick off the mark either."Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1." -
There was a video of it which looked sped up, I get why now."Better than a tech demo. But mostly a tech demo for now. Exactly what we expected, crashes less and less. No multiplayer."
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Send messageSorry for being a bore and ruining those guys' nice publicity thing though.
Someoneiswrongontheinternets.gif etc.
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It's the internet, you're only as boring as the next poster."Better than a tech demo. But mostly a tech demo for now. Exactly what we expected, crashes less and less. No multiplayer."
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Send messageOh fuck."Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1." -
IanHamlett wrote:This pic really gives me feels.
Looks like a colossus's sword after hes been defeated.
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That zombie house is wonderful.
Ever been to Eindhoven? This building used to be an interactive science & engineering museum that was built by Philips. I know about it because there used to be a short programme that was repeated on BBC as a colour test transmission.
It's a conference venue now - boo. But I got to go inside it a couple of years ago on a conference - yay. Ate my dinner under the marvellous roof.
Inside...back before it became a conference venue. Youtube has the transmission test programme - search for Evoluon
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So much dig to dig for that place. Some mates opened a bar and I really love the underside of the awning.
It's on this...
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Gonna put this here, I'm in two minds about it...really it should probably go in the climate thread, probably.
http://inhabitat.com/australias-first-carbon-positive-prefab-house-produces-more-energy-than-it-consumes/"Better than a tech demo. But mostly a tech demo for now. Exactly what we expected, crashes less and less. No multiplayer."
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Send messageI'm all for sustainability but I cant help be annoyed at these articles from a professional point of view for a number of reasons.
1. How long does it take for the structure to 'pay back' the carbon footprint caused during it's construction?
2. 800 square feet is tiny, that's ~80m2 which is 8m x 10m. Does the structure continue to be 'carbon positive' at larger sizes? My guess is probably not due to the ratio of increased volume internally to the proportionally smaller increase in roof area for solar panels, especially if you were to add a second story.
3. How much does it cost? If it was super cheap or cost neutral with traditional structures then they would probably be making a big deal about it.
4. I hate architectural publicity bullshit.
Sorry, I'll go now, I don't want to spoil the thread! I just see a lot of architectural BS on a daily basis and it gets right up my chuff."Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1." -
It's a decent enough proof of concept. Prefabs can't be much bigger than that. We'll have to wait for better solar panels, and solar windows, to take up the slack."..the pseudo-Left new style.."
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If it would need to be running for 1000 years to pay back its carbon debt, you might as well stick to other buildings."..the pseudo-Left new style.."
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Send messageNah, you can already get full on house sized pre fabs for the domestic markets, and they can (and do) prefabricate quite a lot of stuff on larger projects these days for the cost benefit.
I worked on a project a couple of years ago in London that was a 130 apartment block that was largely pre fabricated off site. Moderna Hus it was called, Skanska were trialling the method they use in Scandinavia, except the project was bollocksed by typical fat, lazy, senior contractor/consultant dickheads that we suffer greatly from in the industry. No desire to learn anything new, or integrate new ideas, they just want to turn up, do everything the same way they learned back at uni in the 70's, they care more about their professional institutes next pissup dinner Tha about the quality of their work, or how they are perceived."Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1." -
IanHamlett wrote:If it would need to be running for 1000 years to pay back its carbon debt, you might as well stick to other buildings.
I can't see why the construction process for this would be any more carbon intensive than traditional methods.
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Send messageCarbon footprint of creation of a solar panel vs a slate roof tile?
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Take it or leave it brah, its best we can do unless the ability to airlift entire floors from factory to site is developed!IanHamlett wrote:@Roujin That's fabbing on-site from a load of pre-fabbed bits. Cheating.
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I'm guessing you mean the mining, splitting, and shipping of slate and not the compression of volcanic ash for a billion years."..the pseudo-Left new style.."
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I think it's about 5 years for a PV panel to be neutral in the UK, so probably a lot less in Oz.
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Yes but there's a distinction between a self contained liveable unit and a bunch of bits that arrive at a site to make a sky-rise."..the pseudo-Left new style.."
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Send messageIanHamlett wrote:I'm guessing you mean the mining, splitting, and shipping of slate and not the compression of volcanic ash for a billion years.
How much carbon is released into atmosphere as a result of the underground compression of ash into rock?
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Send messageIanHamlett wrote:Yes but there's a distinction between a self contained liveable unit and a bunch of bits that arrive at a site to make a sky-rise.
Its not self contained, it has to be connected to water, drainage, telecomms and power utilities. So there will always be work to be done on site. Just a lot less than the traditional pre fab processes we use now where assembly is done on site.
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We had some accommodation blocks built at work recently. The rooms came as self contained units and were basically stacked on top of each other, plugged and plumbed in and then bricked around. It was very quick.
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