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Oosu House, Nagoya, Japan - Keitaro Muto Architects
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It's always interesting to hear about people's weird/unexpected "alternate life paths". Like, something that you could have done with your life, a job you almost took, a school you almost went to, etc - that was still actually realistic enough that it could have happened, but NOW it seems to not suit your current personality.
Like for example, I currently hate advertising (how manipulative it is, brands trying to be 'relatable', social media amplifying it to an obnoxious extreme, etc.) so much that even seeing a little ad before a youtube video is grating to even witness, but there was a point in time where I was genuinely seriously considering going into marketing/making commercials as a career lol. Or like, I have a relative who was very inclined to be a pastor when they were younger, even though today they're a super strong atheist, etc. etc.
#BECAUSE I knew I really liked filming and editing things and doing set design and costume design (from having done little bits of that#here and there in media classes and my own stuff - i used to be a lot more into making videos than I am now). BUT I was always thinking#that a movie is WAAY to big and long. even a short film. So I was trying to think of ways I could still like#have the fun of scouting locations to film and dressing up actors and etc. etc. without it having to be a Huge Million Dollar Production#on tv show or movie level. SO then I was thinking about like... just doing commercials. Or music videos. Like shorter things where I still#get the fun of the filming and everything but it's less of an intensive long term project.#So there is an alternate version of me (I suppose if i somehow did not end up having physical and mental health issues#as badly somehow.. or like.. randomly came into wealth and was able to pay my way through a nice college despite missing#days constantly being out because I'm sick or something lol) that works in some corporate advertising office coming up with commercials#and directing or filming them or doing the sets for them or something in that general vicinity.#I also was considering being a corporate psychologist. or whatever its called.. oh from google:#''Industrial and organizational (I/O) psychologists study and assess individual group and organization dynamics in the workplace''#I don't think I even knew what the job entailed. I was at the time just thinking like.. the type of person that comes into a business offic#and gives everyone personality assessments or does MBTI or big-5 testing crap for whatever reason that some businesses get that#done for people. Really i just wanted to be in a Corporate Big Office setting yet still do psychology. Because I used to be really fixated#on living in a big city. Like the ideas of everything being walkable. picking up a coffee in the morning. walking to my job in a Big#Skyscraper Building. people watching in a huge hotel lobby for lunch. flying frequently (I love airplanes and airports aesthetically).#living in an apartment with a giant window overlooking the city. etc. etc. BUT that was before i had really BEEN to a city. Then I actually#hung around a city a few times and went places and I was like... AUGh... The Sensory Overwhelm.. cars people lights loudness noise scary#everything happening all at once. etc. etc. (though even when I wanted to live in a city i NEVER strove for the Night Life. when i say I#enjoy city imagery I mean like... in the day time. Many people who like cities talk about The Night Life and post pictures of cities all#lit up at night and clubs and dancing and restaurants. none of that EVER appealed to me. perhaps a sign I am not a real city person. Like#I am NOT standing in a crowded bar full of loud people in the middle of the night lol.. get AWAY from me!!) but I do adore the#architecture of like bright white clean sterile modern spaces like huge airport lobbies or malls or etc. I think thats what reminded me of#city and what I liked about the idea of that life. Like I always LOVED the layout of schools and hospitals and trainstations and public#transport in general. Though even then I knew enough that I would not be a good architect/city planner. so I guess my adoration for those#spaces was merely to be channeled into LIVING there. but then I realized I didn't even really want to do that that much. I mean I still#definitely aim to live NEAR a city. like the little areas outside of it. I would never live in a rural place 4 hours from anything. I liter#ally just COULDNT since I need close access to hospitals sometimes lol. But I used to want to live in the CENTER of citites like high rise#condo. and now I'm like.... eh....... perhaps a smaller quieter walkable space nearby lol.. ANYWAY.. alternate me in my Business Suit eheh
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Hans Hollein (30 March 1934 – 24 April 2014), a.k.a. the 'Showroom Master', was an Austrian architect and designer and key figure of postmodern architecture.
Some of his most notable works are the Haas House and the Albertina extension in the inner city of Vienna. He also did numerous industrial designs, including jewelry, (sun)glasses, furniture and complete interiors. (wiki)
Hollein became part of the architectural elite of Austria. While I visited Vienna, and the MAK museum, I saw photos with him hanging next to Missing Link and Coop Himmelblau, for example:
In Vienna I tried visiting most places he designed, but most of them were already demolished or hollowed out, but more about that later.
Tag: Hans Hollein
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the classic symptoms of a broken spirit (Vonnie's review 💕)
My rating: 8/10 ♥️
What I loved:
The industrial kind of sound they went for here
The cohesiveness of the tracks (they all go together really well)
Sam Carter's voice ahhhh 💕
The emotional lyrics (not new for Architects at all but always nice ♥️)
What I didn't love:
All tracks sounded very similar, which while, of course, it's the same album, they blend together a bit too much for me (might have to do with the mixing?)
Favorite song:
#music#album review#architects#rock#metal#emo#alternative#alternative rock#metalcore#post hardcore#industrial#sam carter#i also don't love the hate they've been getting just for not being as heavy as they were smh#gatekeeping is dumb 😐#vonnie reviews 💕#Spotify
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Thị trường nhà ở các nước phát triển phục hồi
Đà giảm giá nhà trên toàn cầu, ảnh hưởng đến các nền kinh tế tiên tiến, phần lớn đã dịu lại, theo phân tích của Financial Times (FT) dựa trên dữ liệu của Tổ chức Hợp tác và phát triển kinh tế (OECD). Các nhà kinh tế dự đoán cơn suy thoái bất động sản nhà toàn cầu nghiêm trọng nhất trong một thập niên có thể sắp chạm đáy. Nhà cửa được xây dựng tại khu dân cư Valley Center, bang California, Mỹ.…
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+ ‘hana’ table by shige hasegawa (2009)
#art#architect#architecture#interior#interior design#wood#sculpture#industrial design#furniture#style#pale#alternative#artwork#artist#art curation#flower#designer#design
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There is literally no way to crop my drawing that isn't both an instant dox and also idk not allowed because of disclosure, BUT I am selling one of the first products I designed. 5 year job anniversary is today!
#totes bro#i recently went through my personal tag 'totes bro'#and i really am happy i made so many stupid personal posts over the years because 10 years later its fun to look back#wish i could show my products lol#sometimes its very surreal to know people buy things that i design. not that its like complex or anything#i was watching some videos about like idk art/industrial design idk from people who major in 'design'#i will be real i have no idea if i work in 'design' as a space tbqh because theyre talking about a lot of stuff that i dont encounter lol#well thats not completely true i do have 'pushback' prohibiting me i guess like sometimes people dont buy the thing i design#i don't think people who work in design have like hundreds of products they design it sounds like they work on teams for a dozen or somethi#not me tho i just draw up some stuff and go 'this is your only option'#recently i designed like a product line for a guy only to find out he completely lied about volumes#i also design a commodity product so nothing is like special i think this one is like a dozen lines#with my dolls i try to make scenes like the rooms that architects live in lol#they have such particular spaces which are the literal opposite of my life#where everything is cheap and sometimes disposable. nothing is meant to be looked at.#my house is kitch and filled with stuff
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K2 Design Centre is a famous and highly organized architectural firm in Patna, Bihar. We are a team of professional architects focused on sustainable and eco-friendly architecture design.
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It's like every time I want to do something just for the sake of happiness, the real, modern world comes in and spills squid ink on my beautiful parchment of plans.
#modern#industrialism#squid ink#plans#architect#disappointment#modern world#happiness#life#intj life#optimism#hope#squids#parchment paper#hogwarts#magic#magical#daydreaming#maladaptive daydreaming#author#booklr#philosophy#poetry#writers and poets#poems on tumblr#shower thoughts#immersive daydreaming#just daydreaming#writing#imposter syndrome
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Photography Studio for Juergen Teller, London - 6a Architects
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Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a process of creating a 3D model of a building that helps industrial architects, engineers, and design consultants plan, design, and operate buildings and infrastructure efficiently.
It helps in understanding the physical and functional characteristics.
Typically, the architects, engineers, contractors, vendors have a very tight timeline and budget, especially in industrial projects. BIM modeling has become one of the important tools for them to overcome these time and budget-related challenges. In industrial projects, architectural, structural, and MEP designs have to be coordinated. Additionally, BIM modeling helps in identifying the location and avoids clashes between disciplines.
For more information on how BIM can help in streamlining industrial projects, read our complete article: BIM for Industrial Design Gaining Momentum
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Concept design
An essential component of any building project is a concept design. This stage entails comprehending the project's goal and offering a rational solution. The industrial architects and consultants created this outline plan.
Website: https://besten.in/2020/01/concept-design-an-integral-part-of-construction-project/
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Architects in Delhi NCR- A Blend of Tradition and Innovation
Delhi NCR (National Capital Region) is a hub of architectural diversity, where architects play a crucial role in shaping the urban and suburban landscapes. From residential complexes to commercial hubs, these professionals bring creativity, technical expertise, and sustainability to the forefront of design. Key Areas of Specialization 1. Urban Development Architects in Delhi NCR are pivotal in…
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Choosing Between In-House and Remote Architects: Which is Best?
Recent studies highlight that firms opting for remote hiring can significantly decrease overall costs by up to 30% due to reduced overhead and physical office-related expenses.
Understanding the Roles
Before delving deeper into the comparative analysis, it’s crucial to understand the role of the in-house architect and a dedicated remote architect:
In-house Architect
An in-house architect is an employee directly hired by the company to work within the office premises. They collaborate closely with other team members and indulge in various project phases, from conceptualization to execution to facility management.
Success Story: :Global Automotive Leader Relies on Our Experts for Scan to BIM
Dedicated Remote Architect
A dedicated remote architect works for a company remotely, either as a full-time employee, consultant, freelancer, or an architect through a third-party agency.
They offer specialized services with their unique skill sets as per project requirements, providing flexibility and cost-efficiency.
In-house and Dedicated Remote Hiring: A Comparative Analysis
Cost Efficiency
Hiring In-house Architect: The in-house team requires a physical office setup, work gear, and other overhead expenses, increasing the total cost for the AEC company.
Hiring Dedicated Remote Architect: The remote hiring process eliminates the need for physical office space, equipment, and other overhead costs associated with in-house employees, resulting in a more cost-efficient approach.
Remote architects provide the freedom to work on a project basis, allowing for flexible payment methods and maintaining project budgets.
Collaboration and Communication
Hiring In-house Architect: An in-house architect establishes a seamless communication channel with other team members through in-person interaction, attending regular meetings, and effectively collaborating with project stakeholders.
Hiring Dedicated Remote Architect: Time zone differences can introduce coordination challenges, making it difficult to schedule meetings and arrange real-time communication with other team members.
Read More: :Rapid AEC Onboarding: Hire Top 1% Architects & Engineers in 3 Days
Talent Pool Accessibility
Hiring In-house Architect: In-house hiring might limit the access to potential recruits with specialized skill sets globally due to the limitation of preferably hiring local resources.
There is an unavailability of talented architects in certain areas, leading to increased recruitment time and competition for top talent.
Hiring Dedicated Remote Architect: Employing dedicated resources provides access to the global talent pool, enabling the firms to recruit professionals specialized with specific skills and expertise tailored to project needs.
The firms can also vary their scaling process by teaming up and down remote resources without long-term commitments.
Flexible and Agile Approach
Hiring In-house Architect: The physical staff has fixed working hours which might decrease the flexibility of managing tight deadlines and impede immediate amendments.
Hiring Dedicated Remote Architect: The time zone differences work to the advantage of the company as employees from varying time zones can provide round-the-clock progress on a project, accelerating the project delivery.
The dedicated remote hires are adaptable to different work ethics and flexible to varying project requirements, offering innovative solutions in tricky situations.
Technology Integration
Hiring In-house Architect: Long-term working professionals might be uncomfortable adapting to advanced methods and technology, hindering innovation and growth.
Hiring a Remote Architect: AEC firms can hire dedicated remote architects well-versed in technology and advanced digital tools, facilitating growth and efficiency. Employing professionals as per the project requirements might bring a fresh perspective to the project and an innovative approach toward problem-solving.
Read More : 8 AEC Outsourcing Mistakes to Avoid: Key Solutions and Alternatives
In-house Hiring or Remote Hiring: Considerable Factors for Decision Making
Choosing between an in-house architect and a dedicated remote architect depends on various factors that align with the project requirements and organizational goals:
Analyze the project complexity to understand if it demands any specialized skills or expertise and whether it is readily available locally.
Consider the project budget and financial constraints to choose between a cost-effective or cost-intensive approach.
Imagine hiring from the top 1% global talent of architects and engineers with the benefits of remote hiring integrated with a few qualities of in-house professionals. Isn’t it the most suitable approach for project execution with cost and time efficiency?
The AEC firms can abstain from the hassle of sourcing, recruiting, training, and retaining talent, by using the DRM solution.
Benefits of Adapting DRM solution
Hire resources who have already undergone the technical, logical, and communication testing process to simplify onboarding for the AEC companies.
The dedicated resource model evaluates architects and engineers on their soft and behavioral skills to ensure seamless integration and cultural fit.
Successful Client Stories
Whitten Architects — a Texas-based architecture firm, onboarded the right team of 3 dedicated resources with a Dedicated resource Model to enhance their capabilities in BIM technology and tools like Revit and AutoCAD.
With dedicated resources, the company has successfully shifted from traditional to modern technologies and witnessed a significant surge in project acquisition.
Internal skill shortages and disappointments with outsourcing led to the urgency of streamlined operations, enabling smooth and secure project operations across all projects.
Conclusion
The decision to select from in-house architects and a dedicated architect is not a one-size-fits-all process. However, limited circles, geographical boundaries, and our understanding of the hiring and managing process can certainly hinder growth and innovation for the AEC industry.
A tailored solution like DRM can facilitate the discovery of the right talent which is instrumental to project success.
Original Source : Hiring In-House Architect vs Dedicated Remote Architect: Identifying The Suitable Choice
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