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kid sinister posted:
It’s garish, but it’s drat well executed.
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I'm torn between wanting to set fire to it or live there forever.
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Sasha Bickoff has some really grody ideas about design. No accounting for personal taste. https://sashabikoff.com/
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Think of the stains that carpet/walls/everything hides.
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AuntBuck posted:I'm torn between wanting to set fire to it or live there forever. I too, want to live in the intro to "Saved By The Bell."
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The Dave posted:Same but my own house  
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kid sinister posted:
I'm the extremely ominous picture on the wall contrasting all the bright happy colors. Either that or that's a window and that's someone looking in and their reaction.
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my neighbor is going at his metal entryway door with a 2" hole saw intended for wood, for the past 20 minutes at least. he's scratched the paint off the door, that's about it. it made me think of this thread. i'm pretty sure the drill is going to catch fire.
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AuntBuck posted:I'm torn between wanting to set fire to it or live there forever. Make Prada Slut live in it for you.
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SoundMonkey posted:my neighbor is going at his metal entryway door with a 2" hole saw intended for wood, for the past 20 minutes at least. he's scratched the paint off the door, that's about it. it made me think of this thread. Video.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Sasha Bickoff has some really grody ideas about design. No accounting for personal taste. I love it. Not all of it, but yes to all the color and the whimsy. I really like how all the rooms look like they're for different people even coming from the same design house. Fish bedroom with mermaid lamp is amazing.
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This one comes under “it’s probably fine” but I had to ask my renderer not to stack 500kg all together in the middle of a 7m span of fibreglass roof.
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Jaded Burnout posted:This one comes under “it’s probably fine” but I had to ask my renderer not to stack 500kg all together in the middle of a 7m span of fibreglass roof. Considering that this thread had photos of a roof that caved in after someone did something only a little more excessive than that, I think you're being perfectly reasonable.
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Yeah. I'm thinking to myself, well, it's relatively near two steels it's probably fine but.. I worry enough about one goon walking on the roof, let alone 5 stood in one spot. They've moved them now.
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there wolf posted:I love it. Not all of it, but yes to all the color and the whimsy. I really like how all the rooms look like they're for different people even coming from the same design house. Fish bedroom with mermaid lamp is amazing. This one is so good: https://sashabikoff.com/portfolio-posts/astor-place
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Jaded Burnout posted:Yeah. I'm thinking to myself, well, it's relatively near two steels it's probably fine but.. I worry enough about one goon walking on the roof, let alone 5 stood in one spot. Having watched all of Grand Designs (or at least the seasons that are on Netflix), can I just say how strange the UK's renderer/rendered terminology is? I get it, it makes sense to use the word in that way, it's just so odd and I'm curious how that happened as opposed to I guess finished being the closest American equivalent. But every time Kevin fuckyougitlin McCloud says "it's going to be rendered in blah blah" my mind instantly thinks of banks of GPUs humming away creating the most detailed VR model in existence. SyNack Sassimov fucked around with this message at 08:23 on Jun 19, 2018 |
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I think of a fat rendering plant so at least your version is a little better
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The big stack of bags is just there for the renderer to sit on while they do a really nice drawing.
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Jaded Burnout posted:The big stack of bags is just there for the renderer to sit on while they do a really nice drawing. I've made couches out of fewer bags than that.
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Super Soaker Party! posted:Having watched all of Grand Designs (or at least the seasons that are on Netflix), can I just say how strange the UK's renderer/rendered terminology is? I get it, it makes sense to use the word in that way, it's just so odd and I'm curious how that happened as opposed to I guess finished being the closest American equivalent. But every time Kevin Brown says "it's going to be rendered in blah blah" my mind instantly thinks of banks of GPUs humming away creating the most detailed VR model in existence. This guy gets it.
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SoundMonkey posted:my neighbor is going at his metal entryway door with a 2" hole saw intended for wood, for the past 20 minutes at least. he's scratched the paint off the door, that's about it. it made me think of this thread. Back in the '90's I had a neighbor across the street that always acted like a dick-ish know-it-all whenever I had to communicate with him. One fine Saturday I had the pleasure of watching him try to install a new metal mailbox to the front of his pre-war (WWII) tract Georgian. He was using a corded drill and a series of wood drill bits to try and put two holes in glaze-fired, quality Chicago face brick. I watched him silently from across the street for a couple of hours - cursing and sweating and frequently changing bits - until he got fed up enough to try and drill into the mortar line, which immediately powdered into a hole about three times the size of the fastener that came with the new mailbox. The new mailbox sat balanced on the wood porch railing, leaning against the house and blowing into the bushes during storms, until the rear end in a top hat and his family moved away a couple years later. If this hadn't been before cell phones with video (or before most cell phones), I would have recorded the whole event for display on YouTube.
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Crappy construction in progress! 
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kid sinister posted:Crappy construction in progress! Likely death in progress!
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Man, I thought that was an air hose at first, and the biggest problems were the lack of eye protection and the inevitable destruction of the pool filter. But nope, it's worse.
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Super Soaker Party! posted:Having watched all of Grand Designs (or at least the seasons that are on Netflix), can I just say how strange the UK's renderer/rendered terminology is? I get it, it makes sense to use the word in that way, it's just so odd and I'm curious how that happened as opposed to I guess finished being the closest American equivalent. But every time Kevin Brown says "it's going to be rendered in blah blah" my mind instantly thinks of banks of GPUs humming away creating the most detailed VR model in existence. Kevin McCloud?
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Looks like an upscale prison
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There's a bunch of smudging all over the glass. Why are people touching bathroom stall walls? Ew.
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Looks too regular, probably residue from bubble wrap or something.
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I don't see any handrails in there, how do you expect them to brace for power shittin'?
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urzaserra256 posted:Looks too regular, probably residue from bubble wrap or something. Looks like reflecting the floor tiles.
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There's no toilet paper
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Impossible to find the glory hole.
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extravadanza posted:There's a bunch of smudging all over the glass. Why are people touching bathroom stall walls? Ew. GreenNight posted:Impossible to find the glory hole.
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STealing this from the 'POSIridium posted:Friends, I have to introduce you to the amazing GROVERCASTLE. It's like an abandoned amusement park building but it was never really finished and kind of feels like it's pre emptively abandoned!
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Is that siding? Instead of brick?
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Over 240 acres of rolling and wooded mountain property with the East Fork of the Little River running through it. There is an old logging road for access to the spring-fed lake, pond and waterfall. The castle is at the entrance - ready for completion into a resort, golf club, second home development or medieval castle. Imagine a wedding chapel, grand ballroom and dining hall - it even has a dungeon. Over 18,000 SF are finished - most of the materials are on site to complete the vision Near the bed and breakfast capital of the world, Mentone Alabama - this Cloudland location is fast becoming a tri-state second home and vacation area. With scenic beauty, Little River Canyon Park, 1.5 hours to Atlanta or Birmingham, 2 hours to Nashville or Knoxville, TN Price History: 05/02/18 Price change $999,999-33.3% $17 Keller William... 02/07/17 Price change $1,500,000-21.1% $26 KELLER WILLIAM... 03/28/16 Price change $1,900,000-24.0% $33 KELLER WILLIAM... 08/26/15 Listed for sale $2,500,000-57.6% $43 KELLER WILLIAM... 09/19/11 Listing removed $5,900,000 $103 Postlets 09/02/11 Listed for sale $5,900,000+58,900% $103 Postlets 05/29/09 Sold $10,000 $0 zillow estimate: $115,695
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Synthbuttrange posted:Over 240 acres of rolling and wooded mountain property with the East Fork of the Little River running through it. There is an old logging road for access to the spring-fed lake, pond and waterfall. The castle is at the entrance - ready for completion into a resort, golf club, second home development or medieval castle. Imagine a wedding chapel, grand ballroom and dining hall - it even has a dungeon. Over 18,000 SF are finished - most of the materials are on site to complete the vision Near the bed and breakfast capital of the world, Mentone Alabama - this Cloudland location is fast becoming a tri-state second home and vacation area. With scenic beauty, Little River Canyon Park, 1.5 hours to Atlanta or Birmingham, 2 hours to Nashville or Knoxville, TN I wonder how much it would cost to tear that thing down and have someone haul all that poo poo siding somewhere?
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BattleMaster posted:Who the gently caress wanted a corrugated metal castle The cheap kind, with no fear of siege engines
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