STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM FOR A CONCRETE STRUCTURE WITH TWO-WAY PLATE
floor plates are shown with transparency so that all structural components (columns and walls) can be seen.
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Ils ont compris enfin !
Ils ne recommenceront plus !
Y compris qu’il faut faire comme si On n’y pouvait rien ?
Qui “On” ?
Nous ?
Non lui bien sūr !
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh…
Il à parfois fait comme nous d’ailleurs…
L’exception efface la règle !!
Ecrasez-le !!!!!
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A vector art of the Great Wall of China, a series of fortifications built across northern China to protect against invasions.
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Kishōtenketsu Story Structure: What It Is, How It Works, and How It Compares to Western Plotting
Kishōtenketsu Story Structure: What It Is, How It Works, and How It Compares to Western Plotting
by guest poster Oliver Fox
Hang around enough writing craft blogs, and eventually you’ll run across someone bemoaning the lack of diversity in contemporary narrative structure—particularly in contrast to models like Kishōtenketsu story structure. To some, it seems like the Monomyth (or some variant of it) is the only game in town, and it’s a game they’ve grown tired of through overfamiliarity: the characters want something, they leave behind their ordinary lives to go looking for said thing, face obstacles, obtain (or fail to obtain) their object of desire, and return home, changed by their journey.
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Hail to the horned lord of virescent nature,
For he shall eventually venture
To the world of manufacture
In order to consume every manmade structure.
When there is no new song for a caging culture,
Pray as you feel the primal god’s rapture.
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Heinz Mack: Mack Szene, Mack Seen, Mack-A-Zine, MACKAZIN: Die Jahre 1957-67, Typos Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1967 [Saint-Martin Bookshop, Bruxelles-Brussel. Art: © Estate of Heinz Mack]
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A city in sand. Note that all the perspective is off. I drew a second version using proper perspective, but it actually ended up looking worse because I didn’t detail it as much.
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See the latest post from Al Muzalaat Building Maintenance LLC - Car Parking Shades on Google
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Jan J. Schoonhoven, Texts by Johannes Cladders, Hans van der Griten, Klaus Honnef, Walter Kambartel, and Jean Leering, Städtisches Museum Mönchengladbach, Mönchengladbach, 1972, Edition of 660 numbered copies [Studio Bruno Tonini, Gussago (BS). © Jan Schoonhoven]
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Exhibition: March 1 – April 9, 1972