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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| here in | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| here in flanderswe have the same difference between 'interior architect' and 'interior designer'; difference is in 3 or 4 years of study, legally protected diploma or not..but then their are all those architects (another difference between 'normal architect -college- and civil architect -university-; are also civil engineers) who are doing the interior design/decoration of houses (and thus doing an interior architects/designer job) and that are also designing chairs and so on (and thus doing the productdesigners their jobs)... | |||||
| technology evolves | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... soft surface and are not really glossy (same for the panton; they used to be glossy now not at all). I can imagine that there will be a difference in weight; has othing to do with 'fake' or 'real'. But all of this has already been said in previous threads on this forum. more important for me is its overall visual effect (the new ones are nicer to touch andlook at); the form based on a sitting womenstatue made by gaston lachaise (but some already told me that this is a urban myth created by some geniusmarketeers). some say they are not comfortable, i find th ... | |||||
| Pt.2 | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| ... citrus growers, cattlemen, vegetable farmers, and a rising number of wealthy coming to retire, got the idea that Santa Barbara could be more easily promoted if it adopted this faux meditteranean architecture with the red tile roofs, so they zoned to encourage it and orchestrated the rebuilding into what people think is so marvelous. Frankly, down town Santa Barbara is just a beach equivalent of the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City in architectural terms. And yes, people love both. I do. But both are just as "designed" and nonindigenous as, say, disneyland ... | |||||
| I suspect that we will... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... were also the years of Sigmund Freud (1858?-1938) and the exploration of the un-concious. Notwithstanding the historical importance of early century Vienna in the cultural development of the German speaking world, Not many of the theories developed at that time have survived further development. To link the circumstances of unsecurity with abstraction is as solidly based in fact as Adolf Loos' ornament was linked to crime. These were times when methods and tools for historians were not developed to a level reflecting the obvious need for more knowledge. The ... | |||||
| not our | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| not our croquis would be interesting but croquis from 'famous' designers and well-known designobjects so we can learn from them how their designproces works and what the difference is between the initial sketch and the final product | |||||
| Different . | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Frankieboy | General discussion | |
| Different . There is a difference between what you want and what you already have that you find the most useful, or can't live without for some reason. | |||||
| photo quality | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| photo quality andee, i think a camera with high resolution helps a lot if you want very clear photos. So does very bright indirect light. I upgraded to a high resolution camera while back and couldn't believe the difference in my photos. (Some of the ones I posted here were taken in low light which is why they are so grainy.) Your living room looks great, by the way! | |||||
| Egamma are terrible useless company - Cheap & Nasty | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | AJames | General discussion | |
| Egamma are terrible useless company - Cheap & Nasty We purchased four tulip chairs from them and I have never seen anything so bad. The seats of the chairs are a difference colour to the base and the base had already started chipping. I would NOT recommedn their quality - It is in a word cheap and nasty - When we aproached them about this they were disinterested and offered no customer service. I searched the web and found that I was not the only one to have suffered this! http://www.reviewcentre.com/review179739.html | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Gustavo | General discussion | |
| ... as it?s not so easy to fund, I guess I should go with G9, Thanks again. Dear Geo: Why do you say blind alley?. To me CF are other option to incandescent, with their pros and cons. And as a user I should wait to LED. Dear Dcwilson: (I am not a lighting engineer neither, I just manufacture / sell lamps, but I was asked by the customers to sell the bulbs that better fits on each lamp. ) You are right, A good easy and simple way to save energy, it,s to switch 100w to 60-40w. In the same line of thinking, It also made me think, that to save electricity, it's go ... | |||||
| I am more tempted... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... (I was eleven) but as I was more interested in the girls in music class (the only "mixed" part of our education, or...all pleasures in one) the event passed un- noticed. Yet, it is a very interesting event in building a less one sided view on general design history so often centered around the Bauhaus views. Altough german by birth and social standing he was certainly an american designer by education. Although European designers have for a long time ignored car design (calling it styling or qualifying it as superficial) and although north american designer ... | |||||
| pasto | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | undesignable-46 | General discussion | |
| pasto Few difference between the modells... 4 boxes, 6 boxes, hand to move... is there many different models ? colors ? | |||||
| It is not completely true... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| It is not completely true... that cold water is non-reactive to copper, but yes temperature makes a huge difference. Although I appreciate the copper bottoms of cooking pots or thicker aluminum with the same result, in the case of e tea kettle I do not see the point of conducting the heat well. Even if a particular spot heats up much warmer than another part of the bottom where the contact with the herat element is not as good, the water will warm up and simply by circulation it will warm up evenly. | |||||
| You're right but there'e a... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Benoit | General discussion | |
| You're right but there'e a... You're right but there'e a difference in my opinion between the nice patina of age and ugly stains and dirt, paint drips or pen graphities that can be removed... My goal here is not to have my chairs as new but to have them clean and somewhat in a shape that such icons deserve. | |||||
| The Robertson head was... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| The Robertson head was... The Robertson head was patented in Canada in 1908. The Phillips I believe in the US in the 1930's. The Robertson was used in the production of early Ford motor cars. The square head is the American clone of the Robertson, the primary difference being that the box in the Robertson head has a taper. The more unusual screw heads such as the torq-set and the tri-wing were used by Nintendo and McIntosh computers in early production to discourage individuals from attempting home repair. | |||||
| Reuge makes very fine music... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Reuge makes very fine music... Reuge makes very fine music boxes. I have only had very simple ones by them but even they were of much better quality than those of other manufacturers. One difference is that the notes are perfectly tuned. Cheaper music boxes usually have a few notes that are a little off. Really cheap ones have notes that are way off. Years ago, the members of the Baltimore Symphony gave a music box to a departing conductor as a gift. A friend of mine was in on the purchasing and she showed it to me. It was one of the 72-note models and ... | |||||
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