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D-Day

1 Comment | May 30th, 2007

D-Day

Tomorrow is D-Day, I hate presentation and I hate design class, talk is cheap. Wish me luck, I need it.



Concrete + Grass = Grasscrete

No Comments | May 29th, 2007

Concrete + Grass = Grasscrete

According to Cnet, it appears that some researcher in China have developed “Grasscrete”, if things goes accordingly, this Grasscrete would be an environmentally sustainable alternative paving for footpath for the Olympic Forest Park in northern Beijing.

What is so unique about that invention?

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    Colophon

    Currently studying Architecture in Curtin University, Western Australia. Calvin loves web designing and photography, occasionally he blogs about his thoughts and opinions.

    Every morning he refill himself with weird energy-inducing substances known as coffee and tea and then off saving the world, I mean studying and blogging of course.

    The author is not a CAD expert nor a web genius. Just another guy spending too much time online (believe me, way too much). The tutorials featured here are meant for basic level understanding.














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