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Space redesign - Dibujo en Planta.
The new space includes the hotel logo inside the fountain cornered by a representation of Varadero Beach where 6 cubic meters of white sand were dumped with a hammock and beach chairs.
An exhibit space (left side of the blueprint) with a business stand where deals can be sealed off. The furniture used was the Cuban taburete (country style chairs) used by farmers in their traditional houses.
And a fully functional mini bar (right side) with Republican styled chairs.
Both the mini bar and the Meeting stand were done with rustic wood and roofed with palm frond, an ancient technique developed by Cuban natives and further used by Spanish settlers and creole Cubans.
Hotel Barceló, Varadero, Cuba
Separating cyclists and pedestrians. I've seen both groups intruding into the others' space. Still I'm pleased when I see such infrastructure.
2023 Navistar Demo Unit of the redesigned Next Gen. 2025 IC CE Diesel.
VIN: 4DRGVC8N9PB775182
Located at Rush Truck Centers Columbus, Ohio.
In fall 2012, DOT cut the ribbon on a comprehensive redesign of Manhattan’s Delancey Street on the Lower East Side. One of the latest in a series of safety projects citywide, the project shortened pedestrian crossings at 14 locations, increased pedestrian space and crossing time, and enhanced signal timing and travel lanes for vehicles entering and exiting the Williamsburg Bridge.
The redesign adds more than 21,000 square feet of pedestrian space along the street, restricts several vehicle turns and also makes travel lanes more consistent. A new vehicle access point at Clinton Street also simplifies the connection from the FDR Drive, eliminating the need for vehicles to travel through residential streets to reach the bridge via Norfolk Street.
Learn more: on.nyc.gov/PGt5tO
my superheroine , cat , needs a battle costume redesign, the old one was a bit superhero pants on the outside guff, so heres the first thoughts. Theres stuff to go on top, weapons , armour, tech details, textures , materials , personal embellishments etc, but this is the image at distance.
...and yes she is supposed to have the look of the goddess of bimbos, but shes also completely psychotic. , touch her and you tend to be killed, so there has to be a stripped down version of her costume because things can get very bloody in my strip, and theres no point in wearing something you have to put in the wash every five minutes....
...and yes I did recycle her head off the other picture. I'm lazy that way, especially with pig flu.
Goal: Redesign a bulletin that requires (at this point) a lot of copy. I don't control this, so I'm looking for the best way to manage it efficiently and beautifully.
Audience: Traditional congregation with large senior audience, but growing our young adult ministries.
Direction: Fresh, clean, modern with a touch of traditional elements
Project: Weekly bulletin
Other important info: This is a shell. We print the content on a BW printer every week, so I'm trying to keep it clean and flexible in the event we want to make a small heading change during the year at least on the inside.
This is my 2nd attempt, but I'm not fully satisfied yet. Figured I'd share and get some feedback.
Post-launch page from the redesign of Media General's community newspaper group in Virginia. For more samples and for background information on this project by Ron Reason News Design, visit:
The Colonial Era Farmhouse home of Erin of Revealing Redesign - who did all of the decorating and remodeling.
Example of solid news page layout after redesign at Media General's community newspapers in Virginia. For more on this and other newspaper redesign case studies by Ron Reason News Design, visit:
Today, Chief Eddie Driggers and Mayor Keith Summey introduced the police department's newly designed police vehicles to the public. The new design incorporates the established city colors. Mayor Summey said, “The new vehicles are a long way from the first cars that hit the streets in the 70's.”
Photo by Ryan Johnson
The motivation for this came from the "dollar redesign" blog. The future of paper money? A versatile, durable, non personalized, plastic prepaid "dollar card" that can be used anywhere, by anyone and toped up at any bank
Post-launch page from the redesign of Media General's community newspaper group in Virginia. For more samples and for background information on this project by Ron Reason News Design, visit:
The centre plates have been removed to open up the area below inside the hangar, thus allowing both the Visceroth AND the Myrdin to fit inside the hangar.
See...I go and build the crappy little Gnat fighter...and then I find out both the Visceroth AND the Myrdin fit..with a very minor modification.
The Myrdin requires 2 hangar units..so I can really only hold one in the current hangar.
If I make one with 2 hangars and the bridge in the middle..a Carrier, I could hold 2 Myrdin's 4 Visceroth's in the side hangars..and if there were a third hangar in the middle with arms attaching all three units together, with the bridge on top of the centre one I could hold 4 more Visceroth's.
It's amazing when everything falls into place.
Modeled after the classic generic Beer Can, this beauty is printed on a thin, soft piece of paper. Preferably two ply and perforated.