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After multiple attempts, I finished folding the second large origami crane. As for the decorative origami, I reused all of the paper by remaking them into cranes as well. Since they are smaller than the two large ones, it indicates that they are the young ones of the family of cranes. The reason why I chose the crane for this 3D object is to signify aging. With the 2D object, the bunny heads, pinwheels, and water birds were elementary in terms of difficulty. The cranes I folded for the 3D object are made with a more sophisticated flair. Lastly, I used the hardcover and the rectangular sheet as cloaks and taped the small cranes onto it. I did this to show the togetherness of family and the comfort it can bring. With this, I finished converting a 2D object into a 3D object.
Designed specifically for energy conscious customers like you, the Fluke 1730 Three-Phase Electrical Energy Logger introduces a new simplicity to discovering sources of electrical energy waste.
February 06/22
22-616948
Toronto,
Education Building/Complex,
U of T,
U of T: Schwartz Reisman Innovation Centre Phase 1,
112 College Street,
University of Toronto,
12s + 14s,
Weiss/Manfredi Architects,
Teeple Architects,
This is the world at the end of phase one. Deducing the only card in the processor is not a tough job here...
April 29/22
22-621072
Toronto,
Mixed-use Development,
CIBC Square Phase II,
141 Bay St,
Ivanhoé Cambridge,
Hines,
50s,
Wilkinson Eyre Architects,
Adamson Associates Architect,
This is the phase margin for our project, a magnet levitating a weight. The phase margin is the angle of the phase above -180 degrees when the magnitude crosses unity. By using lead compensation, the positive phase margin was achieved.
April 06, 2012:
DSC_201211569
Toronto,
Residential Development,
"Village Gate West Phase 3a + 3b (5145 Dundas Street West, Concert Properties, 20s + 24s, Page + Steele / IBI Group Architects)"
The next phase of house building has started with demolition..
Today's task was to remove the asbestos cement roofing from the garage and to bag it up. A fun job considering the bunny suit I had to wear...
blogged here: tinyhaus.blogspot.com/2011/04/day-4-5-finished.html
It's in partial shade... can I do raspberries here? Or maybe asparagus?
As Zartan is hauled away, the Commander and Zartan discuss the latest results of the test. MINDBENDER: "It was glorious. Using DNA from different animals has produced a creature with characteristics of each." COBRA COMMANDER: "Where is the creature now?" MINDBENDER: "That is hardly important. The fact is, the test..." COBRA COMMANDER: "Hardly important? The idea was to have a creature I could control. A wandering beast does me no good." MINDBENDER: "In any case, I am ready for the next phase of my experiment."