Recently we were allowed the use of computers at one of our one-day-long exams – so my school is finally living up to the attribute change in my about page – it used to be horrible, now it’s damp. A real improvement in life quality.
Here’s the outcome: judge it lightly since the overall design was conceived with a specific public in mind during a brief four hour period, including plotting.
Man, this post is definitively sarcastic. I’m working on improving that 
(as in downplaying the sarcastic note).
Dragosh
Well, Mincu is still quite the horrible place, considering we have wednesday and friday afternoons/evenings with our beloved ehcatsuom a htiw yug taf.
Nov 23, 2009 @ 10:26 pm
dimitrie stefanescu
all we have to do is pon de floor. ps sorry for the comment edit, i still don’t wanna die
Nov 24, 2009 @ 12:01 am
a-ngine
Trains are rolling! I like the colourful but decent images a lot. What wonders me is, if the structural/material system consists of 2 elements (colomns & roofing) or possibly of one homogenious articulation?!
However, within only 4 hours – respect! Somehow I have to remember your workflow for the corean competition
Nov 24, 2009 @ 5:22 pm
dimitrie stefanescu
speaking of which: http://dimitrie.wordpress.com/2009/11/24/making-you-more-curious/
thanks for the heads up mate! as for your question, the structural conception of the shit would require melting the bloody slab. since that is impossible, i will go for a separate structural system that would then be nicely clad in something expensive, though on a visual/aesthetic level we the overall desired image is one of homogeneous continuity
though i could still have worked on that…
Nov 24, 2009 @ 8:19 pm
Dragosh
change it maybe to major lazer?
Nov 27, 2009 @ 11:33 am