Residential Architects in Bangalore to design my 50 x 60 plot with renowned architects in bangalore who has to be creative in planning
This is Harsha here i am from Bangalore
I have recently taken the services of SEKAN Architects
I appreciate their effort they put in for my house.
They have put many of their House designs and elevations on their website.
You can View their works on
www.architectsban.webs.com
Or Ct them on
SEEKAN Architects
No 346 8th Block
Koramangala near
Forum Mall
Bangalore – 95
Ct: +91 98869 46588
Off: +91 080 25715044
well..i m a b.arch student in 4th yr persuing degree from VNIT,Nagpur,India…..wud prefer intern at mumbai,goa or delhi…
Hi, in Mumbai there are many firms which if you are good at your work would surely employ you. Finding a job is easier in Mumbai then getting a place to stay. First work on that. Delhi is avoidable.
You can get names & tel nos from web or from Rachna Sansad at Prabhadevi.
please help me and suggest some brands
Probably a 4×5" View Camera with full camera tilts and swings.
Deardorff
Arca Swiss
Cambo
Linhof
Calumet
Wista
If you plan on doing it professionally you may want to consider the Linhof or the Arca Swiss. They are built to last for a lifetime of pro use.
I dont know which is the best to take up in college. is architecture the same as Architectural Engineering but just alot more to it? If you can give me a list of what both of them does.
The answer is what (each) of them does. That depends upon the company and its job requirements. They are similar as you may surmise from the titles. Get the college information on exactly what courses are core to each major. Architecture covers a lot of topics and most architects I worked with in heavy industrial companies were more focused on application rather than aesthetics. However the field changes depending upon the demand for architects. Some good architects are very busy with remodeling and renovation of existing structures. Others do only homes and I know some who specialize in things like hospitals which are rather specialized fields and the training will be more when you get the job and learn how the architectural firm works. So the college will have its own ideas on what you need to learn and what other classes are available. But your college record will tell a future employer whether you have had the necessary education for the jobs they have available. In many cases either major will satisfy the job requirements.
Okay, I am trying to build a bathouse. The design I am using has it to call for 2X6’s for the back. I have been searching other designs and they just use plywood as the back. Does it really matter on which one to use. My main concern is hanging the one design I am using. Does it really matter?
Bats like something to grip on to. Fencing material is very good, which would be 2 x 8, more than likely. Be sure to layer it so that each "unit" extends downward from the outside one by 1.5 inches or so, so the bats can land there and crawl up. If you intend to suspend it from a high perch, make sure it is not too heavy to handle. Board spacing should not all be the same. Some spaces 1/2 inch, some 3/4. They are messy devils, so put it somewhere with ease of cleaning up the guano. Also, they tend to squirt just before they land, so not near a window.
I see no problem in using plywood, except it does not weather well.
I’m going to college next year, and I really want to consider my major now. I love both math and art, and I figure since architectural engineering is the math side and architecture is the art side, it would be good to do a double major, but I’m afraid it would be too tough. I’m also considering a major or minor in environmental engineering so that I can design "green" buildings. What would be the best choice?
Major in just Architecture Engineering! " Architecture Engineering covers borth "architecture" and "engineering" so you get the best of both worlds. Dont minor in Environmental Engineering because it has nothing to do with green design instead its more of Environmental issues study. Minor in something you feel will go in hand with your Architecture Engineering major!!
Good Luck!!