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@ Monday, May. 14, 2007 – 18:10:55
Well honestly, architecture is no fun! It's because of passion and interest that I'm still here...
Got these cartoons emailed to me recently. It really described what's going on behind every project...with a little sense of humour! HaHaHa!
Let's share some laughters in this weird and wired world. Have a nice day! - Zue.
mohdzuraini
Hi pal
Well, 'CAD' is the acronym for Computer Aided Design. A computerised technology for designing, drawing, drafting 2D & 3D objects. Way back in the 60s, building architects and designers manually hand drawn building sketches into blueprints (plans). The disadvantage - It's time consuming!
But with CAD technology, production of plans can be done in a fraction of the time. Thou, I still prefered the latter. Its because of the artistic human touch!
Have a good day!
Hi, I've always said that you learn something new every day, thank you. When the starting point is very low, you can learn more than one new thing every day, that's me, I think...
Cheers...
mohdzuraini
Glad you did, Sir. I too agree on those points. Like what I've read somewhere, life itself is a learning journey...
You're very much welcome!
NeilOnline
Pro Hahahahaha.
How true is that!!!
I can assure you, its not just your trade that those cartoons can be applied to!
mohdzuraini
hehehe..i call it work hazard!
NeilOnline
Pro Management tends to be more of a work hazard in my experience ;-)
anujna
Good humour. I specially liked the one abt the senior partner and his cad skills! I'd make sure my seniors have a look at it!
mohdzuraini
hehehe...they don't want to be called a 'senior' for nothing!
Cheers!
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Hi, very good cartoons, just one question, what is CAD? The reason I ask this is because what I know about architecture, could be written on the back of a postage stamp, although I may be able to tell you about the stamp.