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Orsos Islands Concept Promises Taste of Luxury Superyacht Life For Common Folk

Ah, the island life. Nothing seems to be any better than owning your very own private island where you can basically play God because of the amount of cash you have. Well, one designer seeks to make that idea accessible to the common folk.

Italy , Italian , Gabor-orsos , Orsos-islands , Rendering , Oncept , Uperyacht , Esort , Co-friendly , Achting , Ifestyle

Black Buffalo 3D-Smart 3D Construction Announces New Global Head

Black Buffalo 3D-Smart 3D Construction Announces New Global Head of R&D: Black Buffalo 3D Corporation, a leading provider of large-scale 3D printers for construction and member of HN Inc.—formerly Hyundai BS&C Co. Ltd.—today announced that Dr. Babak Zareiyan has joined the firm as Global Head of Research and Development. Highly experienced in 3D construction among a narrow field of experts, Dr. Zareiyan will play a key role in advancing current and future 3D …

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A Trapani è polemica per il rendering della "Chiazza"

Ha suscitato polemiche a Trapani la presentazione del rendering della "Chiazza", la storica piazza dell'antico...

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All-New 2022 Toyota Tundra Render Offers Convincing Look at Upcoming F-150 Rival

All-New 2022 Toyota Tundra Render Offers Convincing Look at Upcoming F-150 Rival
9 Jun 2021, 10:53 UTC ·
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Look how far the mighty have fallen. A one-time North American Truck of the Year award winner, the current second-generation Toyota Tundra has been with us since 2007, having endured multiple updates and facelifts throughout the years. Thankfully, by the end of 2021, we’ll be getting a brand-new Tundra based on Toyota’s F1 body-on-frame platform.
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Possible leaks showing various design elements of the all-new 2022 Tundra began showing up last year, followed by last month’s first official teaser courtesy of Toyota. The teaser pretty much confirmed the authenticity of the aforementioned leaks, and when you add them all together, it’s enough for somebody to draw up a reasonably accurate rendering.

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Alfa Romeo Giulia Wagon Render Depicts Ideal BMW 3 Series Touring Rival

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1 Jun 2021, 13:44 UTC ·
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That said, we’d love to see the Italian carmaker put the squeeze on its German rivals even more. A wagon variant of the Giulia should be a formidable foe to the likes of the BMW 3 Series Touring, the Audi A4 Avant, or the Mercedes C-Class Estate—especially in Europe.
Certain markets around the globe still hold station wagons in high regard, regardless of size and segment. Sure, there might come a day when premium brands will abandon this form factor altogether in their quest for profits, but that day has yet to arrive. Besides, trends tend to be cyclical, so you never know when wagons might become cool again.

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Is it legal to pay a cyber ransom in NZ? The surprising answer

Is it legal to pay a cyber ransom in NZ? The surprising answer
14 May, 2021 08:15 PM
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Today's hackers often want money to give you back your files (after they've stolen them or encrypted them in a "ransomware" attack) or to cease a DDoS attack (a distributed denial-of-service attack where an army
of bots try to connect to your site at once, rendering it inaccessible to regular punters).
And their efforts are only escalating, because governments enable ransomware extortionists in three ways: failing to regulate cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, giving hackers an easy, anonymous method of being paid; authorities' underfunded and uncoordinated efforts to catch offenders (we compare particularly poorly against Australia, as detailed within this feature); and maintaining the legality of paying up.

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Slammed Widebody Pontiac Aztek Render Is a Young Walter White's Wet Dream

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15 Apr 2021, 11:03 UTC ·
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Walter White’s Pontiac Aztek became somewhat of an iconic car thanks to Breaking Bad. It was just so perfect for Bryan Cranston’s character, who was an underachiever much like the Aztek. Walter did trade up to a Chrysler 300 SRT8 later in the series, but that’s after he had already started his own drug empire.
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Looking back at that Aztek, its factory paint job was fading away, and it was missing one of its alloy wheels. It wasn’t a good SUV, nor was it a good minivan, and at one point, it was even voted one of the worst cars ever made, not to mention one of the ugliest. That is ironic seeing as it was styled under the watchful eye of Tom Peters, who would later be responsible for the stunning Corvette C7.

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The More You Understand How Materials Fit and Work, The Better Your Architecture Will Be

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Incredible lighting, shining finishes, healthy trees, and properly positioned human figures seem to be the perfect kit for a good and traditional image of architecture, which, however, is not always representative of reality or context. We are accustomed to thinking of renderings as visions of future buildings, occupied and in use, which serve to sell or convince customers of the worth of a project. But what if rendered images also helped us understand the construction, systems, and functioning of some parts of the building? We talked to two professionals who have developed images that are both beautiful and explanatory.

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Coyote-Powered Ford Explorer Ute Render Easily Overshadows Real-Life SUV Model

Coyote-Powered Ford Explorer Ute Render Easily Overshadows Real-Life SUV Model
12 Apr 2021, 10:08 UTC ·
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Let’s start by saying that technically, Ford doesn’t need another pickup truck model in the U.S. Walk into any dealership, and you can already drive away with a 2021 Ranger, 2021 F-150, or a 2021 Super Duty, based on your daily requirements.
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However, if you were to fly across the Pacific for the better part of a day and land either in Australia or New Zealand, you’d encounter a culture where high-performance utility vehicles with tonneau covers are greatly appreciated. The perfect example is the HSV Maloo, although there are several such iterations one could point to when it comes to the Holden brand.

Australia , New-zealand , Ranger-wildtrak , Oscar-vargas , Explorer-ute , Ford-explorer , Coyote-powered-ute , Rendering , Render , Ford , Explorer

The Different Uses of Renderings in Architecture

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With increasingly better renderings becoming ubiquitous, students and architects alike feel the pressure of mastering an additional set of skills to get their ideas across. To what extent do renderings make or break a portfolio or a project? How important are they in the design process, and do renderings inform of a particular set of skills besides the software ones? This article explores different perspectives on the role of renderings within the profession.
Attention-grabbing renderings appear to be everywhere, from architectural media to billboards, leaving architects with a strong incentive to try to emulate this type of visualization within their work. However, rendering is a tool that can serve multiple purposes, from storytelling to a strategic communication of skills and intent to the everyday exploration of design options. As digital tools are constantly evolving, architecture needs to experiment with the techniques across an extensive array of design processes, in order to discover where are the most important creative opportunities.

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