I've Decided to Become an Architect
Like much of the country, I have been inspired by Sarah Palin.
I don't have any training in architecture, I'm not that good at math and most of what I design gets roundly ridiculed and laughed at by my designer friends.
But I played with blocks as a kid. And Legos. I have a copy of Sketch-Up, too, so I think I'm pretty well set.
A San Fran based artist/architect has designed this cool looking "off-the-grid" nomad thingy. See more images of it in other environments at Kyu Che's site.
Labels: architecture, cool design, Governor Sarah Palin, green architecture, Legos, off the grid
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4 Comments:
Let me guess, you've been hired by the Vandelay Enterprises firm?
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Anonymous, at September 8, 2008 at 8:45 PM
I hear if elected she wants all the oil rigs in ANWR to have wind turbines on the surface so it at least looks like they’re trying out alternative energy sources.
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Anonymous, at September 8, 2008 at 9:23 PM
Yeah I played with Sketch-Up for, like, a minute. Everything I designed looked like it was done by a five-year old on Ritalin.
So I dropped it and played Medal of Honor on Wii. That's one thing I could kick Johann Baptist Zimmermann's ass at.
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M.M. McDermott, at September 9, 2008 at 9:57 AM
I bet you live near a house so that makes you an expert on houses. You probably played with Lego's at some point so you could be a contractor, too. Did you have a GI Joe as a kid? You may be qualified to rebuild Iraq.
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Anonymous, at September 12, 2008 at 8:42 AM
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