OFFICEBLOK - Prefab office pod
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@dale said:
Wow Richard
Always in awe at how you manage to translate simple ideas into straightforward, clean, appealing concept while still being able to keep them ..... well so damned simple.
Cudo'sThanks Dale! Mate the nice thing with this project, it itself is so simple it almost forces simplicity. Would be hard to make it anything else!
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Very cool. Great idea!
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@richard said:
Very cool mate! At the least BEER sounds in order!
I know it's the other side but I'll be meeting with someone in Bondi in the early arvo wednesday and then testing the local amber nectar distributors before rolling back to balmain on the last possible ferry. Anything fit in there?
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@box said:
@richard said:
Very cool mate! At the least BEER sounds in order!
I know it's the other side but I'll be meeting with someone in Bondi in the early arvo wednesday and then testing the local amber nectar distributors before rolling back to balmain on the last possible ferry. Anything fit in there?
Darn, not gonna make it today mate.
commitment made for this afternoon delivery of a revised home design for Perth. -
Not to worry Richard, ended up driving there and didn't finish until after nine so didn't get to sample the local wares.
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Great idea, great images! I love the modularity. I think there should be a slick joining system. If one side wall on each unit could be easily removed so that it plugs directly into the other. Your units could be assembled easily with multiple configurations. It looks like they would be lifted into place so if they had male and female sliders on that optional side-wall they could be snapped or slid together. I guess you would need loading hooks on the top. The removable side walls could be configured to include a picture window if the customer wants more light in a single unit or a door between joined rooms. As you suggested the inventory of unique rooms should allow you to assemble a complete dwelling and it would be easy as working with Lego.....Good luck with it!!
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@richard said:
Got ya! Although I agree with Baz about the Mozzie issue,
Thanks mate!
BRING ON THE MOZZIES!!!!!!!
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@box said:
Not to worry Richard, ended up driving there and didn't finish until after nine so didn't get to sample the local wares.
Is there a ferry wharf near you?Mate there is a ferry wharf not far and a great place there for a beer, Mosman Bay / Mosman Rowers!
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@roland joseph said:
Great idea, great images! I love the modularity. I think there should be a slick joining system. If one side wall on each unit could be easily removed so that it plugs directly into the other. Your units could be assembled easily with multiple configurations. It looks like they would be lifted into place so if they had male and female sliders on that optional side-wall they could be snapped or slid together. I guess you would need loading hooks on the top. The removable side walls could be configured to include a picture window if the customer wants more light in a single unit or a door between joined rooms. As you suggested the inventory of unique rooms should allow you to assemble a complete dwelling and it would be easy as working with Lego.....Good luck with it!!
That's not a bad idea mate! Though in this case the cube is so small as to have little function as another room, so anything bigger would be approached in the traditional prefab system, much like as you are suggesting.
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@richard said:
Mate there is a ferry wharf not far and a great place there for a beer, Mosman Bay / Mosman Rowers!
The Rowers sounds excellent, we can have the antipodes basecamp there. I'm minutes from the balmain ferry so can happily wander that way almost any afternoon/evening to test the venue.
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These "garden room" structures are really starting to take off, and yours is a particularly fine design.
This is hot off the press for something that the developers are hoping will grab attention here in the UK:
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