Angels scattering flowers
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On the diagram showing the locations of the pipes in the tower, there are hundreds of them, all packed tightly on one A3 sheet, which was overwhelming to look at. I suggested dividing them into separate layers by using multiple sheets, but the designer asked me, \"Is there any regulation regarding this?\" ” How should I reply? Previously, when evaluating projects, the calculations were based on the drawings; it was easy to create layered orientation maps, with all elements clearly shown so that any issues could be seen at a glance. But now it’s a complete mess – it’s simply unappealing to look at. What will the contractors think when they see this?
Hundreds of them – can they all be drawn in one picture?
Yeah, otherwise I would say it’s fairies scattering flowers.
Designers have fixed mindsets; everything needs to have rules and guidelines
Whether there are regulations or not, at the very least the drawings should be clear enough for people to see. If the image is not clear, what’s the point of producing drawings? The original poster can take a screenshot to show everyone the blueprint for the ‘Apsaras scattering flowers’ scene
I have indeed seen it: all the pipe openings are shown in a top view, drawn one by one, while the elevation values are provided in a side view. But there aren’t as many as yours; just a dozen or so.
Hehe, it’s mainly because the way projects are evaluated has changed! You think you think it’s just you thinking... You adapt immediately when it’s in your favor, but when it’s not, of course you have to \"follow the rules\" :)
During the Weird Design Contest, dedication.
These days it’s all like this; regulations are mentioned every time