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Topic ClosedWhat Stock Photos Tell Us About Designing (really Architects)

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    Posted: 13.Jan.2015 at 04:00

My wife is a teacher. So when I saw this, I had to send it to her.

She and her teacher friends really liked it. I thought to myself, there has to be something similar for architects. I searched but did not find anything immediately obvious. So in the spirit of fun, I reached out to some of my fellow Autodesk bloggers. Here is what we came up with. Please have a laugh with us.


  1. Just Like I Planned
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    "My as-builts look exactly like my original designs."

     

  2. With Time to Spare
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    "After completing a project, I have plenty of time to stare longingly at it on my computer screen and admire my own work."

     

  3. Spare the Rod, Spoil the Client
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    "When a client suggests a last minute change, I sternly tell him that the time for changes has passed. He is grateful for my candor."

     

  4. You're #1
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    "Despite #3, when I share last minute changes with my general contractor, he always raises one finger to let me know I am number one in his book."

     

  5. Gas versus Electrical
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    "Thanks to the AutoCAD Sheet Set Manager, I can easily tell the difference between a dashed line and a dotted line on my iPhone."

     

  6. A Nerd? Who Me?
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    "When people meet me for the first time, and I tell them I work with computers, they are surprised."

     

  7. Dress for Success
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    "To save time, I often wear evening attire while surveying, so I can go out partying immediately after work."

     

  8. Clothes Make The Man
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    "I pick my hardhats to match my attire."

     

  9. Better Late Than Never
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    "This is what I look like by the time I get the cloud-based renderings I requested while in college."

     

  10. Ready To Reinstall
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    "I always keep my installation disks handy in case of the remote chance that I need to do a full re-install."

     

  11. Burning the Midnight Oil
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    "The glow from my computer screen invigorates me when working late nights."

     

  12. Boardwalk and Park Place
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    "After presenting to my stakeholders, my 3D models come in handy as spare hotel pieces for Monopoly."

     

  13. It's Getting Hot In Here
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    "This is the typical look on warm weather days when the construction crew has no choice but to wear shorts."

     

  14. A Closer Look
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    "I have no idea that I can zoom in using the mouse wheel."

     

  15. Paper or plastic?
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    I keep my drawings neatly stacked nearby as most projects only have 7 sheets.

     

  16. Iron Man
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    "Tony Stark's got nothing on me."

     


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