Alex Sassoon

Month: August 2013

  • Making Isometric Drawings Using AutoLISP – Part 2

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    The Rectangle  The rectangle is the easiest, since each axis of drawing follows the isometric axis. Isometric drawings use 30° parallel projection, meaning that unlike perspective drawing, objects along the same axis don’t convene at a point, but rather are parallel to one another. This preserves the dimensions of most of the shape, however there…

  • Sustainable Furniture Design

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    Furniture is, in both a physical and philosophical sense, the interface between people and the built environment. It’s where we sleep, eat, work, and play, and that means it gets a lot more wear than the building it sits in. So how do we make our furniture more sustainable? What is sustainable furniture anyways?  In…

  • Making Isometric Drawings Using AutoLISP – Part 1

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    I started creating isometric details in AutoCAD a while ago, and realized something I thought I already knew: AutoCAD sucks at 3D modeling. Isometric drawings are an effective way of representing 3D objects in 2D, and preserves dimensionality of the object. Unfortunately it turns out that while AutoCAD is perfectly capable of handling isometric drawings,…