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Ryan Spotowski

Ryspot Design
Edmonton, AB, Canada

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    Béton Brut Design

    Submitted by: Amanda Nogier

    The Grid earrings are an homage to the iconic ceilings found in Brutalist buildings. Also known as waffle slabs, the gridded form was used as a stronger and more durable structure for large spans of concrete. The lightweight marbled concrete is encased in a durable brass casing and mounted on a surgical steel post for those with sensitive ears.

    The Grid earrings are an homage to the iconic ceilings found in Brutalist buildings. Also known as waffle slabs, the gridded form was used as a stronger and more durable structure for large spans of concrete. The lightweight marbled concrete is encased in a durable brass casing and mounted on a surgical steel post for those with sensitive ears.

    $140 at betonbrutdesign.com
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    Amazon Frustration Free Packaging Certification Guidelines

    Submitted by: Allison Fonder

    Pretty straight-forward. Good to know and probably a requirement if working at a larger company, though in my experience the responsibility falls to the engineers in the end.

    Pretty straight-forward. Good to know and probably a requirement if working at a larger company, though in my experience the responsibility falls to the engineers in the end.

    See at d39w7f4ix9f5s9.cloudfront.net
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    Rhino

    Submitted by: Allison Fonder

    Rhino is a 3D modeler used to create, edit, analyze, document, render, animate, and translate NURBS* (NURBS stands for "non-uniform rational basis spline") curves, surfaces, and solids, point clouds, and polygon meshes. There are no limits on complexity, degree, or size beyond those of your hardware.

    Rhino is a 3D modeler used to create, edit, analyze, document, render, animate, and translate NURBS* (NURBS stands for "non-uniform rational basis spline") curves, surfaces, and solids, point clouds, and polygon meshes. There are no limits on complexity, degree, or size beyond those of your hardware.

    See at rhino3d.com
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    on: Ford and Domino's Running Autonomous Pizza Delivery Vehicle Trial
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