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Viral Video Today: A magnificent video of an artist creating an optical illusion by 3D painting a woman standing in the middle of a tree trunk is going viral. The amazing artwork was made in such a way that it looks like half the tree is floating in the air and the woman in an orange dress is standing under it.Also Read - Viral Video: Ever Had Helicopter Bhelpuri? Watch The Hilarious Way This Vendor Makes It The video was shared by a Twitter user and has gone viral with thousands of views and likes. In the clip, a man can be seen painting the surrounding of a forest on a tree trunk with a woman spinning on a ball in the middle. The 3D looks so realistic you won’t even notice that the tree trunk is there as it camouflages in the background. Also Read - Viral Video: Desi Man Sings Kal Ho Na Ho on UK Streets, SRK Fans Love It. Watch The optical illusion left netizens baffled and said the artwork was simply mindblowing. “People amaze me with their talent,” a user wrote. Another user commented, “Absolutely amazing.” A third user tweeted, “Unbelievable”. Also Read - Viral. bengal paint 3d.
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a 40 story building. (It’s actually even higher than four times because the wind speeds themselves are considered to increase with the height of the building.)
A developer’s primary motivation for building a skyscraper is to stack up as many floors as possible in order to maximize the rentable space and earn a high return on investment. As architect Cass Gilbert put it, a skyscraper is “a machine to make the land pay.” However, the material and labor costs of the old, inefficient, moment frames presented a financial “premium for height,” which equated to diminishing returns on construction over 40 or so stories. Without a more efficient lateral system, supertall buildings just wouldn’t pay.
The Framed Tube
In developing the lateral resisting system for the 43-story tall Chestnut-DeWitt Apartments in Chicago, Khan saw an opportunity to step back from traditional lateral design and attempt a more holistic, three-dimensional approach. Instead of designing the building as a series of discrete moment frames or shear walls to resist lateral loads, Khan envisioned the entire building as a hollow rectangular tube, rigidly anchored in its foundation. He would have to pierce this tube to make windows, but the building itself would behave like.
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an instant architectural icon. As an example of structural expressionism in its purest and most elegant form, the Hancock leaves the passerby no doubt as to how its incredible height was achieved. I hold this building in such high regard that I refuse to buy the Lego Hancock Center because of its nauseating inaccuracy.
I also believe, but cannot prove, that the John Hancock Center served as the inspiration for the Plymouth Arcology from SimCity 2000.
The Sears Tower and the Bundled Tube
Image by J. Crocker
When Sears acquired a 3 acre parcel of land on South Wacker Drive in Chicago, the company hired SOM for the design of a tower with 2 million square feet of office space for its own headquarters and for additional tenants. Khan, now a partner with SOM, saw this as an opportunity to implement an idea that had been on his mind since the development of the DeWitt-Chestnut Apartments. Aware of that the shear lag effect limited the efficiency of his framed tube design, Khan believed that he could add rigidity by introducing secondary stiffeners along each building face. In other words, he would divide one large tube into a grid.
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Bengaluru Rural, Bengaluru Urban and Ramanagara districts.
A researcher scanning a hero stone at Bannerghatta as children watch with curiosity. | Photo Credit: THE MYTHIC SOCIETY, BENGALURU
The last time that the inscriptions were chronicled with description was in Epigraphia Carnatica in 1905, which contains about 1,500 inscriptions in the region. Subsequently, location of many other inscriptions have been reported in Mysore Archaeological Reports, and sporadically in other journals as individuals historians, epigraphy enthusiasts and others found new inscriptions. The findings in Bengaluru, a global tech hub now, has been published in The Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society. Principal deity of temple While seven unrecorded inscriptions have been found in the 800-year-old Chokkanathaswamy temple in Domlur, eight Tamil inscriptions of the 13 th and 14 th century C.E. have been found in Champakadhama Swamy temple at Bannerghatta. Though the surface has worn out making it difficult to read the inscription, the high-resolution 3D imaging has revealed that the latter temple was dedicated to Damodara Perumal as the principal deity then, and Puradaraya Tamattalvar was a significant patron of the temple. In Chikkabanavara, the restoration of a kalyani yielded four of the five undocumented inscriptions. Of the two undocumented.
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renovation of Someshwara temple at Kacharakanahalli, modern construction materials were used to replace the stones that had inscriptions dating back to 12 th century C.E. and 13 th cetury C.E. “Four inscriptions were lost in the temple renovation as old stone slabs were removed. Similarly, in the ongoing renovation work in Someshwara temple at Chikkagubbi, old stones containing 13 th century C.E. inscriptions have been replaced,” P. L Udaya Kumar, the Director of the society’s 3D project, told The Hindu. In Doddanekundi, he pointed out, a stone inscription dating back to 1304 C.E. appears to be waiting to be lost. “The stone is leaning on a tree on the footpath of a busy road. The inscriptions speak of donation to the famous Shivagange temple and mentions the area as Nekundi.” While the project has completed the digitisation work of all the recorded inscriptions in the City, Mr. Udaya Kumar said that only one third of the overall project of covering 1,500 inscriptions has been completed. “As we move forward we expect to find more unreported inscriptions and also report the loss of reported inscriptions. In rural areas, the loss of reported inscription is about 30%. Of about 225 reported inscriptions.
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