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Sabado, Hulyo 4, 2009

.....6,000 mile site visit

Sabado, Hulyo 4, 2009
Prepping for my site visit tomorrow - thought its best to post the links/info i would be needing for my trip.

....getting to auckland airport








Ticket Prices



Adult One Way
Adult Return
Child* One Way
Child* Return
Backpacker [with ID] One Way
Backpacker [with ID] Return
Bikes, surfboards etc…
$NZD
$15
$22
$6
$12
$13
$20
$6

Auckland City - to Auckland International and Domestic Airports
First bus departs at 4.30am from Downtown Ferry Terminal
Last bus departs at 10.15pm from Downtown Ferry Terminal

1.Place to crash-in at beijing airport terminal 3 before early morning connecting domestic flight. Beijing airport website sucks! - english version totally useless. thank god for google -

Airport hotel is at the far right-hand end of level 2 as you face out of the building, and signposted.
You can rent a room by the hour or overnight. The rooms are typically large and clean, have no bath but a proper shower cubicle, but no windows.
The location is in the public concourse that stretches across the front of the building. Go right to the front of the building and turn right.
It's ¥300 for a standard room with private bath for 4–6 hours, ¥400 for longer, less for shorter periods. You can pay less for a room with common bath, or ¥400 for 4–6 hours in a triple with private bath. You can try to bargain these prices down, but don't expect much success.
The overwhelming majority of the business will be walk-up. I've known one of the two 'time-rate lounges' as they call them in Terminal 2 to get full, but when I went round these places in Terminals 1, 2, and 3 last year all had vacancies. They are all run by the same people, so if Terminal 3's happened to have no space they would call and check the others. There's a free shuttle bus to Terminals 1 & 2, and although Terminal 1 is much older it's 'time-rate lounge' has recently been completely refurbished and would be your first choice over the twin rather more tired facilities of Terminal 2. Except for variations in room sizes (and in Terminal 2 you can just hire a comfy chair in a lounge with TV blaring) the rates are much the same in all three terminals.

If you want to try and reserve in Terminal 3, the number is 010 6455 8577.


300rmb? I'd rather get this cheaper alternative to airport hotel, only minutes away from airport - 188rmb per day (including transport to and from airport).





2. transport to and from beijing airport to beijing cbd. a lot has changed just before the olympics - not used to the new subway system, last time i was there there was only a couple of lines.

SUBWAY

Beijing Capital International Airport is served by the Airport Express Line of the Beijing Subway. The 28.1 km line runs from Terminal 3 to Terminal 2 and then to the city with stops at Sanyuanqiao and Dongzhimen. A one-way ticket costs Y25 and a trip takes 16-20 minutes.



















BUS

The airport also offers six different shuttle bus routes to and from various points in Beijing, including Xidan, Fangzhuang, the Beijing Railway Station, Zhongguancun and the Nanyuan Airport. One way tickets cost Y16.



Martes, Abril 28, 2009

ketchup pra sa sketch-up

Martes, Abril 28, 2009
now that i have MORE free time i've decided to do a "dagdag sa kaalaman" to increase my marketability in these harsh times.

why Google sketch-up? coz its free (pro version is better) and there are tons of tutorials on the net to guide me, also it appeals more to me than photorealistic 3d rendering softwares like 3d studio max etc.




i'll just stash my sketch-up tutorial links here for reference.

- SKETCH U CATION
- SPATIAL DESIGN by Massey Uni
- SKETCH-UP FOR DUMMIES
- MORE TUTORIALS

Huwebes, Marso 5, 2009

work related posts

Huwebes, Marso 5, 2009
- decided to posts aggregated articles/info i may need for work lateron.

OFFICESPACE - INTERESTING WORKSTATIONS

portable work station concept (interesting, they got one thing right - plenty of storage).



a portable office workstation by Planet 3 Studios Architecture Pvt. Ltd that consists of 2 desks, a decent amount of desktop real estate and a ton of storage space (watch video).


Solitaire Workstation (good simple design, not ergonomic though) is a project by Alexander Lotersztain, and as you can see is a a table and a chair that look like the “G” letter. A beautiful piece of furniture that is excelent for small places, and if you want to use the whole power of the Solitaire Workstation you can use the space under the seat to store some books like in the first picture.





Globus Mobile (a good sample of stupid design - theres no such thing as a paperless )

The Globus Mobile is a complete office workstation and chair hidden in a large ball. The concept by designer Michiel van der Kley can be moved to any place using its hidden wheels. When you want to work, you just swivel it open and bingo: you can slot in a laptop, perch on the padded chair and think up as many chicken-and-egg or ping-pong ball jokes as you like.




yet another hyped concept...

Eclipse Office Partitioning System is private workstation concept




a discrete, adaptable office cubicle by Marcus Ward Curran; although envisaged as living in the average office environment. Sliding mesh segments allow you to close off some or all of your immediate surroundings, while built-in peripherals such as speakers, a webcam and power supply mean the computer is integrated to the system. As suggested in the video, the hood section could change colour according to mood or task, while the whole thing is on casters for ease of movement.



- totally impractical, toy for bigtime ceos only.