Realistic 3D Architectural Model Makers and Creators in India

Architects, builders, and construction consultants face several challenges to present their design ideas to investors and stakeholders. Their exceptional design ideas are difficult to communicate with people using 2D paper designs. The introduction of 3D printing in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry paved a way for architects and builders to showcase their concept design ideas in realistic 3D architectural scale models.

iKix 3D Prints is one of the top 3D architectural scale model makers and creators in India with over 200+ biggest AEC brands as their loyal customers. Their primary aim is to help Architects, builders, and construction consultants to showcase their project design in real-life physical scale models. With over 15+ years of experience in model making service, they have created more than 1000+ scale and acrylic models using SLS/SLA 3D printing and CNC laser cut technology.

iKix 3D and Acrylic Scale Model Services:

 

1. Residential and Commercial Building Scale Models

With the increase in urbanization, real estate brands and builders are tasked to develop creative property designs to cater to large people and vehicles. 2D paper drawings make architects difficult to communicate their developed design concepts to customers and developers. iKix helps architects to see their developed designs in real-life 3D printed architectural scale models with vibrant colors, landscape elements, and aesthetics. This allows architects to resolve any flaws in the design before the actual construction. Real estate brands and builders can use these 3D printed scale models to enhance their brand visibility by displaying upcoming projects with customers.

 

2. Bridge and Civil Infrastructure Scale Models

Civil engineering projects encompass complex structures and components, which makes architects impossible to communicate the design aspects using 2D paper drawings. iKix bridge and civil infrastructure scale models help AEC industry clients to propose their designs with three-dimensional real-life physical models with component installations and landscape elements. Investors, bankers, or stakeholders can easily understand the project design with visually presented 3D scale models.

3. Industrial Plant and Factory Working Prototype Models

The industrial power plant, factory, and warehouses have several technical design structures and sprawling land areas containing several departments. It is difficult for construction consultants to explain their developed project design using 2D engineering drawings. iKix industrial plant and factory working prototype models allow construction brands to showcase and present their project ideas with realistic miniature mock-up models. 

 

4. Concept and Interior Design Models

Architects are developing creative design ideas customized to satisfy their clients, but they face several design flaws during the deployment of the plan. iKix helps architects to analyze and measure their developed plan using the real-life concept and interior design mock-up models with three-dimensional cross-sectional views.

Benefits of iKix 3D Architectural Models

  • Cuts misinterpretation, and enable clarity in design communication
  • Enables quick decision making
  • Enables Project Managers and Contractors to discuss the 3D Prints
  • Enables project completion on time

About iKix 3D Prints:

iKix 3D Prints are leaders in 3D printing and architectural model making services in India. They also have an in-house logistics team to deliver projects around the UAE, Middle East, and Europe. L&T construction, GMR, WABAG, Casagrand, Brigade, Ford, Godrej, AmarprakashDoshi Housing, Mahindra Lifespaces, etc are some of the brands associated with iKix 3D model makers.To know more about their 3D architectural scale model making services please visithttps://ikix.in/architectural-model-makers/

Contact Details:

iKix 3D Prints

Address: #5, Sir PS SivaswamiSalaiMylapore

Chennai - 600 004

Phone: +91 8939832446 / +91 78240 78240

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Thirty Eighth Avenue Photography Transforms Winners of Ugly LinkedIn Profile Photo Contest

Plymouth, MA, December 23, 2020 -- Looking like your better self on LinkedIn is possible. And necessary. Winners of the recent "Ugly LinkedIn Profile Photo" contest agree. Brian MacFee of Systems Support, Inc. based in Marshfield; Attorney Susan Pieri of Marshfield and Rich Archibald of AFLAC and located in Pembroke are now looking great. See for yourself on LinkedIn.

Brian MacFee commented, “I’m not vain, but I am concerned with my appearance and conveying that I am open, friendly and approachable. The new photo conveys that in a glance.”

Susan Pieri added, “I came to the photoshoot with three outfit variations, ready to have fun. Debi did not disappoint! She has an artist's eye and a friendly manner.  The time flew by. Now I have three wonderful shots to choose from to replace the one currently on LinkedIn.   Although, on one of them I'm told I look too happy for a lawyer.”

Rich Archibald noted, “The difference between my old photo and the new, improved one are night and day. I look more vibrant, professional and ready to go.”

According to the champion of the photo contest Debi Cramer, founder and principal photographer at https://www.38thavenuephotography.com/ in Plymouth, MA, “Let’s literally face it. Most people form an immediate impression of you by your headshot. A corporate portrait that is outdated, odd or just omitted is an unnecessary turnoff.”

Some executives favor their high school yearbook likeness. Others just choose to ignore the aging process. Either way, an outdated profile photo is not the best way to represent yourself on LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network.

Debi Cramer advises, “A LinkedIn profile photo is also not the best place to show off a cherished boat, sports car or pet. It’s okay to wear ski goggles if you’re a ski resort owner, but not okay if you’re a ski enthusiast and your profession is selling life insurance. It should be noted that NOT having a profile photo doesn’t work in your favor either. Will fellow networkers and recruiters want to connect? Perhaps not. Those who do have a profile photo on LinkedIn may receive up to 21 times more profile views than those lacking profile photos (according to https://www.linkedin.com/).”

To learn more about Cramer and Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography, visit https://www.38thavenuephotography.com/

About Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography:
Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography’s new studio includes a client lounge for viewing photos as well as an additional dedicated office space for photo editing and client meetings. Cramer also travels for onsite photo assignments. The agency’s primary focus is commercial photography, event and corporate brand photography - from marketing materials, websites and product pages to headshots.

Debi Cramer, founder and principal photographer at Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography, has spent many years photographing people, places and things all over the world. With a background in fine arts, textile and graphic design, Cramer shoots with a designer's eye, which produces stunning images that are highly marketable. Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography serves a diverse array of clients in wide variety of industries, including real estate, restaurant, floral, retail and others.

From commercial to fine art and portrait photography, Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography enables clients to bring beauty and peace into their home or office, as well as promote their business. Along with the new studio address, Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography has updated their website and offers site visitors the ability to view portfolio images online as well as purchase or license images. View the portfolio and gallery at http://www.38thavenuephotography.com/

HostColor Announced Dedicated Hosting Services Based On Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs

Global Cloud and IT Hosting provider HostColor.com (HC) has announced the launch of new line of Bare-Metal Dedicated Hosting services based on 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors. The new services are available on demand in five major U.S. metropolitan markets - New York, Miami, Chicago, Dallas Kansas City, Los Angeles and Seattle.

South Bend, Indiana, United States., December 23, 2020 -- HostColor.com (HC) has launched new line of Bare-Metal Dedicated Hosting services based on 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors. The new dedicated servers are available on demand in five major U.S. metropolitan markets - New York, Miami, Chicago, Dallas Kansas City, Los Angeles and Seattle.

This new offering would provide HC customers with a high performance for their business workloads, such as large databases and databases with a high query load. The Intel Xeon Gold and Platinum are available with dedicated servers with single or dual CPUs.

The entry level Dedicated Server based on Intel Xeon Scalable CPU comes with a 2nd Generation Intel Xeon Silver 4210 Scalable Processor, 32 GB RAM (2933MHz DDR4 ECC), 2 x 480 enterprise SSD and 1 TB enterprise HDD for backups. The server comes with /30 IPv4 subnet (5 usable IPv4 addresses) and 10 TB data transfer on 1 Gbps Internet connection.

“The new Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs offer our clients high performance, advanced reliability, and hardware-enhanced security at reasonable cost,” said, Dimitar Avramov, CEO go HostColor.com. The Dedicated Servers based Intel Xeon Scalable processors are available in both single and dual CPU configurations. The HC CEO added that "the servers based on Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs are optimized for demanding mainstream data center, cloud computing, and storage workloads and offer our customers performance and stability for their mission-critical public and private business workloads."

VMware Private Cloud

The Intel Xeon Gold and Platinum based dedicated servers are also used for the company's Cloud infrastructure services. All Dedicated Private Cloud and Public Cloud Servers offered by HC are based on the latest generation Intel CPUs.

About HC:
HC has been an IT infrastructure and Web Hosting service provider since 2000. The company operates a South Bend, Indiana based physical IT Colocation center and Virtual Data Center since 2003. Its subsidiary HostColorEurope.com operates Cloud infrastructure and Bare-Metal dedicated Servers in 19 European counties.

About Host Color LLC:
Host Color LLC is a global provider of Cloud services and Web Hosting incorporated in Delaware, U.S.. It powers thousands of business and personal websites in data centers in South Bend, Indiana, U.S., London, UK and Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The company provides IT infrastructure services in Europe through HCE ( http://www.hostcoloreurope.com ).

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New York State Prohibits PFAS Substances in Plant Fiber Based Food Packaging

New York State has signed into law a prohibition on adding perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS substances) to some food packaging materials and articles.

The governor signed into law S8817 (companion A4739-C) on December 2, 2020. It amends the state’s Environmental Conservation Law and adds new § 37-0209 to prohibit PFAS substances in food packaging. The scope of the law covers food packaging made, predominantly, from paper, paperboard or other materials derived from plant fibers.

Definitions within the law include:

  • ‘Food Packaging’ – package or packaging component that is intended for direct food contact and is mainly comprised of paper, paperboard, or other materials originally derived from plant fibers
  • ‘PFAS substances’ – means ‘perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances’, a class of fluorinated organic chemicals containing at least one fully fluorinated carbon atom
  • ‘Intentionally added’ chemical – means a chemical in a product that serves an intended function in the product component

PFAS substances are added to a wide variety of products to provide anti-stain, water, grease, oil and/or dirt repelling properties. In the context of food contact materials, they are known to be included in products such as fast-food containers, microwave popcorn bags, non-stick cookware, and paper wrappers for sandwiches and butter.

The new law will come into effect on December 31, 2022.

SGS Food Contact Material Services

SGS’s technical experts have extensive experience of testing materials and articles in contact with food. They can ensure that your products meet the appropriate regulations for food contact materials and pave the way for compliance. SGS offers the full range of testing, including migration tests, along with expert advice on emerging regulations, compliance issues and documentation review. Learn more about SGS’s Food Contact Material Services. 

 

SGS SafeGuardS keep you up to date with the latest news and developments in the consumer goods industry. Read the full New York State Regulates PFAS Substances in Certain Food Packaging SafeGuardS. 

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About SGS

SGS is the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. SGS is recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. With more than 94,000 employees, SGS operates a network of over 2,600 offices and laboratories around the world.

University Archives January 6th Online Auction will be The Biggest in Company History with 440 Lots

Westport, CT, USA, December 22, 2020 -- A four-page manuscript consisting of nearly 2,300 words written entirely in the hand of English physicist Sir Isaac Newton, a World War II-dated letter written in English by Albert Einstein in which he reveals that Nazi leaders didn’t give much thought to his Theory of Relativity, and a 16-page letter signed by John Adams regarding British abuses eight years after his presidency ended, are just a sampling of what’s in University Archives’ next online auction planned for January 6th.

The full catalog, showing all 440 lots, is up for bidding and viewing now, on the revamped University Archives website (www.UniversityArchives.com), as well as on the popular platforms LiveAuctioneers.com, Invaluable.com and Auctionzip.com. Phone and absentee bids will also be accepted. The sale contains rare and highly collectible items from multiple specialty categories.

These include literary (Chekhov, Dickens, Hemingway, Solzhenitsyn and others); presidential (Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Kennedy and others); foreign (Napoleon, Khrushchev, Victoria I and others); science (Einstein, Darwin, Newton, Freud and others); and space (Apollo XI, Neil Armstrong, cosmonauts and the Wright Brothers). It will be University Archives’ biggest sale to date.

“We keep breaking our own records at University Archives,” said company founder and president John Reznikoff. “When we had our largest-ever 349-lot sale back in August, we didn’t expect to break that record, but just four months later, here we are, with a 440-lot extravaganza of amazing and unusual autographs, historical documents, rare books, manuscripts, collectibles, relics, coins and currency. We invite collectors everywhere to ring in the New Year with us.”

In the Sir Isaac Newton manuscript, written around 1710, the legendary physicist seeks inspiration from the Kabbalah, early Christian philosophers and biblical texts to connect metaphysics to physics, thus uniting the abstract world with the concrete world he had partly decoded by discovering gravity. The length and subject matter of this manuscript, along with its outstanding provenance, make this an exceptional find. It has an estimate of $130,000-$160,000.

There are nine lots relating to Einstein, including two typed letters and two autograph letters signed by him. In the World War II-dated letter, he wrote, “My first manuscript about relativity was not burned by the Nazis. I myself threw it into the waste-basket after it was printed judging it was good for nothing” (est. $75,000-$80,000). A letter written in German discussing his Unified Field Theory and the behavior of matter in space and in motion was penned the year of his death.

The 16-page letter signed by John Adams is quite possibly the longest letter by Adams in private hands. In it, he opines about the state of current political affairs eight years after his presidency ended. Adams also excoriates British policies undermining American sovereignty--like the impressment of American sailors-- and also lends support to his erstwhile political rival Thomas Jefferson, who was nearing the end of his own second presidential term (est. $70,000-$80,000).

A one-page letter written and signed by Thomas Jefferson to his cousin George, regarding the plantation business (“I am very sensible of your kindness in having gone beyond my draughts, which I by no means intended”) should bring $5,000-$6,000. Also, a two-page Revolutionary War-dated letter signed by George Washington, commenting on the courage of Patriot troops during the ongoing Battle of Yorktown, is expected to bring $24,000-$26,000.

Staying in the era, a four-page letter written and signed in 1759 by the Scottish economist and philosopher Adam Smith, discoursing on the inculcation of financial and moral responsibility, and other money matters, should realize $60,000-$70,000; while one page of a bifolium, dated Feb. 17, 1795 and signed twice in the third person by Alexander Hamilton, as he prepares to move back to New York after vacating his cabinet post, is expected to rise to $3,000-$3,500.

A Charles Darwin three-page autograph letter dated Dec. 26, 1876 and signed, referring to his beloved friend and mentor, Scottish geologist Sir Charles Lyell, is significant and enhanced by a desirable full signature (est. $6,000-$7,000). Also offered will be a generous lock (50+ strands) of hair belonging to the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, accompanied by a piece of paper inscribed, “1819 / Napoleon’s Hair / from “Mr. Captain and Capt. Nagle” (est. $5,000-$6,000).

A Civil War-dated military commission signed by Abraham Lincoln for a veteran officer of the battles of Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg, who would succumb to war injuries in May 1867, has an estimate of $6,000-$7,000. British leader Winston Churchill, tasked with demobilizing military forces after World War I, sent a typed letter signed to the Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa, regarding black soldiers in 1919. It should garner $3,000-$3,500.

A three-page letter signed by Lee Harvey Oswald as “Your Brother / Lee” sent from the Soviet Union in the spring of 1961, should also be of interest. In it, Lee promises to return to the United States “if I can get the government to drop charges against me” (est. $5,000-$6,000). Jackie Kennedy, as a 16-year-old high school boarding student at Miss Porter’s School in Farmington, Conn., has doodled a heart and dedicated a vintage black and white photograph to a chum named Betty (est. $1,500-$1,700).

A lightly shellacked D&M baseball from the 1920s, signed by many of the era’s brightest stars (including Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, Lefty Grove and Al Simmons), with an LOA from James Spence, LLC, is estimated to bring $6,000-$7,000. Also, a large, original signed drawing by Shel Silverstein, of a character called “Runny Babbit”, used for a 2005 book of poetry by the author-entertainer, plus a rare signed contract, should finish at $3,000-$4,000.

Lots 1-220 will begin promptly at 10:30 am Eastern time. Upon the completion of lot 220, there will be a 30-minute break. After the break, the auction will resume at lot 221 and end at lot 440.

For more information about University Archives and the Wednesday, January 6th online-only Rare Books, Manuscripts & Relics Auction, please log on to www.universityarchives.com.

About University Archives:
University Archives has become world-renowned as a go-to source for rare items of this kind. It is actively seeking quality material for future auctions, presenting a rare opportunity for sellers. Anyone who has a single item or a collection that may be a fit for a future University Archives auction may call John Reznikoff at 203-454-0111, or email him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. University Archives was founded in 1979, as a division of University Stamp Company, by John Reznikoff, who started collecting stamps and coins in 1968, while in the third grade. Industry-wide, Reznikoff is considered the leading authenticity expert for manuscripts and documents. He consults with law enforcement, dealers, auction houses and both major authentication companies. For more information about University Archives, please log on to www.universityarchives.com.

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