Re: LYNX Central Station in Orlando FL

"brudgers"
> Interesting that there is no mention of the architect who actually
designed
> it.

That's a good point, brudgers, but apparently it's Starnet Corporation-
perhaps an affiliate of TekCAD- that did the roof- using TekCAD 2, by the
way.
(Which looks alot like Per's H3D, by the way- plus the triangularity. Sorry,
Per.)

People are just necessary evils of running a business in the interest of
making money, and yet they require money to buy the stuff that spits off the
assembly lines, and ultimately, like a used Swiffer cloth, into the
landfill.

Architects need to be replaced by robots so that they may be employed for
more mundane, if more difficult to do by robots tasks, such as
garbage-collecting, assembly-line garbage recycling and custom kitchen
deliveries. Immigrants sign up.
Now there's honest, dignified work, and we all know that Jobs are priorities
for the health and well-being of the Economy.
The Economy comes first.

...Where was I... Oh yeah...

A quote from the site:
"The covering for this facility is a 85,000 square foot roof being developed
by Starnet Corporation of Longwood, Florida. Using a custom-enhanced version
of TekCAD 2 Pro and bringing in TekStar's creative, design and engineering
services, Starnet has produced this roof design as tribute to
transportation - a 'moving wave' undulating over the station... The
versatility of TekCAD 2 is a perfect fit for the building system."

Wait a minute, sorry, that's TekCAD 2 Pro. I forgot the 'Pro' part, as you
can see.

The Software Is the Professional.


Richard

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> > combined to provide coverage to the city's newly designed bus terminal.
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