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CADalyst, June, 2004 by Laracella Sheridan
Each year, our mechanical CADDIES design competition draws more and more excellent entries. In this and in our AEC competition (May 2004), students continue to amaze us with their talents. We look forward to the design work these folks will do when they hit the workforce. A round of applause for our diligent judges: Bill Fane, Tony Hotchkiss, Mark Huxley, Don LaCourse, and Joel Orr. We asked the judges to look at each piece with these qualities in mind: artistic merit, technical quality, and creative use of software. Artistic merit carries the most weight and creative use of the software the least. Thanks also to our loyal sponsors (p. 16). Now, on to the winners in this year's mechanical CADDIES competition!
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PROFESSIONAL CONSUMER * 1ST PLACE
The Ultra Sonic Writer, created by Matthew Carter, is a small MP3 music player designed to look at home on a professional's desk. He used discreet 3DS max 4.2 and CorelDraw 9 on a Xeon 3D BOXX workstation with 1.7GHz dual processors, 1GB RAM, and an ELSA GLoria III 64MB graphics card.
PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL * 1ST PLACE
Vincent Jaramillo of ADD INC. designed these Tanks using Bentley MicroStation, discreet 3ds max, and Cebas FinalRender on a dual Pentium 4 3DBOXX workstation from BOXX Technologies. Judge Don LaCourse commented that this image is the best reflective model of all the entries.
FULL-TIME FACULTY/GRADUATE STUDENT * 1ST PLACE
Graduate student Roland Stern completed Mobile Grandstands for his thesis. He used AutoCAD 2002, 3ds max and Vray, and Adobe Photoshop on a Pentium 4 workstation.
UNDERGRADUATE * 1ST PLACE
Joseph J. Park designed these Hydraulic Glass Panels as part of his undergraduate studies at the School of Visual Arts. He used Autodesk's AutoCAD 2000, VIZ 3, and Photoshop 7 on Dell workstations.
ALL THE MECHANICAL CADDIES WINNERS
PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL
1st: Vincent Jaramillo, ADD Inc., Tanks.
2nd: Chris Mills, Mills Design, Drawing, Parts, and Assembly.
3rd: Jesse Sandifer, Ryan Iltis, and Brian Cole, Green Grass Studios, Lil' Chickwalker, Hydraulics Study.
PROFESSIONAL CONSUMER
1st: Matthew Carter, Ultra Sonic Writer.
2nd: Rado Ivanov, Studio R22, H2ROLL Pitcher.
3rd: Jim Guthmiller, Aerostar Int'l Inc., Hot Air Balloon Burner.
FULL-TIME FACULTY/ GRADUATE STUDENT
1st: Roland Stern, Michael Willis Architects, Mobile Grandstands.
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
1st: Joseph J. Park, School of Visual Arts, Hydraulic Glass Panels.
2nd: Joseph J. Park, School of Visual Arts, Industrial Green House.
3rd: Michael Jobe, Futuristic Robot.
See their winning works at www.cadalyst.com/caddies/.
Laracella Sheridan is Cadalyst's managing editor.
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