Came across a nifty little plug-in for the Adobe Illustrator creative suites, which actually allows you to run some pretty interesting scripts within Illustrator for generating 2 dimensional graphics based on both raster and vector inputs…check it out…
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Mike Suriano received a Masters in Architecture from the Knowlton School of Architecture at the Ohio State University in June of 2006. Previously, he studied architecture at Miami University (OH), where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture in May of 2001. He is currently a designer at NBBJ, working on projects nationally & internationally, and is based in Columbus, OH, where he lives with his family.
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This is allegedly how neural networks and the search engines work also. I don’t think buildings will get the same way, except maybe by connections by skywalks. That would make sense.