hyperobj @hyperobjblog

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hyperobj @hyperobjblog

7 months ago

Parallel paths, each with its own branch of individuality, shifting light, and distinct materials—each contributes something the other cannot. Harmony isn’t always about merging; sometimes it’s about learning to coexist with intention. (3/3)

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hyperobj @hyperobjblog

7 months ago

The same is true beyond design. Distinct elements, oriented differently but moving with shared intent, can still belong to the same whole. (2/3)

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7 months ago

Two walls meet at a corner—each facing a different direction, each catching light in its own way. They don’t need to align perfectly to create and hold a space. Strength lives in contrast—in the quiet tension between separate forms sharing a purpose. (1/3)

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hyperobj @hyperobjblog

7 months ago

Light falls differently every day. Shapes shift, textures reveal themselves, and small patterns quietly accumulate. Paying attention changes how the world moves around you.

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7 months ago

@ohhanxiety Pee?

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hyperobj @hyperobjblog

11 months ago

Resolved: Instead of complicating the family by providing yes/no operations within the Casement Family Type... create Casement Left and a Casement Right. Then once nested in a mulled unit, toggle between the two to adjust operation swing direction. Hope this makes sense.

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11 months ago

Revit 2025 Question — Topic: Window Family Creation — Family Types: Awning, Fixed, Direct Set, & Casement. Need help with Awning & Casement ability to toggle operation swing direction using symbolic lines in elevation. Need clean solution to complete this window family. Help!