My friend (19, f) is studying architecture and has a birthday soon.
I wanna buy her something that she'll use but I have no idea what architects use today. Can someone advise me on this?
A pencil
Some Rotring product(s).
>>16860864
Buy her really nice pencils. Ask engineers. Or go to your local art store and buy PROFESSIONAL drawing pencils.
Or you could just ask her? It'll ruin the "surprise", but it might be better than getting her something you thought she'd like but she actually doesn't like.
If anything, getting her a nice metal architect's scale would work, although she probably would have one herself.
Or a T square.
Yeah. Tools would be tough, you don't know what she has or needs. She could of just got herself whatever you were thinking. Maybe get her a subscription to a trade magazine or something.
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>>16860864
nen dreikantmaßstab in zoll I suppose
>>16861152
>>16861027
Yeah, I remember my dad having a few of those and I always wanted to play with them back in the day.
Do they still draw? I found a nice drawing board.
>>16861782
civ eng here
only old or weird ones do
but most are still building models
google styrofoam cutter
or get him a german tape measure, which actually is wooden
google zollstock
or get him one of these
>>16861537
but what we all like in the office are natural coffee, natural cane sugar and cantuccinis from italy.
chocolate and nutella are great too (I'm /fit/, it's okay)
>>16860864
I think you've mixed up architects and draughtsmen.
http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Studio-21050?_requestid=1415143
Have a look at this.
>>16861958
>150 pounds
>>16862063
I don't know what's worse, the fact that they want a hundred and fifty quid for a box of lego or that they felt the ned to put a slider on there in case you want to purchase multiple boxes at the same time...
>>16862063
>>16862111
It's a tad bit expensive but you can't say the idea itself is bad. You could probably get it on ebay for cheaper but still unopened or something.
