Oct 12 2013, 04:45 PM
QUOTE(Bishop @ Oct 12 2013, 02:45 PM)
You are too caught up in the technicalities of the profession.
That is never a bad thing,its call professionalism. Pity more so called "professionals" in Malaysia arnt as professional.QUOTE(Bishop @ Oct 12 2013, 02:45 PM)
What is the difference if one do a sketch on a toilet paper and still get it built the way it was intended or you drawing your 64pcs of drawing to achieve the same end product?
If you really dont know the difference then you're not really qualified to give meaningful comment on te topic. The rest of us know the difference and appreciate a professional approach.QUOTE(Bishop @ Oct 12 2013, 02:45 PM)
Perhaps you are doing so many drawing because you are not effective in your communication to both the clients and the contractors.
The drawings are the communication; clear, simple, unambigious, irrefutable, effective and efficient. As opposed to some chicken scratchings on some toilet paper which is your style of unclear, complicated, ambigious, dissputable, ineffective and unefficient communication.QUOTE(Bishop @ Oct 12 2013, 02:45 PM)
Why are you saying style has no substance? How do you define substance?
Thats not what he said, he said "style with no substance" which means that many local ID give lots of pretty renderings, but these are useless without proper technical drawings and technical details etcI have the same impression of the majority of Malaysian IDs, at a recent fair i spoke to several ID companies and IDs. All exept one firm left me wondering how these companies dare to call themselves ID Consultants as only one of those firms could answer basic technical questions about their services the rest kept trying to dodge those technicl questions and kept trying to divert me with "but look we can draw pretty renderings, ohhhhhh ahhhhhh"
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