Architect’s Tools That Helps His/Hers Creativity Grows And Reflects To Reality

Architect’s tools and needed materials were different in the past centuries. They’ve started with a primitive pencil and finished with smart app’s and computer’s programs. At least that’s the latest tools that the architects are using in their every day’s job.

But, there are so many tiny things that helps them in their work and so many even funny things that means a lot to the architect’s creative process: triangles, scales, tracing paper, compass, markers, and even coffee cups, tablets, stickers…

All they need for better inspiration and for greater masterpieces in the architecture.

Smart Pen(Distance Measurement Device): Truly Useful Invention For Architects

Other Useful Architect’s Tools

Architect Drafting Tables

Create detailed plans and blueprints with ease when you opt for these handy architecture and drafting accessories. Find useful items for your workspace, including drafting tables, comfortable chairs and special supplies.

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Smart Finger: My Fingers Are So Smart, They Measure!

Go back into the history of measurements and we know that in the ancient times, body parts used to be the standard for measurements; hence ‘a foot’. The need for uniformity paved way for the metric and imperial systems that are now commonly used. However our basic instincts still make us want to use ‘a span’, ‘two finger spaces’ or ‘an arm’s length’; old habits die hard I guess! To resolve this and bridge the gap between digital accuracy and human approximations is the Smart Finger. It is a device that caps your thumb and forefinger (or any 2 fingers) and uses the signals relayed between the two finger points to calculate the measurement.

The Smart Finger is made from silicon to offer a comfortable fit to any finger size.
It can help measure length, breadth, and volume in a very intuitive way through simple button operations.
The distance (measurement) is calculated on the basis of the time taken by the signal to beam from one finger tip to the other and back.
The measured distance is displayed through LED.
The device sports 2 buttons that help display the measurements in different units, record and store the measurement, calculate volume and area plus view the information in text format (details on how to operate are explained in the images).

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Back To The Drawing Board

That phrase has less relevancy with the advent of digital design tools, but this creative workstation merges the physical scale of the classic designer’s board with the functionality of a tablet into one unit that classic sketchers and digital designers alike will appreciate. Called Voltra, it hearkens back to a time when pencil and paper were solely available, but instead… it’s a stylus and touch screen!