Facade Refurb

Need a Bakery Kiosk (4x4m^2) design/futuristic/minimalist look, with shape of croissant on the ground. Maybe cork material. Please keep this simple, to have costs and time to make it faster. The kiosk itself is limited to 4x4, the floor can be bigger. It is for a shopping mall. It is a French Chef Bakery/Coffee Shop that serves croissants, chocolate and coffee. Attached are some pictures of the feel we look for. We need the implementation in 3D and 2D measurements to send to the Shopping mall Administration for Approval. THIS PROJECT CAN'T TAKE MORE THAN ONE DAY. IT IS OF EXTREME URGENCY! NO BS.

Design should be of a liver shell. It should be an anatomically accurate model that can be printed if needed to. The inside should be hallow and the liver should include a hole on top where the hyper-vein would normally be and a hole on bottom where the vein would leave. The liver shell should be a 2 piece design that can be clicked/ screwed together to symmetrically put together the 2 halves. http://www.exchange3d.com/3D-Model-of-Liver-Anatomy/prod_28235.html#preview A more simplified version of this will be perfect.

I am looking to explore the idea of "reinventing" shoes. I'm looking to create a shoe that turns from a heel to a flat. In order to do so i need a mechanism for the heel to flip out and lock into place from a groove on the sole of the shoe. The heel itself would be based on a lever where you can push the heel into a groove of the bottom of the shoe to make the shoe a flat. Then click it out using a very simple unlocking system on the sides of the shoe ( a bit like when you unclick the lid of a calpol bottle pressing on both sides) to make it into a heel.

I have the 3d model but I need plsns, sections , axonometric diagram ( part to whole, circulation, sun direction, mass, unit, etc.) parking level , ground floor with unit detail, 2 sections, 2 perspective drawings , ((renderings)) of the interior and exterior.

TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) Protection Zones for Work Gloves We are an industrial work glove manufacturer and one of our main products are gloves with TPR moulded zones which are applied to the back of gloves (either sonic/heat or sewn) to provide protection from knocks, bumps, bangs, compressions etc. Gloves are widely used in the offshore Oil and Gas sector along with mining and automotive sectors. The TPR zones are primarily to protect the fingers, knuckles and metacarpals within the hand – see attached image. We have several mould designs already, attached are two samples TPR1 and TPR2 and we are looking at a new mould also attached named Karbonhex which is based on an Hexagonal pattern/design – the inner hexagonal design is okay but the actual outer/outline needs a redesign to also make it more hexagonal…. This is as much about esthetics as functionality!