KLEIN radio

I have a 3d model of an upright that was produced using topology optimisation software. The optimised model provided must be used as a guide to create a parametric CAD model. The optimised solution will be provided as a solid works file and I will require the finished CAD model as a SolidWorks file. I will also provide the original upright design so that you can use it as a reference when creating the new design I will need the job done by the 15th of october

I would like an exterior and roof designed based on my floor plans. Project MUST be done in Chief Architect. Looking for a modern style home, shed roofs, similar to the contemporary home on our website http://www.inartifex.com/#!untitled/zoom/cqxa/image1ido Material can be a mix of stucco, board and batten, limit the use of stone as the home is budget conscious. Feel free to be creative. You do not need to use the existing material etc.

This is a small desktop 2-way radio. Instead of having it on your hip, or a big bulky dispatch radio, this is the size of a portable radio in a desktop box.

We are looking for a locking mechanism for our upcoming product that is simple and minimalistic, yet very robust in how it locks the two pieces together. When locked there will be lateral stresses forcing the pieces to slide apart. We want there to be virtually no chance of the pieces coming apart by accident while locked, and the mechanism must be simple and intuitive. Items that must reamin the same are the length and width of the objects. Enjoy full freedom to change the trapizod shape. Please refer to attached images for some of our previous ideas. These are simplistic, but they are either not aestheticly pleasing or they do not provide a reliable lock while the product is in use. We have uploaded 4 different file types because we wern't sure what your preference would be. Please also take a look at the attached images to see the other mecanisms that we have designed thus far. These are the ones that we like for simplicity and minimalism sake but they are not the most effective or intuitive.

I'd like to have several tuck and fold boxes designed to look like elegantly wrapped gifts with nothing but the printed box and I would tie a ribbon around the box. The box in and of itself will have a glossy finish - but it should not look so much like a typical branded box - but should make the recipient feel like it is a beautiful gift. The use of simplicity and bold graphics to achieve a striking effect is key. It would be nice if the inside of the lid had a color and graphic when the user opens it. Inside the box will be a green and white marbled tissue paper (file attached). So the box needs to compliment this tissue paper and work with brand assets. I will be printing with Packlane.com so you can see how their box prints look. I have attached a sample of what a "tuck and fold" box looks like.