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I am looking to obtain a 3D CAD model of a biological cell cluster in order to transfer it to a multiphysics simulation software (COMSOL). The cluster will consist of 120 'cells' in the shape of a hyper-dodecahedron (https://theory.org/geotopo/120-cell/ ). Each side of each dodecahedron must measure ~5um.

The contestants are to use the existing sketched floor plans provided to create a floor plan to be used in a marketing campaign. The design should fit nicely on a 8x11 glossy and matte sheet that will be have space for a brief narrative of the design. The designer is to use the called out dimensions to scale the plan, as all lines are not shown. Colors are to be assigned to the overall plan, with walls and doors. Rooms are to be labeled and there should be NO furniture. Layers should be used accordingly. The winner will be the d signer that presents the plan in a crisp, modern form that will show well to potential buyers. Upon completion of the design, the winner will be chosen to create up to 12 additional plans and full CAD drawings for construction.

My company as of now will sell stainless steel water bottles. The bottle will be designed to keep beverages cold for 24 hours and hot for 12 hours. The purpose of the design will be for me to send it to a company that will mass manufacture the bottle. The heart portion needs to appear more as if it is coming from the inside out vs it being screwed or glued on to the outside of the bottle as it is pictured. It would also only read 'Jorvine'.

Need to find the best use of space for our production company building. The building it 100ftx40ft. The front 15ft is already taken with bathroom and entrance. This leaves on open space of 85ftx40ft of wide open space which we need to fill with as many 8ftx8ft rooms as possible. Each of these rooms must have it's own entry ( no Jack and Jill). These do not have to be finished plans, just an overhead view so we can get an idea of the best use of space.

There is an attached image of a new product concept, which is essentially a wall-mounted sensor that shows a light ring indicator of red or green. The product is designed to cover a single-gang US electrical wall box, similar in size to a wall switch. Once wall-mounted, it stands off the wall about 10 mm, where the light ring can be visible from front or side. We want some industrial design options to look at that are different from our design.