Not sure how architecture entered my TH-cam algorithm but I’m sold. Casually learning about architecture through your videos is now part of my weekly schedule! Subscribed~
Watched this in my first year of architecture and now about to graduate it has never failed to inspire me to sit down at my table to start designing. Despite all the stress from job hunting, comparing myself to other designer, my vision for architecture as a career, watching you talk through the design process really has made me realise why did I start and how much I love architecture Hopefully any architecture student see this comment can stay strong, keep calm and all the best luck to all of you out there
@@Shyknit I was thinking the same lol, Im in a 5 year program and most programs around the nation and probably the world are around that range. So it was strange to read this comment with this video only being over a year old.
my career path is so far from architecture but I JUST LOVE THE WAY SHE TALKSSSS!!! like the way her mouth moves, her voice, and NOW im really interested in these kinda of videosss!!
What the- I swear she's getting too powerful, it was literally impossible for me to tell that I was watching an advertisement take place, I just thought it was a regular part of the video like oh yeah that's kinda cool! I didn't have a clue that this video was sponsored and honestly I really like how seamless the transition truly was. Love the work you guys do for this channel as I bet it is a ton of hard work! I'm not even super interested in BEING an architect but a lot of the ideas and processes involved could certainly help me in my major of Game Design! Thank you
Congrats and thanks for a clear and concise explanation of the design process...often a lot is taken for granted when one sees a 'finished model', especially in the context of an open competition. I hope you and your partners continue the journey of 'becoming' in the best possible way.
I recently came across your videos and started watching it. I'm a rising second year in School of Architecture, and your video is very helpful! THank you!
as a kid, I was fascinated by modern architecture especially of large skyscrapers. I designed buildings in sketchup from the moment I could get my hands on a computer ever since I was like 8. Im looking to get back into it as a hobby again after a long time. Nice video
I was looking for architects who share some life experiments on youtube. But there aren't anybody better than you. Thanks for the content😄 wishing all the best
Wow these kinds of videos are so amazing! I have always wanted to know how architects design homes and this one really explains everything. So thank youu.
Dami, I like your videos!… I once heard Chris Do from ‘the Futur ‘ group speak about people wanting to be consistent through out their life and I believe you are consistent in all aspects of your life from what I have seen in your works, starting from your educational and practicing journey, to your desire to deliver high standard contents in all your social media platforms, I hope you enjoy making this contents as much as we enjoy devouring them! … This is your viewer from Ethiopia, Addis Ababa by the way😅
Hi, just wanted to say that your channel is a gem for those of us who are just really curious about architecture and urban planning. Thank you so much for uploading such well crafted and informative videos !
as a current 3rd year civil engineering student while having an architectural practice, this helps a lot. never regret to stumble upon this channel and subscribe to it.
Love your content. Just showed up in my recommended and I love the way you speak. You are clear and confident and I connect with your word choice and pauses 💯
Ik why this video is on my fyp cuz lately I've been seeking to know more about architect nd I really wanna learn more nd more about these stuffs so one day I'll be able to design my own home . 😊 + U explain so understandably nd I'm glad I found ur videos... 💟
Felicidades Colega! Soy de habla hispana y te agradezco muchisimo por tu explicacion muy acertada ya que no se necesita hablar ingles para entender tu mensaje!
I would love all the materials used to design a building like that to set up a display of the whole process. All iterations of sketches, designs, renders, everything from start to finish. I think that'd be neat to hang on / take up an entire wall (bonus points for being the process of designing the building it's placed in).
I'm a first year architecture student and I'm really struggling with creativity. When I look at other people's projects, so innovative, so clean and beautiful I feel architecture wasn't meant for me. Even though I enjoy everything about it, I just can't come up with new ideas and therefore I don't know what could I possibly offer to this field. As a result I'm slowly slowly losing motivation. I'd appreciate a piece of advice! ❤️
Well, I can relate to this. My first year (or even 2nd year) in architecture, I also lost motivation for 5 months. But I always go search some architecture videos on youtube or any videos that I want my architecture style to be ( particularly Japanese) because it brings me back to why did I pursue this course in the first place. It gives me purpose to move forward. Just give it time and you will get back your motivation slowly. Cheers to us, future architects 🤗
Idk if I can help much I know little to nothing about this field, but I do know that creativity sort of just comes to you. I’m not saying this to discourage you at all, but it’s a state of mind that gets nurtured, till the point it can be easily retrieved. I think you have creativity within you, you just need that spark to start it going. Don’t force it and don’t look for it, just be calm and look at projects in its wholeness. Even outside of work, practise moving things around and thinking “differently” it’ll come man, don’t compare yourself to others, it’s the fastest way to diminish your self confidence
Have a clear concept of what you want to do (and why) and go with that. There is no one right solution, so anything you'll do is fine as long as you can justify it. Not every project has to be a circus. Longer you'll do architecture more you'll appreciate simple solutions and forms. Just do a project you would like to experience and have fun with it.
I love watching Dami's show because I love watching her body language as much as I enjoy her vocabulary; her "rhetoric" says a lot about her in how she explains form and function.
Hello Sir Option A The entire living room space is 7.25x6.25m Open plan layout with dining 200mm elevated. Arranged like this. Main lounge 6.25x4.2m. Additional lounge or VIP section 3x2.75m. Dining 3.5x3m. Total floor area 45m². Option B Main lounge 6x5m. Dining 3.6x3m Total floor area 40.8m² Sir please these two living rooms which one is bigger and better?
i am 12 year and i wanna to be an architecture so i was searching for it and i was going through itt so i gott ur videoo and it is veryyy helpfulllll to keep on the goal thankuuu
i have always wanted to be an architect, however i got to do civil engineering which is harder to do in my country but i still want to go through architecture.
Hi Dami, nice video working on one of my home designs myself, first real world project so passing by to see what people opinion of the subject. Nice video🤔
Nice video. I have to say, though, that there is a massive area of design which you didn't mention. It may or may not be so important in north America, but here in the UK, and also in Europe, the age and design style of the adjacent buildings is a huge deal. Infilling between two Georgian-style buildings, or with a Tudor building adjacent, or a Gothic, or Arts 'n Crafts building nearby is everyday stuff for me, and for thousands of other architects here in the Old World. Being responsive to those buildings doesn't necessarily mean copying them, or building in the same architectural style, but it does mean that we have to take into account the relationship, the form, the massing, the dominance or subserviance. The overall streetscape is considered, not just the new building. Otherwise, we simply will not get planning permission.
as always your videos are inspiring and motivating the young architects, thanks you promise a tutorial on how create sketch in iPad, thank you for this video
Aslymu alylum (peace be with you) Damele. I would love you to make a video about how to design (from A to Z) the building/structure and talk about all the different engineers and architects who are involved in the design and how they work on it and the level of work for all the professionals involved in the construction...... Thanks sister I really love your work And the way you make videos, you are my idol. Believe me I became addicted to your videos 😅 It is informative and interesting content at the same time.....
Hi Dami i liked your contents we are theysame industry i'm on the developer side but yeah we have theysame work flow, new subscribers from New Zealand😊😉👏👏👏
Quick question; if parking around an area is an issue, could it be built underground? For example some blocks of flats in Egypt have parking underground sometimes. I’m wondering is this only works in certain places or if it would be suuuper expensive.
You can, but there are a lot of restrictions and regulations regarding underground parking. In some areas of the world the regulations may be stricter and in some are not as restricted. So it all depends where you are building. You have to be aware of the project location. Typically, if you're doing an under ground parking structure, you are typically using lots of concrete to create retaining walls and as for the structure itself. so you have to consider the type of soil that is that area. If that area has a lot of ledge it will be hard to have an underground parking. It is very complicated process. That is why architects typically start the design process with a site analysis. To map out the majority of what is in that specific spot.
I'm not an architect nor a property developer or a graphic design but i have a great idea and would love to share it with you. i just want my vision to come true but i don't have any credentials whats so ever and i'm honestly not trolling
2:46 You really put a Bangkok skytrain image there for an example of parking relaxation rule. Lol, what a good example, Dami. You did not mention circulation and tabulation. Don't you do these before jumping to Revit?
Now i use architectural plans, the floor plans to generate electrical and plumbing plans before installing to get a Pass then quotation then installation, im having a problem choosing a tablet and laptop application for designing plans integrations between furniture and electrical installations imports and exports and worse developing 3d models and roofing
I'm sorry but i'm not an Architect and also I don't have any team to work or create anything with them . ARCHITECTURE was my hobbies , passion , one of my many intrest, but that was from very young age , I felt that as a toddler that i like blocks wooden or plastic but usually I always preferred natural materials like in realistic world , plastic blocks , for me they were little bit childish , I preferred spend time and making from the scratch something which was in my had or even copy of something, but that was a long time ago , plus I had not enough time for that because I was constantly busy with the other stuff to do. Our free time was always full of work , and that is why I couldn't make exactly what I felt to do . But I know that , even in Architecture department is extremely big competition and that is what I know about it , is only like a pass of small thing , , to compered with really professional people who finished University to become one of them , with Diploma .
Not sure how architecture entered my TH-cam algorithm but I’m sold. Casually learning about architecture through your videos is now part of my weekly schedule! Subscribed~
Right!? Same here!
Make sure to also watch videos which cover the negatives of the profession
😂😂 you just described my exact state.
Same dude
same
Watched this in my first year of architecture and now about to graduate it has never failed to inspire me to sit down at my table to start designing. Despite all the stress from job hunting, comparing myself to other designer, my vision for architecture as a career, watching you talk through the design process really has made me realise why did I start and how much I love architecture
Hopefully any architecture student see this comment can stay strong, keep calm and all the best luck to all of you out there
Is this video a repost of a previous video?
@@Shyknit I was thinking the same lol, Im in a 5 year program and most programs around the nation and probably the world are around that range. So it was strange to read this comment with this video only being over a year old.
@@salvadorarellano900 yeah mine was a 5 year program too lol I still wanna know, maybe it's an updated version of a previous vid
Fake comment? Hahahah
Thank you
my career path is so far from architecture but I JUST LOVE THE WAY SHE TALKSSSS!!! like the way her mouth moves, her voice, and NOW im really interested in these kinda of videosss!!
What the- I swear she's getting too powerful, it was literally impossible for me to tell that I was watching an advertisement take place, I just thought it was a regular part of the video like oh yeah that's kinda cool! I didn't have a clue that this video was sponsored and honestly I really like how seamless the transition truly was. Love the work you guys do for this channel as I bet it is a ton of hard work! I'm not even super interested in BEING an architect but a lot of the ideas and processes involved could certainly help me in my major of Game Design! Thank you
Congrats and thanks for a clear and concise explanation of the design process...often a lot is taken for granted when one sees a 'finished model', especially in the context of an open competition. I hope you and your partners continue the journey of 'becoming' in the best possible way.
I recently came across your videos and started watching it. I'm a rising second year in School of Architecture, and your video is very helpful! THank you!
as a kid, I was fascinated by modern architecture especially of large skyscrapers. I designed buildings in sketchup from the moment I could get my hands on a computer ever since I was like 8. Im looking to get back into it as a hobby again after a long time. Nice video
I was looking for architects who share some life experiments on youtube. But there aren't anybody better than you. Thanks for the content😄 wishing all the best
Wow these kinds of videos are so amazing! I have always wanted to know how architects design homes and this one really explains everything. So thank youu.
Dami, I like your videos!… I once heard Chris Do from ‘the Futur ‘ group speak about people wanting to be consistent through out their life and I believe you are consistent in all aspects of your life from what I have seen in your works, starting from your educational and practicing journey, to your desire to deliver high standard contents in all your social media platforms, I hope you enjoy making this contents as much as we enjoy devouring them! …
This is your viewer from Ethiopia, Addis Ababa by the way😅
Hi, just wanted to say that your channel is a gem for those of us who are just really curious about architecture and urban planning. Thank you so much for uploading such well crafted and informative videos !
I'm a architecture student in Brazil, I love you videos, I learning a lot. Thank you!
as a current 3rd year civil engineering student while having an architectural practice, this helps a lot. never regret to stumble upon this channel and subscribe to it.
Honestly the best channel for Architecture students right now.
Omg no way! I am interested in architecture and I want to live in Vancouver, BC, what a coincidence I found you. I AM A NEW SUBSCRIBER!
Love your content. Just showed up in my recommended and I love the way you speak. You are clear and confident and I connect with your word choice and pauses 💯
Thanks 🙏
Going into my second year of my B.S. in Architecture and I'll be taking a class on architectonic systems, so this was very insightful!
Ik why this video is on my fyp cuz lately I've been seeking to know more about architect nd I really wanna learn more nd more about these stuffs so one day I'll be able to design my own home . 😊 + U explain so understandably nd I'm glad I found ur videos... 💟
Your quick hand drawn diagrams are really good.
Such a great video. The background music is just 🤯. We’ll be glad to have your background music playlist😄
Felicidades Colega! Soy de habla hispana y te agradezco muchisimo por tu explicacion muy acertada ya que no se necesita hablar ingles para entender tu mensaje!
I would love all the materials used to design a building like that to set up a display of the whole process. All iterations of sketches, designs, renders, everything from start to finish. I think that'd be neat to hang on / take up an entire wall (bonus points for being the process of designing the building it's placed in).
love how well established this video was made. you did great showing and explaining.
I'm a first year architecture student and I'm really struggling with creativity. When I look at other people's projects, so innovative, so clean and beautiful I feel architecture wasn't meant for me. Even though I enjoy everything about it, I just can't come up with new ideas and therefore I don't know what could I possibly offer to this field. As a result I'm slowly slowly losing motivation. I'd appreciate a piece of advice! ❤️
Well, I can relate to this. My first year (or even 2nd year) in architecture, I also lost motivation for 5 months. But I always go search some architecture videos on youtube or any videos that I want my architecture style to be ( particularly Japanese) because it brings me back to why did I pursue this course in the first place. It gives me purpose to move forward. Just give it time and you will get back your motivation slowly. Cheers to us, future architects 🤗
Idk if I can help much I know little to nothing about this field, but I do know that creativity sort of just comes to you. I’m not saying this to discourage you at all, but it’s a state of mind that gets nurtured, till the point it can be easily retrieved. I think you have creativity within you, you just need that spark to start it going. Don’t force it and don’t look for it, just be calm and look at projects in its wholeness. Even outside of work, practise moving things around and thinking “differently” it’ll come man, don’t compare yourself to others, it’s the fastest way to diminish your self confidence
It'll get way easier with time. Just put in the work- practice, learn and research.
Have a clear concept of what you want to do (and why) and go with that.
There is no one right solution, so anything you'll do is fine as long as you can justify it.
Not every project has to be a circus. Longer you'll do architecture more you'll appreciate simple solutions and forms.
Just do a project you would like to experience and have fun with it.
This video saved my sunday !
Great video Dami. I'm also a lover of automating in Revit. I just created a room schedule that calculates glass area automatically. Pretty slick 😊
Let’s go Canada, really like Architecture, glad I found this video, subbed.
I love watching Dami's show because I love watching her body language as much as I enjoy her vocabulary; her "rhetoric" says a lot about her in how she explains form and function.
I was saying form Bangladesh that I like you video very much❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yeehaw, finally your other vids allways hyped me up for this
You inspire me every time when I play your videos. Thanks!
cringe
I learn more from Dami than I do in school.
start to finish in 11 minutes ! WOW. Great video Dami.
I don't know how I got here.....but as a high-school student learning architecture I'm glad I found this
Hello Sir
Option A
The entire living room space is 7.25x6.25m
Open plan layout with dining 200mm elevated. Arranged like this.
Main lounge 6.25x4.2m.
Additional lounge or VIP section 3x2.75m.
Dining 3.5x3m.
Total floor area 45m².
Option B
Main lounge 6x5m.
Dining 3.6x3m
Total floor area 40.8m²
Sir please these two living rooms which one is bigger and better?
Dami mam is an inspiration...i respect your vision and provess as a fellow architect 😊...You are a hero to all budding architects...
i am 12 year and i wanna to be an architecture so i was searching for it and i was going through itt so i gott ur videoo and it is veryyy helpfulllll to keep on the goal thankuuu
Hey! Currently doing my own Building science masters at Ryerson/Toronto Metro U.
i have always wanted to be an architect, however i got to do civil engineering which is harder to do in my country but i still want to go through architecture.
I love the colours and tones of your videos ❤
I like your vibe and your professionalism. Thanks so much for these videos!
Thanks 😊 and my pleasure!
@@DamiLeeArch 👍👍👍 YOUR A PRO.!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
You have been very passionate with your work. Great for you and keep it going.
Hi Dami, nice video working on one of my home designs myself, first real world project so passing by to see what people opinion of the subject. Nice video🤔
Very inspiring. Thanks you!
I love your videos there so helpful and they give me ideas to develop a clear project
Nice video.
I have to say, though, that there is a massive area of design which you didn't mention. It may or may not be so important in north America, but here in the UK, and also in Europe, the age and design style of the adjacent buildings is a huge deal. Infilling between two Georgian-style buildings, or with a Tudor building adjacent, or a Gothic, or Arts 'n Crafts building nearby is everyday stuff for me, and for thousands of other architects here in the Old World. Being responsive to those buildings doesn't necessarily mean copying them, or building in the same architectural style, but it does mean that we have to take into account the relationship, the form, the massing, the dominance or subserviance. The overall streetscape is considered, not just the new building. Otherwise, we simply will not get planning permission.
step 1: what can i do to mess with the engineers
I've been waiting for this kind of video for a while!
Very enlightening.
Thank you.🙌🏽
pls post more down to earth stuff like this
This vid makes it so easy to understand! Are you usually provided with site layouts for Revit already when starting a project?
we have an old PDF survey from 2006, which we used to build a Rhino model.
I love how Revit now uses topo solids to create site in 3d. Revit has upted up there game and then some. I love Revit.@@DamiLeeArch
as always your videos are inspiring and motivating the young architects, thanks
you promise a tutorial on how create sketch in iPad, thank you for this video
The best architect I ever knew was Art Vandelay.
Lots of very good info. Thanks for the uploads
So interesting! Can't wait to start my studies next year!!
Very nice content Ms. Dami, looking forward for more of your ideas in the field of Architecture, learning a lot from you
Terrific overview, Dami! May I ask how you do your physical 3D models? Do you make these by hand or is there a service that you use?
Dami is just awesome!
Like your dress selections ❤
Very nice detailed explantion. What software you generally use for rendering? Thank you.
thank you for giving such valuable insight!
an attractive video, a good edition and a very interesting thread, you have a new subscriber!
Aslymu alylum (peace be with you) Damele. I would love you to make a video about how to design (from A to Z) the building/structure and talk about all the different engineers and architects who are involved in the design and how they work on it and the level of work for all the professionals involved in the construction......
Thanks sister I really love your work And the way you make videos, you are my idol.
Believe me I became addicted to your videos 😅
It is informative and interesting content at the same time.....
Hi Dami i liked your contents we are theysame industry i'm on the developer side but yeah we have theysame work flow, new subscribers from New Zealand😊😉👏👏👏
Hey there. This is so helpful, Would be very interested in a video detailing the massing/diagraming process.
What is the job prospect of an architect and how much are you expect to make in Canada coming out from an architecture school?
@DamiLee congrats on winning first place!
Another great content😍
you just earned a suscriber
Quick question; if parking around an area is an issue, could it be built underground? For example some blocks of flats in Egypt have parking underground sometimes. I’m wondering is this only works in certain places or if it would be suuuper expensive.
You can, but there are a lot of restrictions and regulations regarding underground parking. In some areas of the world the regulations may be stricter and in some are not as restricted. So it all depends where you are building. You have to be aware of the project location. Typically, if you're doing an under ground parking structure, you are typically using lots of concrete to create retaining walls and as for the structure itself. so you have to consider the type of soil that is that area. If that area has a lot of ledge it will be hard to have an underground parking. It is very complicated process. That is why architects typically start the design process with a site analysis. To map out the majority of what is in that specific spot.
informative video ... thanks for sharing
Thank you for this :)
Thank you ma'am.
I'm not an architect nor a property developer or a graphic design but i have a great idea and would love to share it with you. i just want my vision to come true but i don't have any credentials whats so ever and i'm honestly not trolling
Amazing that you’re sharing that
Thank you
2:06 where is the link?
Love it and learned a lot.
I'm glad that you made the video helpful and informative.
also I assume that you may need a professional postproduction artist
This is such a cool insight!
Hi Demi I'm really enjoying your channel, BTW I'm just south of you in Seattle. 😃
Loving the vids, keep it up!
What do you do with all you're sketches when the design is done?
Really Love your content and career
2:46 You really put a Bangkok skytrain image there for an example of parking relaxation rule. Lol, what a good example, Dami. You did not mention circulation and tabulation. Don't you do these before jumping to Revit?
This you tube channel came to my feed❤ so interesting!! I’m really interested in it.. outside my confort zone!
Thanks
I wish you would add some major languages to translate TH-cam because the channel is very inspiring
love your contents. listening also to sound of your voice is kind of therapeutic while drawing. frustarated architect here.
Fuck yeah TH-cam, from economics to aeroplane engineering to pilot to architect.
wow amazing,.
Great vedeo 😊😊😊
I don't know but I love her speaking voice 😆❤️
Amazing 👍
Now i use architectural plans, the floor plans to generate electrical and plumbing plans before installing to get a Pass then quotation then installation, im having a problem choosing a tablet and laptop application for designing plans integrations between furniture and electrical installations imports and exports and worse developing 3d models and roofing
I'm sorry but i'm not an Architect and also I don't have any team to work or create anything with them . ARCHITECTURE was my
hobbies , passion , one of my many intrest, but that was from
very young age , I felt that as a toddler that i like blocks
wooden or plastic but usually I always preferred natural materials like in realistic world , plastic blocks , for me they were little bit childish , I preferred spend time and making from the scratch
something which was in my had or even copy of something,
but that was a long time ago , plus I had not enough time for that because I was constantly busy with the other stuff to do.
Our free time was always full of work , and that is why I couldn't
make exactly what I felt to do . But I know that , even in Architecture department is extremely big competition and that is
what I know about it , is only like a pass of small thing ,
, to compered with really professional people who finished
University to become one of them , with Diploma .
Where were you when I was back in Architecture school? Woulda definitely made an impact on my grades. XD
i love parking .. it ensure high strenght n quality of material
Great video!
Thanks
Nice video and clean explanation. May I know what mic did you use int this video? Super crisp sound.