A New Pathway to Architect Designed Living - Ruum
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- The Ruum model proudly represents a new pathway to architect designed living. Through considered partnerships with industry leading companies such as Chamberlain Architects and Fisher & Paykel, Ruum is making architectural designs accessible to more people.
Captured in a recently completed home designed by Chamberlain Architects, Ruum founder Elliot McLaren and Chamberlain director Glen Chamberlain explain what this new pathway to architect designed living represents, and how Ruum is able to maximise value for the home-owner. As Elliot explains, “having spent over 15 years in the residential building industry, I became acutely aware of a chasm in the marketplace where traditional project building will stop and one off bespoke architecture starts.” In practice this has seen Ruum partnering with Chamberlain Architects on the first series of Ruum architect designed homes - five different configurations that can only be commissioned ten times per state before they are retired.
Within this program, there exists the potential for customisation of each template to maximise the living and lifestyle benefits of Ruum’s offering. It allows home-owners a degree of customisation to their layout, whilst achieving efficiencies in the appointments and appliances throughout their home. For Glen Chamberlain, this meant that “the attention to the plan” and choosing to partner with “companies that have a passion and commitment to design” were of utmost importance in elevating this new pathway to architect designed living. The decision to align Ruum with Fisher & Paykel was therefore a logical choice, with all Ruum homes enjoying integrated Fisher & Paykel kitchens that become extensions of the main living space.
Elliot elaborates that “what is a common theme with all the partnerships that we have curated within the Ruum model is a common belief around quality” and this is nowhere more apparent than in the Ruum kitchens. Demonstrating a new path for architect designed living, Ruum allows clients to create beautiful and architectural spaces without the rigours of the traditional model.
Presented in Partnership with Ruum.
Architecture by Chamberlain Architects.
Kitchen Appliances by Fisher & Paykel.
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Production by The Local Project.
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Australia has some of the best architects in the world. The way you guys merge simplicity and practicality amazes me...keep on the great work!
Fisher and Paykel's All Blacks series are very practical and stylish
it helps the constraints from a planning policy are not as harsh as most places, UK for example.
Hands down the best modern architecture there is. The merge with the outdoors is so fluid. All south East asia benefited from it.
The Best in the World indeed spatial planning and permission regulations are simplified. i wish south Africa could learn and do like wise.
@@stopato5772 Miele is nicer for sure
Many different designs for each type of project are also included. For example, there are hundreds of designs th-cam.com/users/postUgkxb2mhCug-GkCWrq69Ce2I0nM0D4QpxAqu for outdoor buildings, from small sheds all the way up to a complete stable. Choose whatever type of shed or storage house is right for you. Pick from fancy ones or more utilitarian designs.
Whoever chose the cgi cars for the models has great taste.
agreed!
FR
Any idea which car model is this?
@@keyurgokhale669955' mercedes 300SL Gullwing
@@keyurgokhale6699 57' BMW 507 roadster
Perfection guys. The warmth and timeless quality of the wood, but not overdone, and balanced with all the other well-chosen elements. These are not only perfect architecture, but organic homes.
Miele >
This is quickly becoming my favorite TH-cam channel; great content as always!
This home is BEAUTIFUL.
N d car
Now this is more of my taste. Natural materials dark kitchens and in depth space and rooms opened. Classy and powerful. I am American,but I would be interested in these designs in America.
I love how the word 'ruum' actually means space in Estonian. Gorgeous design too, of course!
Whoever pieced this visuals and audio altogether, you’re freakin amazing! Keep going mate 🤙🏼🤙🏼 Love Ruum!
BMW 507, Porsche 911 901, Jaguar E-Type series 3 and Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing. That's the dream garage.
Simple & sleek.
Curated home THE RUUM.
Love this style, I can see so many Scandinavian influences. Just stunning.
I was blown away!
This home definitely an inspiration & a motivation!
The appliances really stood out with the architectural design of this home.
Good job Local Project! Thank you
This is the most beautiful ad I've ever seen
We are praying for you Australia, stand up for your freedom and rights!
That must be a new term .. kitchen bench. These appliances are the finest! Love all of your example you've displayed. Gorgeous 😍 and yes, 🙌 to the Mercedes parked there!!
These videos are like architectural poetry.
Nice, a bit of a 21st century Case Study House feel to the concept. Brilliantly spotted as a gap in the market. Kudos, hope it works for you guys.
Anywhere in the developed world, these homes are million dollar homes. Anyone that can afford a million dollar home can also pay an Architect's fees. How is this a new model?
its a fair point however all buildings cost significant money and would be the largest cost investment of most people's lifetime. Paying fees for an architect proves very valuable considering many factors including resale value.
I love Black kitchens and natural materials.
If I could afford anything close to this... oh lawd... i wish i could have one, they're so simple and elegant, the design i love every aspect.
If? You waiting for money to drop from the sky? Hustle and you will get what you wish for.
@@edenassos lmaoooooo.......you hustling Garry?
@@arcisvar4863 What else would I be doing?
@@edenassos OK boomer
I feel like a standarized home is the wrong way to go... what about building for your surroundigs?
Most of the time standard affordable homes all look the same nowadays, real estate companies dont care about regional development planning. This is an approach for modular (affordable more or less) homes, i think its the way to go if you do it right
Nice if you can afford it. To have the opportunity to go this way on a budget and chose the style of house that fits your environment is key.
@@user-io4sr7vg1v Very nice, if you live in the right climate.
Agree, not considering your site or orientation is the perfect recipe for disaster.
@@user-io4sr7vg1v ... an Adobe home would not work in place like Seattle.
Notes:
like the 0:07 dark wood exterior;
0:14 interior dark/light contrast;
@0:34 Vg combination of brick design, contrast and use of wood;
***0:38 is literally perfect as a transition (2 shots)***;
**0:48 also as either a transition or an opening to a pool: brick lay (L and R), contrast and use of wood (top and light wood R for door)**;
***everything about the exterior @**1:02*****
**really like the bathroom @1:11**... 1:18 too;
****1:07** interior**
***4 shots from **1:23*****
Nice study @1:35 (2 shots, jives with other in green-marble house);
*1:43** is mean, but as a dining room*
****1:50** is impossible... wood splashes, contrast and use of brick**
*****2:13**/14 is perfect: would have open area as a glass covered stairway rather than (presumably) being outside...***
2:24 contrast is cool
*2:28** exteiror is really cool*
*2:34** wood working is very well done*
*****2:38** idea is super ill, but the dip to the L before the add-on is eh, as is the black tiling (top); note stone working as floor***
3:05 like the kitchen setup, but would use diff materials
interior @3:20 is magnificent
like interior @3:38
v nice transition/interior @3:43
3:55 note brick, contrast and marble
****4:11** interior is bangin' + transition (R) and hallways**
*4:15** combo is ill*
****4:32** is splendid**
like the concept @4:36 (R to L)
****4:41** transition is excellent**
4:47 transition is vg also
Concept is pre-fabricated houses where the rooms are at least in part multi-purpose and can be employed to various uses for the tenant to decide. Me: how does this look practically in terms of layout?
But HOW MUCH DO THEY COST...?? They don’t mention 💰 because most people cannot afford it.
Also, what does the architect get paid for repeated work?
The way presented 👌🏻
Camera man skills🤩
My go to for inspiration and one day would have such a beautiful relaxing place like this
agreed
The photo of the" Fiat" in front of the small house, perfection.
thats a jag
@@socialweedia You are absolutely right Herman.
i love the different patterns they've created with the brick.
Love it! This reminds me of the Eichler Housing effort the USA during the mid 20th century.
Can’t choose which design is my favourite... like all of them! Great portfolio!
beautiful work dear friends . excellent direction and highly-needed -the void you are filling in our (sad) housing market. bravo.
What is the price range for these homes? If you are talking about making architecture more accessible, why get coy when it comes to price? How much are they?
way too much i assume, phony project management firm at it again
@@adamharris5003 Silly comment
@@ISCDESIGNAustralia Did I strike a nerve?
I still dont understand what Ruum is, is it prebuilt or are they advertising as a firm?
Project Management
With a huge hint of pretentiousness...
@@marcgoodman4561 enormous hint of pretentiousness. "accessible to more people.." yeah right
a new pathway to your bank account.
props to them, they look good.
Was a moment of delight watching this !
Wow, the cars stole the show
there are love at the first sight
amazing CGI and architecture!
Thanks Olga, glad you enjoyed the video!
Beautiful designs. I can picture my family living in oone of these. Just beautiful!
I love having huge picture windows and doors not just to let light in but also the UV rays that kills bacteria in our home, especially in the kitchen and T&Bs. What I am worried about is how UV rays can also be bad for your interior finishes. If there isn't any yet, what would be your solution to this dilemma?
Thanks!
~ Antonio, Manila, Philippines
Very beautiful home and furnitures
Just beautiful designs
Spectacular 🤎
15 years in the industry................. wow! Such a long time.........
...and that's how I love it
Now this is really beautiful
Ruum - Estonian word for room, space
Amazing concept and approach to architecture, allow design to configure around how one lives, and no to try to force the person to live within that design.
Well said!
Amazing architecture! Love all the projects!
i like this home thank you
Wonderfull color combinations and materials, great for inspiration!
the settlers are getting stylish
very nice and very scandinavian
its pure art.
2:04 agree completely
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Amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful project!
Wow, I like everything I saw in this video
Almost every new home in Vancouver build by a developement corp is done this way!
Simply Amazing!
Can we please get this in the USA!
It’s has a nice concept at it adapts (at least seems to) well into the Australian weather. The bigger problem is, how do we know the house is Australian? It looks so generic and bland, that there are some very similar done some years ago in Europe.
Much inspiration
a class above
Very nice. How does one become so tasteful.
What if a client wanted a gas stove or a wood burning fireplace? Is Ruum flexible to accommodate a client's wishes?
im sure they will of course.
just an advert for some company to sell us things. Thanks for your commitment to design.
Amazing video
is this only for australia? no chance to bring any of these wonderful projects to europe?
Donald asked me to ask you, "How much?" Thanks.
I can never understand this new trend of isolating the housing from the street. More and more architects are putting big fencing to the front for privacy etc ignoring some very important architectural and urban principle of engaging with context, providing eyes on the street, making it safer, friendlier and prettier with proper formal entrance. What with this obsession with privacy, isolation. Surely the architects have a few design tricks to keep front façade open to the street while maintaining certain level of privacy.
maybe if you have a family/kids you will then see the value of privacy,
@@ISCDESIGNAustralia Quite the opposite, I would prefer the street that is constantly observe by my neighbours which provides safety for my kids. Isolating street with big fences making it quite a dangerous place. It's way people always lived, because it worked. Besides that's what architects are taught in architecture schools, but they are doing quite the opposite when they get to work in the practice.
@@deniska0 Well then you are due the right to have your own opinion and build the way you wish; I can certainly tell you as an architect designing houses for 25 years that all NSW planning laws support a low fence and surveillance to front yards inline with CPTED Principles. CPTED principles focus on natural surveillance, access control, territorial reinforcement and space management to create a safe and secure environment that encourages activity, vitality and viability, enabling a greater level of security. However myself and many other architects would rather have private yards. From experience I know a great many people also love high walls at the front such as we see overseas. Me personally & my wife concur; We want a front high solid tank proof, bullet proof, Swat-team proof wall! :)
@@ISCDESIGNAustralia mate, they are spot on, good urban principles are to integrate into your surroundings and add to the spatial economy of the area, not turn your back on it. That being said, these houses look to be set up for suburban and rural areas so your point stands, no point in building right up to a boundary line if there is no urban density as context. Also this whole premise is pretty sad really, an attempt at an annuity of income for the architects, this is a business enterprise more than a design undertaking, let's not kid ourselves. It's a couple logos away from a commercial.
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NICE WORK ;)
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Love it
Great concept but I notice they didn't say any prices. These homes have gotta be expensive. Definitely moreso than the average Lennar/KB/MI/Toll Brothers garbage we have here in the US.
awesome! very nice!
I love it!
So elegant ！
Hello Amy🤝😊
please more tact i deserve such a house, also in the future
a little tribute to Glen Murcutt
Amazing!! may i know what render engine did you use for visuals. thanks
WOW! do you guys ever plan on doing a BTS of how yo make theses videos?
Would be amazing right!?
Great
People need to stop using the word bespoke. But this is a really nice house.
Beautyful 😍
What about building for the surrondings? I feel like a standard home wont be a fit for everyone!
Everyone doesn't have to buy one. Problem solved.
Opening up to a lot of people means making it affordable. I didn't see anything about any of that which indicated affordability. Custom architects, marble islands, state of the art appliances, come on. That's accessible to more people if those people have the cash. And the large majority don't. I thought he was gonna say it's for lower budgets and affordability. Without that, this whole notion of it being open to more people is just talk.
Well, if you study mass-housing in the western world, what's out there currently already (aka; McMansions in endless suburbs) has such fittings/fixtures & materials you talk about; One unique selling point of this model is that you are working with a qualified architect whom has his/her individual ethos which in the end translates to artfully-inspired housing and you are working to your actual budget-however big or small it is. All buildings cost significant money and would be the largest cost investment of most people's lifetime. Paying fees for an architect proves very valuable considering many factors including resale value. Im an architect involved in the building industry 25+ years and can clearly conclude we are heading in the wrong direction; This model provides a real positive direction..
I just got conned into watching an appliance advertisement!
It's not Bespoke, if the user of the product in not a central part of the process of building. So NO this is not bespoke, these are just designs which YOU think are good, not that they are not but everyone has different taste
Super！
These are some great aussie architects and designers and these guys are unique.Id say half the builders in australia are rubbish and overpriced and build the same stupid designs again and again( of this lot 10% are just shonky) we have apartments that have structural cracks and some supposedly 40% built in the last 15 years have some structural issues.A complete failure of authorities to oversee inspections before during and after concrete pours for all slabs .Just attend a HIA of MBA awards which to me are so corrupt.10% are world class and 25%% are above par and 15 % build variations of project homes because buyers just cant stand to be given the same stock design and want to spend more to have something a little unique.
Don't come to NZ everyone here ripping people off loading up material prices.Architects here pretty fucken boring they think the more they spend more bling they add the better the home any moron within reason for enough money can produce a house half reasonable.To my way of thinking a clever architect who can produce something with good design and a quality build on a lesser budget.
"...a genuine desire to make good design more accessible to more people." But wealthy people can already afford architectural design services... so how does this achieve that goal while working in bespoke, single-family housing?
Молодец!
Spoiler alert: this is a five minute long ad for Fisher Paykel.
Do these 2nd hand cars come with the houses?
Nice house
do you guys make homes outside your country ? can one purchase one of your architectural plans?
Find a local designer and show them what you want. It's all done on computers now.
Did he say ''materiality' ? ...
Money money money