Just found 30x40. It has to be one of my favorite curation of content and imagery. Your videos are practical yet visually appealing. Great work! Thank you for sharing. Note: Keep in mind I’m not an architect yet it appeals to a wide audience.
This presentation took me off from the first second of the first image of Philip Johnson's glass house… I am planning to build a replica of it only a little bit smaller and I am in love with this house… However I must admit I will introduce slight modification making one of the walls opaque the front wall....Great overview! For professionals and for self build designers as well...,💖
Love the content. One suggestion: maybe filing workshop/case study videos like this under "education" instead of "How to/style" category would help your videos reach wider youtube audience?
+Architectural Aesthetics I support your proposal!! I'm studying architecture and coincidentally I'm in the middle of designing case study homes so this kind of videos are very useful...
30X40 Design Workshop No, actually I was looking for studio design videos for reference because I'm designing a retreat refuge for just one person and I found your videos on "how to design a modern barn-studio". Then I checked your channel and really liked what I saw.
Great information Eric I always enjoy how you explain things. Instead of adding extra sections of glass we started using double strength single pane and finishing it out with enerlogic film. If you're curious about enerlogic they really beat anybody out there check him out on TH-cam. Love to know what you think about it
I want to connect to the outdoors, year round, but keep my electrical bill below $200 a month.....year round too. I don't want to contend with any condensation inside. I would love to have form, function and my wallet (budget) to coexist.
really depends on the window and surrounding, double pane windows are better in that aspect, mirrored double glass is best, single pane would, in a tropical enviroment, tend to trap heat through the sun's rays, although shade and propper ventilation should be enough to fix that
@@jmassey7323 or a "wall" of scarecrows, hand in hand, just outside our colossally expensive "wallpapers". Well... we can't say it will ruin our views... can we?
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Just found 30x40. It has to be one of my favorite curation of content and imagery. Your videos are practical yet visually appealing. Great work! Thank you for sharing. Note: Keep in mind I’m not an architect yet it appeals to a wide audience.
This presentation took me off from the first second of the first image of Philip Johnson's glass house… I am planning to build a replica of it only a little bit smaller and I am in love with this house… However I must admit I will introduce slight modification making one of the walls opaque the front wall....Great overview! For professionals and for self build designers as well...,💖
Very good explanation. Thanks.
Awesome video. When I have my next house built I'm having those big glass doors!!!!
Very best information for none architect professional.
Just intrested in design in our house.
Thank you!
Thank you for this instructional videos
terrific overview on the subject
Excellent presentation!
+Tim Barber - cheers, many thanks...!
Awesome, thank you!
Love the content. One suggestion: maybe filing workshop/case study videos like this under "education" instead of "How to/style" category would help your videos reach wider youtube audience?
+Architectural Aesthetics I support your proposal!! I'm studying architecture and coincidentally I'm in the middle of designing case study homes so this kind of videos are very useful...
+fabroc8 - thanks for watching...just curious how you discovered the video, were you searching via the "Education" category?
30X40 Design Workshop No, actually I was looking for studio design videos for reference because I'm designing a retreat refuge for just one person and I found your videos on "how to design a modern barn-studio". Then I checked your channel and really liked what I saw.
Myself found the channel just by TH-cam suggestion, for your information.
Great video. I think there are PVC frame for windows, but they still have metal in the structure
Great information Eric I always enjoy how you explain things. Instead of adding extra sections of glass we started using double strength single pane and finishing it out with enerlogic film. If you're curious about enerlogic they really beat anybody out there check him out on TH-cam. Love to know what you think about it
Good information.
I want to connect to the outdoors, year round, but keep my electrical bill below $200 a month.....year round too. I don't want to contend with any condensation inside.
I would love to have form, function and my wallet (budget) to coexist.
Hi, could you please provide the project names / architects of the exemples used in the video?
Thanks in advance!
4:44 Does anyone know what those windows on the right side of the house are called? It's like a wall, but the wall is made of glass (windows)?
It's a frameless, butt-glazed wall with spider fittings to fix the glass to the structure.
Very good option. Good job, Eric. Will you please make a video devoted to these glass walls, covering everything from price to practical examples?
Great video. .
Do yall know any manufactures in Phoenix AZ area? Thx
Manufactures for.......?
colossal doors is not a great choice in tropical country then..
but will the glass trap the heat inside the building?
really depends on the window and surrounding, double pane windows are better in that aspect, mirrored double glass is best, single pane would, in a tropical enviroment, tend to trap heat through the sun's rays, although shade and propper ventilation should be enough to fix that
Colossal review!
What about birds flying into these windows? I imagine that happens often. Is there a way of minimizing or eliminating it?
probably tint
@@jmassey7323 or a "wall" of scarecrows, hand in hand, just outside our colossally expensive "wallpapers". Well... we can't say it will ruin our views... can we?
The price of these doors and windows must be $50+k
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