As an old, retired, mechanical engineer, may I say that this is the most interesting architectural design video on TH-cam. I'll look for more on this project.
Your ability to condense and convey this information is remarkable. Obviously there's a lot of work behind it all. I've learned more in this video than I did in almost my entire semester covering the same stuff (yikes!).
My first thought while watching your videos for the first time was this is amazing. Now that I've binged architect videos... again, this is amazing. Thanks for sharing
Invaluable advice to someone designing their own home. You've helped me consider things I hadn't and shown me tools I would never have found by myself. Thank you.
This is the sole video that has made me want to change my career and my prospects to architecture and design here in France, after 15 years in hospitality management in Australia. Love this channel
GOT IT! I just understood the solar charts and how it affects architecture. After spending five years in architecture school and I just understood solar studies with one video. Great video ERIC! please continue these type of video
In 9 minutes this video taught me more than all architects I spoke to in a year. Many thanks for the cristal clear information and the enormous attention with the quality of the video quality. Edition, sound, photography, illustrations, photos and architecture. Congratulations! Liked and subscribed.
This is Exactly the information that I was searching for years ago when trying to move forward to my Designing. I think that I have found a good resource “You" while continuing to hone my skill at home. Thanks Nancy
Omggg, Honestly, I have to say that I learned more knowledge from you than my professors in my university now. Thanks so much for your video and I hope that you will continue share more and more useful information to the community. So respect ❤
Thank you for the Great Tutorial! These are so fundamental principles which unfortunately are not thought well in school, or just they don't give us enough projects to develop like that. I found your channel a couple weeks ago and I am addicted! Please keep with your videos, they are so interesting, detailed and covering such important topics. Greetings, Eva
My wife and I have just redesigned our house plans a couple of months ago to include a clerestory so to allow daylight into our living spaces located on the north end of our house. It had us shift our design from a typical west-coast design commonly found on Vancouver island, to a contemporary home with flat roof elements. We look forward to commence work with an architect to bring these ideas to the next level.
Eric I really appreciate your input direction and your ability to communicate concepts and design. I am not an architect but I am a designer of timber structures. I find that you have a very similar thinking process to my design process. Just wanted to shout out that I think you’re work is brilliant. Thank you for your professionalism and sharing. I look forward to your book.
To be honest, he's far more better on our instructor in terms of explaining architectural designing which makes me watch his videos more nos that I'm already in architecture school.
Dude I'm in the mids of consuming all my energy designing meaning I came to a point where I couldn't draw inspiration to create new concept and rather doing cliche stuffs like copying from other previous projects. This video just rejuvenate my mind and fill my inspiration tank. Thanks for people like you man. I'm an architect like you. I just subscribed
Your video couldn't be more timely. I wasn't sure how to approach the sunlight analysis, so the fact you decided to post it just now is a miracle :D Thanks a lot!
as an undergrad constantly bombarded with homework, planning to major in arch design, I can't thank you enough for how much this video inspired me to continue my education and pursue my dreams to be an architect. Thank you!
As an architecture student, I find your videos extremely helpful and inspiring. Your videos helped me improve the ways I approach design, so thank you for that! Cheers from Egypt!
I just wanted to thank you so very much for this video! I’m a freshman architecture student and my project for this semester is to design a shelter. My location is in the sea site and this video really helps with understanding site analysis. Love the way you present your ideas! Thanks a lot!
i wish i had known this all while i was at grad school but the best is yet to come so i will keep on looking such an inspiring and motivating and something that push toward the righteous path and by the way ur an amazing architect who are disciplined and knows what to do keep up the good work!!!
greetings from the Philippines! I am an architecture student here and I just want to say thank you for this. It summed up my tropical architecture class. hahaha
Loved the talk on sun orientation . And interesting in realation to working the buildings to capture a view. was the best so far that I seen on TH-cam 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Light is the first thing I feel when entering a space. You explained it very well. Love the example you gave of directing the usual full attention from the water view to other more subtle yet important elements the site has to offer. Inspiring videos! Thank you
You are the best Architect, learning from you is just an amazing journey. Even schools can't teach in this way. Thank you so much Sir for making me realise, that sketches are the best way for design process.
Such a great illustrative explanation of designing for the movement of the sun. As I always say, "designing for the movement of the sun is the single biggest thing you can do to make a home feel great, and you feel great in it". A massive thank you for sharing my podcast too, very grateful. You did get one thing wrong though ... it's you who has things flipped around LOL. Such admiration for your work Eric - Cheers, Amelia
Hi Amelia...much respect for the work you're doing...thankful to have your voice and contributions to our profession... talk soon...(I owe you a video response on loom!)
Something I could never understand since 4 years.... Thank you soooo much... Your video made me clear a lot of things... I mean I need to send this video to my college professors... They need more help than anybody.
Respect, man! Would like to thank you for this enlighting considerations about architectural layout you figured out. Despite this topics seems to be so fundamental to me, they’re too often forgotten,when discussing the house building. So, hopefully, one or the other teacher in our country ’ll rediscover those aspects & transmit the knowledge again. Greatings from the 4 border region ( Belgium). the Akita Man :)
Hi Eric, really enjoy your understanding of designing for the environment, taking into consideration sun elevation and major wind directions. I lived in the Middle East where it can be extremely hot in the summer months and I found that the old techniques really helped in the comfort of the living area. Some design aspects are narrow through areas with high walls to shade from the sun completely and the use of wind towers in the buildings to produce the stack effect you mention. Really enjoy your videos, and the ease of how you explain the reasoning behind what you are doing.
I'm not an architect (but love design), but will be working with architects to design our home. These videos are really really really informative! Thanks!
came back after watching on my mobile to give you a thumbs up. Following you for over one year now and you definitely influenced my building project (though budget wouldn't allow too much). This video will be useful when sunsha is needed, not sure yet. But any way congratulations on over 3.5 million hits and over 80 thousand subscribers. Not many architects have such large audience I imagine :)
appreciate your kind words...i've been working hard to make the channel a substantial resource in this field and along the way have fallen in love with the idea of creating something visually compelling each week. the timeline of architecture is so long from client acquisition to finished product that shipping a new video each week is a welcome and immediate pattern break from the long time horizons of building. cheers...!
Thank you Eric, I'm learning from your videos, I'm Studying Architecture in Damascus University in Syria, and here it's hard to get books or even information, and my English is weak, Although I'm trying to improve it, keep going I need people like you, and thank you again....
ohhhh man.... I have enrolled at uni this year... and your videos have been so helpfull. i really enjoy your approach. i am confident to say that i've been learning more from your videos than from some of my teachers. i really really really appreciate. god bless you bro!
we need more design solving videos like this based on the given parameters of sunpath, wind movement and more wether it be for residence, housing, school, museum, hospitals etc. introduce a new series where u just analyse other design solving process like dis in details.. really good work man. carry man
what the actual . . . . Man the knowledge imparted is simple and deeply resounding. much thanks for sharing, and creation of these insightful videos. From a landscape-r perspective
thnk u so much teathcher ,we are a students from all over the world supporting you and watching you every single time you post a new video, we are very thirsty for your knowledge keep going on we are behind you .good luck ;)
Thank u so much for this video. As someone who works in the studio with students, I fee sharing a video like this with them, will give them a broader perspective on designing climate responsive buildings. Thanks.
This is really helpful, Eric, thanks! I'm an interior designer who attempted to take on a class in environmental control systems in design school (interior architecture), but I couldn't hack the math, and I never really understood how to do this. You have made it *sooo* much more clear and simple than my instructor did!
Hey Eric great video as usual, being a designer in a tropical area I have less parameters to consider 😁 but also less options to work with the sun as is extremely hot 😅
I love your channels guys! As for @Themodmin if you can make a video (or a series) showing your techniques, processes in dealing with tropical climate, that would be great! From Vietnam with love!
That was so helpful! i am designing a house and trying to show the HOA that putting the house closer to 100' tall trees blocks all my morning sunlight.
This is so fascinating! Thank you for making a video like this, light study is one of the things that has attracted me to architecture. You are a fantastic resource for a prospective architecture student, thank you!
This is such a helpful video not least because we'll be building on a plot that similarly has views to the East, and have been trying to figure out how to simultaneously take advantage of the southerly aspect. We're not architects but have had a stab at what the house might look like, but this info takes it up a notch and has definitely given food for thought and fresh ideas to bring our architect when we start working with them. Can't wait to delve deeper and work out the sun angles for our location and have a play about with shapes and have a good discussion
Amazing video, as a civil engineer wanting to go into architecture I'm wondering if I need schooling, because I'm learning so much from 30x40 and working with architects on projects. Much love
Im a dancer but one of the classes we have is art history and architecture always fascinated me . The more i learn and try to sketch out the more im sure that probably somewhere in the future this is something i will do (if i cant dance anymore or simply decide i want to do something else , this would be it )
Very good video, it explains very well how to use and manipulate the sun, very informative. I also wanted to say I loved the design you for that house, it works super well with its surrounding, and how you worked with shades, gives it a great touch. Keep up the good videos, love your channel.
I like the design, and finding ways to get direct sunlight into the spaces, but here where we are very close to the equator - we want to always min. the solar radiation to cut costs on cooling as about 9 months of the year some degree of cooling is needed. Some ways we go around this is by allowing double to triple glazed windows to face north, and try to have a white surface reflect light into the space(s) - this reduces direct solar gains, and allows more light to penetrate the interior.
Dude, you're amazing! I asked for this a while ago, and you really did! Really love your work. Would be cool to see a full project video also. Keep the nice work!
Ooh, I like this. I'm supposed to be studying Building this year, and starting on Architecture next year, but designing effective houses is the first step towards building them! I wouldn't have those level changes in the ground floor, though. I'm for wheelchair accessibility in all houses, and a step here or there really messes with that.
I was really inspired by your videos and all the contents you share, it truly inspired my soul leading me to take the course architecture, I am now a 2nd year college and due to the pandemic learning is very hard (like, atleast for me) and even the smallest knowledge regarding with architecture such as symbols and lines that is needed to give an emphasis on the drawings, like I don't know them, for reals, I hope you'd make a video of it though, but everytime I make plates I always listen and watch to your videos, its much more helpful than what I learn from my school, thank you.
Hi! I just began watching you and as an architect student you have been amazing to learn from. You went over a lot of sun studies, could you go over some of the other environmental effects in the same depth you did for light? [ Ex. wind, rain]
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i love that white ink pen
right? just discovered these...
I request u plz upload video with sub tittle.to understand the english.
Which app you're using for sunlight orientation
vigneswar k s Sun Seeker ozPDA is the app.
As an old, retired, mechanical engineer, may I say that this is the most interesting architectural design video on TH-cam. I'll look for more on this project.
May i just say, i learned more from you than my professors when i was in college. 😂
To be very honest me too😅👍
Yeah it's really true, now days education system's truth
😂😂 I guess your professor was forced to do his job
They told me the same as you said and I watched some videos but I don't know what to learn from him
Can you guide me
Your ability to condense and convey this information is remarkable. Obviously there's a lot of work behind it all. I've learned more in this video than I did in almost my entire semester covering the same stuff (yikes!).
My first thought while watching your videos for the first time was this is amazing. Now that I've binged architect videos... again, this is amazing. Thanks for sharing
Invaluable advice to someone designing their own home. You've helped me consider things I hadn't and shown me tools I would never have found by myself. Thank you.
These videos are a master class in writing and media creation in themselves.
Probably the best architectural video on TH-cam!
This is the sole video that has made me want to change my career and my prospects to architecture and design here in France, after 15 years in hospitality management in Australia. Love this channel
As an amateur, these videos are so fun and insightful. You explain things so clearly that anyone can appreciate your process. Thank you!
i"am a civil engineer from Algeria and i enjoy watching your videos, i learn a lot from you, thank you for sharing with us.
GOT IT!
I just understood the solar charts and how it affects architecture. After spending five years in architecture school and I just understood solar studies with one video.
Great video ERIC! please continue these type of video
+JD OMOLAYO great my friend...glad to help!
First year architecture student here! Thank you so much for this
In 9 minutes this video taught me more than all architects I spoke to in a year. Many thanks for the cristal clear information and the enormous attention with the quality of the video quality. Edition, sound, photography, illustrations, photos and architecture. Congratulations! Liked and subscribed.
Cheers and welcome! Appreciate the kind words + support.
This is Exactly the information that I was searching for years ago when trying to move forward to my Designing. I think that I have found a good resource “You" while continuing to hone my skill at home. Thanks Nancy
welcome Nancy...glad you're finding what you need here...
Omggg, Honestly, I have to say that I learned more knowledge from you than my professors in my university now. Thanks so much for your video and I hope that you will continue share more and more useful information to the community. So respect ❤
Thank you for the Great Tutorial! These are so fundamental principles which unfortunately are not thought well in school, or just they don't give us enough projects to develop like that. I found your channel a couple weeks ago and I am addicted! Please keep with your videos, they are so interesting, detailed and covering such important topics.
Greetings,
Eva
My wife and I have just redesigned our house plans a couple of months ago to include a clerestory so to allow daylight into our living spaces located on the north end of our house. It had us shift our design from a typical west-coast design commonly found on Vancouver island, to a contemporary home with flat roof elements. We look forward to commence work with an architect to bring these ideas to the next level.
fantastic...love to hear this sentiment...we're living in a modern age, no sense in recreating history, right? good luck with your project...
Eric I really appreciate your input direction and your ability to communicate concepts and design. I am not an architect but I am a designer of timber structures. I find that you have a very similar thinking process to my design process. Just wanted to shout out that I think you’re work is brilliant. Thank you for your professionalism and sharing. I look forward to your book.
always nice to hear confirmation of your own design process...much success to you...thanks for your kind words...
I was taught from a structural standpoint and this helps me a lot and I’m going to use the info I get from you on future projects
To be honest, he's far more better on our instructor in terms of explaining architectural designing which makes me watch his videos more nos that I'm already in architecture school.
Sorry to hear your instructor isn't delivering! Binge watching is always encouraged though...thanks for watching!
I must say the presentation of sketching skills are on point, no need of high quality costly prints.Hand Sketching with overlays conveys so much.
100% agree...clients love this approach when you're working together too...
Dude I'm in the mids of consuming all my energy designing meaning I came to a point where I couldn't draw inspiration to create new concept and rather doing cliche stuffs like copying from other previous projects. This video just rejuvenate my mind and fill my inspiration tank. Thanks for people like you man. I'm an architect like you. I just subscribed
I am an architect from Libya .. I love your works .. It reminds me of the real architecture.
thanks for checking in from Libya...appreciate your kind words my friend...
I learned more about sun mapping from this video than I learned in 4 years at design school, thank you so much!
Your video couldn't be more timely. I wasn't sure how to approach the sunlight analysis, so the fact you decided to post it just now is a miracle :D Thanks a lot!
a disturbance in the force...I felt it too...
as an undergrad constantly bombarded with homework, planning to major in arch design, I can't thank you enough for how much this video inspired me to continue my education and pursue my dreams to be an architect. Thank you!
As an architecture student, I find your videos extremely helpful and inspiring. Your videos helped me improve the ways I approach design, so thank you for that!
Cheers from Egypt!
thanks for checking in...a very different set of concerns from a climate perspective for your work...
I just wanted to thank you so very much for this video! I’m a freshman architecture student and my project for this semester is to design a shelter. My location is in the sea site and this video really helps with understanding site analysis. Love the way you present your ideas! Thanks a lot!
What are you doing now? Still architect?
Still surviving 😜
i wish i had known this all while i was at grad school but the best is yet to come so i will keep on looking such an inspiring and motivating and something that push toward the righteous path and by the way ur an amazing architect who are disciplined and knows what to do keep up the good work!!!
greetings from the Philippines! I am an architecture student here and I just want to say thank you for this. It summed up my tropical architecture class. hahaha
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i watch ur videos since year one at college and rly ty for making it free and simple
Loved the talk on sun orientation . And interesting in realation to working the buildings to capture a view. was the best so far that I seen on TH-cam 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Light is the first thing I feel when entering a space. You explained it very well. Love the example you gave of directing the usual full attention from the water view to other more subtle yet important elements the site has to offer. Inspiring videos! Thank you
You are the best Architect, learning from you is just an amazing journey. Even schools can't teach in this way. Thank you so much Sir for making me realise, that sketches are the best way for design process.
Such a great illustrative explanation of designing for the movement of the sun. As I always say, "designing for the movement of the sun is the single biggest thing you can do to make a home feel great, and you feel great in it". A massive thank you for sharing my podcast too, very grateful. You did get one thing wrong though ... it's you who has things flipped around LOL. Such admiration for your work Eric - Cheers, Amelia
Hi Amelia...much respect for the work you're doing...thankful to have your voice and contributions to our profession...
talk soon...(I owe you a video response on loom!)
Undercover Architect : How and where can I find your podcasts please?
Something I could never understand since 4 years.... Thank you soooo much... Your video made me clear a lot of things... I mean I need to send this video to my college professors... They need more help than anybody.
Respect, man!
Would like to thank you for this enlighting considerations about architectural layout you figured out.
Despite this topics seems to be so fundamental to me, they’re too often forgotten,when discussing the house building.
So, hopefully, one or the other teacher in our country ’ll rediscover those aspects & transmit the knowledge again.
Greatings from the 4 border region ( Belgium).
the Akita Man :)
Absolutely love the way you illustrate ideas👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
kind words...many thanks my friend...
This one of my favorite videos you've made so far
appreciate it my friend...
You just summed up an entire Solar Energy in Architecture course I took in college
Thank you so much!
cheers...saving time and energy!
Hi Eric, really enjoy your understanding of designing for the environment, taking into consideration sun elevation and major wind directions. I lived in the Middle East where it can be extremely hot in the summer months and I found that the old techniques really helped in the comfort of the living area. Some design aspects are narrow through areas with high walls to shade from the sun completely and the use of wind towers in the buildings to produce the stack effect you mention.
Really enjoy your videos, and the ease of how you explain the reasoning behind what you are doing.
I'm not an architect (but love design), but will be working with architects to design our home. These videos are really really really informative! Thanks!
came back after watching on my mobile to give you a thumbs up. Following you for over one year now and you definitely influenced my building project (though budget wouldn't allow too much). This video will be useful when sunsha is needed, not sure yet. But any way congratulations on over 3.5 million hits and over 80 thousand subscribers. Not many architects have such large audience I imagine :)
appreciate your kind words...i've been working hard to make the channel a substantial resource in this field and along the way have fallen in love with the idea of creating something visually compelling each week. the timeline of architecture is so long from client acquisition to finished product that shipping a new video each week is a welcome and immediate pattern break from the long time horizons of building.
cheers...!
Passive designed spaces have unique calm ambience...I have start learning more about passive designing techniques...thanks for uploading this video.
of course...always a student...
Thank you Eric, I'm learning from your videos, I'm Studying Architecture in Damascus University in Syria, and here it's hard to get books or even information, and my English is weak, Although I'm trying to improve it, keep going I need people like you, and thank you again....
glad i can be of help...
ohhhh man.... I have enrolled at uni this year... and your videos have been so helpfull.
i really enjoy your approach. i am confident to say that i've been learning more from your videos than from some of my teachers.
i really really really appreciate.
god bless you bro!
As a recently graduated architect, I am loving these videos, thanks... As a metalhead i like the sign for cheers 🤘😎
massive respect.
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This is why being an architect is the coolest job in the world ;)
we need more design solving videos like this based on the given parameters of sunpath, wind movement and more wether it be for residence, housing, school, museum, hospitals etc. introduce a new series where u just analyse other design solving process like dis in details.. really good work man. carry man
thanks...appreciate it...
30X40 Design Workshop
looking forward to ur next analysing venture.
New favorite TH-cam channel. Really appreciate what you are doing!
This is amazing I am an architectural photographer this gives me key points to look forward to shooting soon.....Love it......
Im trying to make research about high efficiency building. And found your video really help me out. Thanks
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what the actual . . . . Man the knowledge imparted is simple and deeply resounding. much thanks for sharing, and creation of these insightful videos. From a landscape-r perspective
non architect here, I have to say this video content and presentation are amazing
Not an architect, but actually watched it til the end; you have my thumbs up.
u are doing a great job at explaining in depth details for aspiring architects.
well done
appreciate the affirmation...
I stay in the Southern Hemisphere, but this is very important information and i would like to thank you for sharing
glad to help...wishing for some of your southern hemisphere summer right about now...
thnk u so much teathcher ,we are a students from all over the world supporting you and watching you every single time you post a new video, we are very thirsty for your knowledge keep going on we are behind you .good luck ;)
can't tell you how much it means to hear this my friend...much respect...
I appreciate all the resources you give for us students, potential architects! I really do. WOW. Thank YOU 🙏🏻
Thank u so much for this video. As someone who works in the studio with students, I fee sharing a video like this with them, will give them a broader perspective on designing climate responsive buildings. Thanks.
Just discovered this channel, and I love it. I have been needing a channel that makes videos just like these for years, subscribed!
welcome...thanks for subscribing...! new vids every thursday...
This is really helpful, Eric, thanks! I'm an interior designer who attempted to take on a class in environmental control systems in design school (interior architecture), but I couldn't hack the math, and I never really understood how to do this. You have made it *sooo* much more clear and simple than my instructor did!
I didn't just like the video I loved it so much 👌
Thank you Eric for these refreshing materials that you give us.
you're quite welcome...cheers...
Orientation of the sun... Now i know. As 2nd year student of Architecture your vlog helps me to find and design better.
I love you sketching ( white pen too). Architectural handwriting. Even the font style you have used is really pleasing.
Today, I learnt SOMETHING !
Thanks a lot, much appreciated
Hey Eric great video as usual, being a designer in a tropical area I have less parameters to consider 😁 but also less options to work with the sun as is extremely hot 😅
thanks my friend...i'd take a little 'hot' right about now...snowing here today...
I love your channels guys! As for @Themodmin if you can make a video (or a series) showing your techniques, processes in dealing with tropical climate, that would be great! From Vietnam with love!
Yes please. Would love a video on what you would consider in a tropical climate
Yes please one for the tropics
How about a video on rain / snow / wind ?
I was gonna save the video for later because it was 10mins long. but I was mesmerized and watched the entire thing.
Very simply and good explanation how to deal with fearful sun. Thanks.!
Exactly what I was looking for and easy to follow as someone who is not an architect. Thanks!
I’m in my second year of Architecture at university and honestly would not be doing anywhere near as well without your videos so thank you! 😄
Perfect just when I need to write about sunlight and do entire project about it, a real life saver love your vids XD
what timing...cheers my friend...
That was so helpful! i am designing a house and trying to show the HOA that putting the house closer to 100' tall trees blocks all my morning sunlight.
This is so fascinating! Thank you for making a video like this, light study is one of the things that has attracted me to architecture. You are a fantastic resource for a prospective architecture student, thank you!
appreciate your support my friend...
dont do it. arch pays little these days. do it as ahobby only. DYOR before embarking on a 10+ hard exploration
I had no idea we were neighbors. I'm just across the border in New Brunswick, Canada. Thanks for another fantastic, informative video.
This is such a helpful video not least because we'll be building on a plot that similarly has views to the East, and have been trying to figure out how to simultaneously take advantage of the southerly aspect. We're not architects but have had a stab at what the house might look like, but this info takes it up a notch and has definitely given food for thought and fresh ideas to bring our architect when we start working with them. Can't wait to delve deeper and work out the sun angles for our location and have a play about with shapes and have a good discussion
I swear I never watch a ten minute video on TH-cam, this video felt like two minutes only. Time flies when you’re interested
much respect.
thanks my friend...
You make me want to go to my architect classes even more. such inspiring words you tell. thanks.
Amazing video, as a civil engineer wanting to go into architecture I'm wondering if I need schooling, because I'm learning so much from 30x40 and working with architects on projects. Much love
Im a dancer but one of the classes we have is art history and architecture always fascinated me . The more i learn and try to sketch out the more im sure that probably somewhere in the future this is something i will do (if i cant dance anymore or simply decide i want to do something else , this would be it )
Really good video Eric. Very useful and lots of information I've never come across before. Can't wait for the next one!
cheers mate...
glad to see the comments of colleagues from other countries
Thank you for making this channel. It's been very insightful and helpful for students like me. I really enjoy watching your videos.
cheers mate...
Very good video, it explains very well how to use and manipulate the sun, very informative. I also wanted to say I loved the design you for that house, it works super well with its surrounding, and how you worked with shades, gives it a great touch. Keep up the good videos, love your channel.
Sir ur thought is as much as awesome as you are🙂 your video and ur thaught help me alot to understand the nature and passion of engineering 🙏
I like the design, and finding ways to get direct sunlight into the spaces, but here where we are very close to the equator - we want to always min. the solar radiation to cut costs on cooling as about 9 months of the year some degree of cooling is needed. Some ways we go around this is by allowing double to triple glazed windows to face north, and try to have a white surface reflect light into the space(s) - this reduces direct solar gains, and allows more light to penetrate the interior.
Dude, you're amazing! I asked for this a while ago, and you really did!
Really love your work. Would be cool to see a full project video also.
Keep the nice work!
glad to deliver for you...thanks for supporting the channel...none of this works without viewers!
Another of Erick's brilliant tutorials!
kind of you my friend...cheers...
Ooh, I like this. I'm supposed to be studying Building this year, and starting on Architecture next year, but designing effective houses is the first step towards building them!
I wouldn't have those level changes in the ground floor, though. I'm for wheelchair accessibility in all houses, and a step here or there really messes with that.
Great work explaining the basic concepts. Well Done!
To the 74 people who have disliked this video, may I know why?
A clean way of working. I like working this way. Best regard..
My favorite topic. Great video! Glad you covered this! Keep up the great work!!
thanks my friend...
I was really inspired by your videos and all the contents you share, it truly inspired my soul leading me to take the course architecture, I am now a 2nd year college and due to the pandemic learning is very hard (like, atleast for me) and even the smallest knowledge regarding with architecture such as symbols and lines that is needed to give an emphasis on the drawings, like I don't know them, for reals, I hope you'd make a video of it though, but everytime I make plates I always listen and watch to your videos, its much more helpful than what I learn from my school, thank you.
Another mind refreshing video from you. I like those sketchs on brown paper. Thanks
just getting back into the kraft paper thing...kind of an inversion of the typical sketch (swapping figure and ground)
I have watched this video a couple times now. Very good information.
Hi! I just began watching you and as an architect student you have been amazing to learn from. You went over a lot of sun studies, could you go over some of the other environmental effects in the same depth you did for light? [ Ex. wind, rain]
Very well explained! Thank you!
Amazing videos! As an architecture student, these videos have guided me through so many design projects! Thumbs up!
Very helpful information. Even Though climate and sun rays intencity are far different here in kerala .I like the way and depth of your presentation.