As a architect myself this is a great explanation for the work flow. I use archicad and I can say that if you know your program your work flow will definitely go a lot quicker. I would also like to see you make a minecraft work of art please
@@Archiischool I prefer archicad as the workflow is very nice and everything you can do with only archicad without needing to switch to another program. I can do renders, all phases of work and even do quantities of the building
Thank you for the suggestion, I am a beginner for Revit! Hoping for more informative videos, and also can you do tutorials for post processing renders? esp. on lightroom and photoshop. That would be awesome! Mabuhay ka Arki!
you are the only cheerful architect i see in my wole life and you really motivate me. since in our Turkey architect students are really sad because of low income and not respecting architects stuff we are always anxious here :'(((
Hello Llyan, Im a 15 year old from Australia, and I'm unsure what I want to do with my life. I love computers, art, design, and architecture (of course). My parents have high expectations of me, as my dad graduated from the highest university in our country. I know it's really disrespectful to ask, but what was your salary throughout the years of being an architect? What was university like, and what are the core skills to have to become one (e.g Do you need maths or English). I do apologise, but recently I've been worrying a lot about my future, and I feel like every step I take, anxiety pushes me off a cliff. Regards, Me; a friendly, worried, 15 year old.
I know it seems like you have to decide everything now, especially if your family is putting pressure on you. But look at what you were doing 10 years ago, would 5 year old you have predicted your teenage interests and personality? Not likely. Expand that to the next 10 years, you still have a lot to experience and those experiences will change you as you learn more. Keep in mind that architecture is a profession that values lots of different experiences. There’s not just one path to the school. Focus on being well rounded, arch schools usually want both math and English, but not to a specialty degree. If you can, call or email a local architecture school and see if you can go for a tour. Some even have teenage students come for their high school or upper form credits. Or ask local firms if they can meet with you. Architects can have a wide range of incomes depending on what you end up doing, in my experience it’s not worth making more to do a job you don’t enjoy. Lastly, the highest paying jobs tend to be higher stress, so not great if you can’t handle it well, but you can definitely make a good living in less stress environments and projects or fields that are related to architecture, but don’t require being a professional architect. You got time to figure it out, and it doesn’t have to be perfectly planned out. Lots of people go into architecture school when they are a bit older (mid to late 20s and a few 30s).
@@glynnL Should I already know the basics, if not the more advanced skills to become one? I love building houses, and design in general, but I barely know anything about the topic. Does University teach you everything to know, or should you have a rough perception of what you are doing? Thanks for that response by the way - Covered up a lot of the things I was worried about
Trampoleen Glad I could help! I’m not sure how Aussie unis working regards to architecture, but generally I find university teaches you how to think, (critical thinking) and not to what to think. Trades tend to teach you how to do things. Depending on the length of the program they could teach you a lot of the skills, but there’s always a lot of self learning and direction. Some schools are more design based, some are more technical, that would be something to explore when you are starting to look at applying. I’ve always seen students giving the tours which gives you a different perspective though not always a fair one. Definitely it helps to be familiar with software like CAD, Revit, google sketch up, photoshop. You can get student versions for free sometimes, like AutoCAD and Revit for four years. AutoCad you build with lines and with Revit you build with walls if that makes sense, it’s more like building in The Sims. Sketch up is somewhere between the two. Ask what programs are used for the schools you are looking at, you don’t have to know everything, but it helps to be familiar so you’re not trying to learn that as well as the content. The computer is used as an aide for design, it doesn’t design for you. Another really helpful thing is knowing how things are built, when you understand even a little bit of this, it makes your designs much much better. There’s definitely a lot to know but you have years to learn it, even after uni you’ll still be learning. Actually, if you “know it all already” you’re doing it wrong :) there are people that come into school and don’t know a nail from a screw or how to design or build a footstool. They have to put in a lot of hard work to catch up, but they can do it. If you can do a summer course or something to learn how things are built, I’d say it’s a better use of your time than advanced mathematics. But again, check what your potential schools want. A few resources: Books: 101 things I learned in architecture school Mostly all the books by Francis Ching (help get you used to how things are drawn, how they fit together) especially Design drawing and architecture, space, and form. Simon Unwin’s Analyzing Architecture. Podcast: from a fellow Aussie: Undercover Architect, Get it Right. This may be a little advanced or boring for you, I don’t know. It’s aimed at homeowners, so it’s super accessible in how she explains how building a house works from a design standpoint. If you can’t find the books in Australia, don’t worry, there’s probably comparable ones available, especially if you can go to an architecture school library. A huge step up is already being familiar with previous work, and work being done now. Look through magazines, books, online and read up about the work of different architects. It will bring a lot of inspiration. When you are defending a design, it’s great to use examples of buildings like yours, or in similar climates, or similar structure to establish a precedent. It can cut through a profs doubt so much quicker than saying “I swear it works!” It also shows you’ve been doing research. Glenn Murcutt is a very well known Australian architect, look at his work to see how he adapts his designs to the unique challenges your country’s environment presents. If you can find a school with a work term option, go after it. So much better to practice and learn on the job than just straight schooling.
My advice is to just do what you want today:) There's no sure way of really knowing what will lead to success in the future, but choosing what makes you happy now and working hard on that thing will definitely make you feel better, and that in itself is already a success.
Very Informative and knowledgeable videos. Probably watched all of it in just 1 day. You've become an Inspiration to finish my archi studies. More power Sir!
Yo sir Llyan! buong block po namin nanunuod sa mga vids. mo sobrang helpful mo saming mga freshies 💕 continue doing vids. sir you inspire us❤ flying fist!✋
After watching all of your videos, I feel very excited for my arki next yearrr🤩 (hopefully uwu). Very informative and inspirational! Looking forward to your success and more videos to come 😄 Tho I'm an aspiring arki, I think knowing this in advance will benefit me along the way 😄
wow i have the same workflow, didn't have the time to master revit. The complexity tend to get in the way. I've been with the large firms and recently resigned, most of them also use CAD instead of BIM specially those firms who started from the ground -up here in the philippines in other words old firms. all of our consutants (engrs.) use cad in drawings so we also use it so we dont have to encode drawings in revit. but i think newly built large firms use revit and archicad, specially in A*D*A i think they partnered up with ARCHICAD's developer. nice vid BTW
Diyan din ako nasanay kuya autocadd + skp pero ngayong apprenticeship ko biglang naintroduce sa akin revit, hirap na hirap ako sundan aabot pa minsan na stressed na ako kasi di ko talaga alam pasikot sikot ng revit. Buti nakita ko tong video mo hahaha medyo nabuhayan ako ng loob.😆 Btw from same university tayo nanggaling.
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I believe clients first approved a plan that comes with elevations, sections and at least a rough sketch of the 3d perspective of the house or building to show how will it look like once it gets constructed .Will be very much a part of every client to architect discussion.
Hello po kuya llyan😃. I am really grateful po that I found your channel on youtube. It's really a big help for me as an aspiring architect. Your tutorials,vlogs, and hacks are fantastic😊. At first I was hesitant to take architecture in college because I'm really interested in fashion design. But everytime I visit your channel I always come up with new ideas. It's really worth it. You inspired me and I want to be successful architect just like you pal someday☺.The time you invested and the hardwork you put in every tutorials is worthy enough. Its really wonderful pal that there's always a person who are willing to help and inspire others. Pal can you give me some advice in architecture? Next year I am happy to take architecture in college. But right now I have doubt's because in the past few years I spent all my time learning fashion design and I'm really new to architecture and the problem is that I don't know where to start? What to sketch? What should I learn? And how to become a successful architect in the future just like you Pal. Thank you😊
I think fashion design is a great base for architecture skills since you already have the designing part mastered:) You just have to start sketching whatever comes to your mind, look for some architects that inspire you and emulate their style:)
Beneficial content as usual 😎 I had a question from the beginning of my internship this summer as a second year arch student ,the thing is i dont see the architect in charge in the day a lot he comes and woosh a 5m pass he goes out and comes back at the end of the day..( im being taught by the others with him but his tips are super ideal ) 🤣🤣 so about the question: in a regular day how does the architect spend his day? Like until when does he get to say thats enough work for today(some told me they start at 9am go out all day for the site and building control .. yhen once finished (around the evening)continue their office work till the night 7pm)
Most architects that own a firm are super busy:) I also was taught by another architect since the head architect was always busy with meetings and other stuffs:)
I'd highly recommend checking out rhino, that way you can still do all of your drafting with the same autocad commands and there is no need to make new files in sketchup. Sketchup is outdated and terrible for architecture...
Where's my "What's up arki squad, it's ya boi Llyan"? Huhu Really love your videos, precise but every bit is informative. Would love to see your past outputs sa school like scale models because I don't know much about models huhu More power Architect! Hehe
it really depends on the output you want and want your work process is i think. if your a master with revit design then working drawings will be easy in the sense that your working within just one file. while in autocad you get 1 cad file for your 2d stuffs but you have to partner it with sketchup for your renderings. but whem you have your allied professionals most of them use Autocad. so yeah. i dont know if that made sense. but thats that. hehe
Why revit is involved every where , I think your workflow is great for small to medium size projects or for interior design projects . But in case of larger projects , I think that Archicad is the king B.I.M software .
@@LlyanAustria no it's not actually purchased by Autodesk , I am with u the marketing of Autodesk is better then Graphisoft ( Archicad developers ) but the last one is way better and easier to use , I think it's just wrong to stick to the market and not looking for a better solution .
Can you tackle financial stuff. Like how to arrive at your price when making a house for a client. I know thos is somewhat personal but im just asking if you could discuss general things on the how's and why's when it comes to pricing
Hai liyan i am from India. i like your videos also i am biggest fan of you. pleas up lode more videos about 1st year architecture. and we need more tips
Good video. It's nice to see the work flow of other designers, I mean architects. Have you ever done a video on how you import from AutoCAD to SketchUp? I use AutoCAD all the time and am learning SketchUp so it would be great to do the transfer as you showed. Thanks!
Hi Llyan, ask ko lang if worth it to get revit cert. from microcadd than self practice lang? newbie din kasi ako sa revit at nag YT lang ako para matutu. my goal is to work abroad when opportunity comes.
Hello sir Llyan, I am gr12 and its my last school year and I am still undecided with what course i will choose in college. Architect is one of my choices, I also have some few experience using cinema 4D like modeling and stuff, I have tried using Autocad and drafting since its one of my subject and i find it interesting but i am not good in math i am curious if it requires a lot of math in choosing that course?
I love the way your workflow, actually in sketchup. But im waiting you mastering revit. Hopefully you will make video about revit (im using revit now 😅). Anyway i'm already subscribe balkan architect along ago, but i hope you'll be the next channel i'm waiting to see about revit video. Love the way you make your video. Keep on fire. (Others architect that i love is 30x40 channel anyway 😁, all of you is really inspiration for me).
Can you do a seperate video on how to emphasize the worth of your work to your client , so that they can pay you properly or how you discuss the structure of fees to your clieent thanks !!
I can use AutoCAD & Revit but I can't use Sketch Up... Revit is really convenient and I prefer to use it. Draft the plan on it and automatically, there's a 3D projection + elevations and it only takes three clicks to make a section 😂
"Wtf is a foyer" LMAO. But honestly, you are so hardworking. 3 schemes? Lol. I would stop at 1 and bch slap my client for not liking my work hahaha. Edit: Do a minecraft reimagining of your designs. XD
I felt that “wtf is a foyer” during my first year studying architecture hahaha!
We all did haha!:)
2:44
“WTF is a foyer?” GOT ME GAGGING 😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Haha my number 1 question when i first entered architecture school:)
I would really appreciate if you made a video showing your step-by-step process of going from the floor plan to the 3D design :))
I will add this to my video ideas list!:)
Llyan Austria thank youu 💕💕
Is it uploaded?
Llyan, same workflow here! The only difference is that I would draw existing conditions in Autocad, then sketch schematic options on tracing paper.
Ohh nice one pal!!:)
@@LlyanAustria It's faster. Also if you know Autocad civil 3d, drawing site plans are so much faster with the unique tools this program have.
As a architect myself this is a great explanation for the work flow. I use archicad and I can say that if you know your program your work flow will definitely go a lot quicker.
I would also like to see you make a minecraft work of art please
Do you prefer archicad, revit or autocad?
I will definitely give archicad a try:)
@@Archiischool I prefer archicad as the workflow is very nice and everything you can do with only archicad without needing to switch to another program.
I can do renders, all phases of work and even do quantities of the building
Do a minecraft video and by that I mean create some architectural figures.
Like if u agreee .uwu.
Yesss I've seen some videos of architects doing that too!
Getting the minecraft practice pal!:) Haha!
I'm considering doing something similar. Would be great to see someone else do this :)
I start studying architecture in 1 month so excited, wish me luck!
Thats awesome!!! The first weeks will be hard but in the end it is trying worth it. I have loved so much of my time studying archi
I'm in the same boat as you. You should record your journey over the next 3-6 years like I'm going to do :)
Good luck pal!!:)
@@LlyanAustria Thanks
Good luck,
I'm starting next week the 20th July 2020.
Cant wait🤣😂🤣😂
Thank you for the suggestion, I am a beginner for Revit! Hoping for more informative videos, and also can you do tutorials for post processing renders? esp. on lightroom and photoshop. That would be awesome! Mabuhay ka Arki!
I made a video on post processing right here pal>> th-cam.com/video/A--vtB3YtPM/w-d-xo.html
you are the only cheerful architect i see in my wole life and you really motivate me. since in our Turkey architect students are really sad because of low income and not respecting architects stuff we are always anxious here :'(((
Hello Llyan,
Im a 15 year old from Australia, and I'm unsure what I want to do with my life. I love computers, art, design, and architecture (of course). My parents have high expectations of me, as my dad graduated from the highest university in our country.
I know it's really disrespectful to ask, but what was your salary throughout the years of being an architect? What was university like, and what are the core skills to have to become one (e.g Do you need maths or English).
I do apologise, but recently I've been worrying a lot about my future, and I feel like every step I take, anxiety pushes me off a cliff.
Regards,
Me; a friendly, worried, 15 year old.
don't be so worried bruh, it happens but try not to stress much on that purposely
I know it seems like you have to decide everything now, especially if your family is putting pressure on you. But look at what you were doing 10 years ago, would 5 year old you have predicted your teenage interests and personality? Not likely. Expand that to the next 10 years, you still have a lot to experience and those experiences will change you as you learn more. Keep in mind that architecture is a profession that values lots of different experiences. There’s not just one path to the school. Focus on being well rounded, arch schools usually want both math and English, but not to a specialty degree. If you can, call or email a local architecture school and see if you can go for a tour. Some even have teenage students come for their high school or upper form credits. Or ask local firms if they can meet with you. Architects can have a wide range of incomes depending on what you end up doing, in my experience it’s not worth making more to do a job you don’t enjoy. Lastly, the highest paying jobs tend to be higher stress, so not great if you can’t handle it well, but you can definitely make a good living in less stress environments and projects or fields that are related to architecture, but don’t require being a professional architect. You got time to figure it out, and it doesn’t have to be perfectly planned out. Lots of people go into architecture school when they are a bit older (mid to late 20s and a few 30s).
@@glynnL Should I already know the basics, if not the more advanced skills to become one? I love building houses, and design in general, but I barely know anything about the topic. Does University teach you everything to know, or should you have a rough perception of what you are doing?
Thanks for that response by the way - Covered up a lot of the things I was worried about
Trampoleen Glad I could help! I’m not sure how Aussie unis working regards to architecture, but generally I find university teaches you how to think, (critical thinking) and not to what to think. Trades tend to teach you how to do things. Depending on the length of the program they could teach you a lot of the skills, but there’s always a lot of self learning and direction. Some schools are more design based, some are more technical, that would be something to explore when you are starting to look at applying. I’ve always seen students giving the tours which gives you a different perspective though not always a fair one. Definitely it helps to be familiar with software like CAD, Revit, google sketch up, photoshop. You can get student versions for free sometimes, like AutoCAD and Revit for four years. AutoCad you build with lines and with Revit you build with walls if that makes sense, it’s more like building in The Sims. Sketch up is somewhere between the two. Ask what programs are used for the schools you are looking at, you don’t have to know everything, but it helps to be familiar so you’re not trying to learn that as well as the content. The computer is used as an aide for design, it doesn’t design for you.
Another really helpful thing is knowing how things are built, when you understand even a little bit of this, it makes your designs much much better. There’s definitely a lot to know but you have years to learn it, even after uni you’ll still be learning. Actually, if you “know it all already” you’re doing it wrong :) there are people that come into school and don’t know a nail from a screw or how to design or build a footstool. They have to put in a lot of hard work to catch up, but they can do it. If you can do a summer course or something to learn how things are built, I’d say it’s a better use of your time than advanced mathematics. But again, check what your potential schools want.
A few resources:
Books: 101 things I learned in architecture school
Mostly all the books by Francis Ching (help get you used to how things are drawn, how they fit together) especially Design drawing and architecture, space, and form.
Simon Unwin’s Analyzing Architecture.
Podcast: from a fellow Aussie: Undercover Architect, Get it Right. This may be a little advanced or boring for you, I don’t know. It’s aimed at homeowners, so it’s super accessible in how she explains how building a house works from a design standpoint.
If you can’t find the books in Australia, don’t worry, there’s probably comparable ones available, especially if you can go to an architecture school library. A huge step up is already being familiar with previous work, and work being done now. Look through magazines, books, online and read up about the work of different architects. It will bring a lot of inspiration. When you are defending a design, it’s great to use examples of buildings like yours, or in similar climates, or similar structure to establish a precedent. It can cut through a profs doubt so much quicker than saying “I swear it works!” It also shows you’ve been doing research. Glenn Murcutt is a very well known Australian architect, look at his work to see how he adapts his designs to the unique challenges your country’s environment presents. If you can find a school with a work term option, go after it. So much better to practice and learn on the job than just straight schooling.
My advice is to just do what you want today:) There's no sure way of really knowing what will lead to success in the future, but choosing what makes you happy now and working hard on that thing will definitely make you feel better, and that in itself is already a success.
Thank you for your vids, architect!
I learned a looot. Hoping for more informative archi stuff🤗
You're welcome pal!:)
Very Informative and knowledgeable videos. Probably watched all of it in just 1 day. You've become an Inspiration to finish my archi studies. More power Sir!
Thank you for binge watching my videos pal!:)
Why is that u r better than my college profs in explaining these stuff 😂
Haha thank you for the compliment!:)
Sir good morning magkano. Mag pagawa nang Plano nang bahay for building permit
Yo sir Llyan! buong block po namin nanunuod sa mga vids. mo sobrang helpful mo saming mga freshies 💕 continue doing vids. sir you inspire us❤ flying fist!✋
Haha shoutout to your block pal!!:) Glad i could help and inspire you guys!
Hey pal! I'm 2nd year arki student now and I find your vlogs very valuable! ☺
Good luck on your 2nd year pal!:)
Nice video as always direct to the point
Yeah i would like to see a Architect Build a Minecraft house that would be epic.
I gotta start practicing minecraft!:)
I agree, Llyan should make a series!
i'm really here for the memes hahahah
Haha i didn't really put any memes on this one:)
Grabe updated talaga ako kay master llyan 😊😊
Thank you for keeping up to date!:)
thank you. this helps me for my presentation in school project
After watching all of your videos, I feel very excited for my arki next yearrr🤩 (hopefully uwu). Very informative and inspirational! Looking forward to your success and more videos to come 😄
Tho I'm an aspiring arki, I think knowing this in advance will benefit me along the way 😄
What year are you in? I'm about to start in september
@@Archiischool I'm still grade 12 so basically arki's going to be next year. Uwuu, mixed emotions 😓🤩
Good luck with your arkijourney pal!:)
@@LlyanAustria Thank you for the motivationnn 😍😄💕
wow i have the same workflow, didn't have the time to master revit. The complexity tend to get in the way. I've been with the large firms and recently resigned, most of them also use CAD instead of BIM specially those firms who started from the ground -up here in the philippines in other words old firms. all of our consutants (engrs.) use cad in drawings so we also use it so we dont have to encode drawings in revit. but i think newly built large firms use revit and archicad, specially in A*D*A i think they partnered up with ARCHICAD's developer. nice vid BTW
Hi Ar. Llyan 😊 try to use Archicad. It’s more easier and less complicated than Revit.
I will try it out pal!:)
Have subscribed a few days ago, happy to have found your channel dude
🔥Keep it up🔥
I also love this chanel
Thank you for subscribing pal!!:)
100k sub🤗🎉 Congrats Ser Llyan😊
Thank you!!:)
Thankyou for making this vid. it's very usefull to me. I always watched your videos and I follow all the tips. Please make more videos. Thankyouuuu 😍
Happy i could help!!!:)
Diyan din ako nasanay kuya autocadd + skp pero ngayong apprenticeship ko biglang naintroduce sa akin revit, hirap na hirap ako sundan aabot pa minsan na stressed na ako kasi di ko talaga alam pasikot sikot ng revit. Buti nakita ko tong video mo hahaha medyo nabuhayan ako ng loob.😆 Btw from same university tayo nanggaling.
Hey im Big fan im 19 years old and im currently Working for an archectueral firm and your videos keeps me inspired and motivatet
Glad i could motivate you pal!:)
Thank you so much. This channel has been very helpful. Can you make a video about which firms we should choose.
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Is that straight out of uni, or once you are already employed?
Out of Uni.
I tackled that topic a bit in this video>> th-cam.com/video/SCc7x_CeT-o/w-d-xo.html
Thanks
Never knew we had this kind of channel. Thanks bro ! 😍
You're welcome pal!:)
You're very helpful Architect! I'm an arki grad, and your videos helped me a lot po! Thank you! xoxo 💖
How long did you study for?
Glad i could help!!:)
I believe clients first approved a plan that comes with elevations, sections and at least a rough sketch of the 3d perspective of the house or building to show how will it look like once it gets constructed .Will be very much a part of every client to architect discussion.
Yes the clients do that:)
Love this! Do a video on client meetings and other processes with tips
30x40 Design Workshops is great for this kind of content
I will add this to my video ideas suggestion list:) Thank you for the idea pal!
Hello po kuya llyan😃. I am really grateful po that I found your channel on youtube. It's really a big help for me as an aspiring architect. Your tutorials,vlogs, and hacks are fantastic😊. At first I was hesitant to take architecture in college because I'm really interested in fashion design. But everytime I visit your channel I always come up with new ideas. It's really worth it. You inspired me and I want to be successful architect just like you pal someday☺.The time you invested and the hardwork you put in every tutorials is worthy enough. Its really wonderful pal that there's always a person who are willing to help and inspire others. Pal can you give me some advice in architecture? Next year I am happy to take architecture in college. But right now I have doubt's because in the past few years I spent all my time learning fashion design and I'm really new to architecture and the problem is that I don't know where to start? What to sketch? What should I learn? And how to become a successful architect in the future just like you Pal. Thank you😊
I think fashion design is a great base for architecture skills since you already have the designing part mastered:) You just have to start sketching whatever comes to your mind, look for some architects that inspire you and emulate their style:)
Beneficial content as usual 😎
I had a question from the beginning of my internship this summer as a second year arch student ,the thing is i dont see the architect in charge in the day a lot he comes and woosh a 5m pass he goes out and comes back at the end of the day..( im being taught by the others with him but his tips are super ideal ) 🤣🤣 so about the question: in a regular day how does the architect spend his day? Like until when does he get to say thats enough work for today(some told me they start at 9am go out all day for the site and building control .. yhen once finished (around the evening)continue their office work till the night 7pm)
Most architects that own a firm are super busy:) I also was taught by another architect since the head architect was always busy with meetings and other stuffs:)
how is your room so cool,, with all the colorful lights and all
Very helpful and informative video 👍👍
Glad i could help!:)
I'd highly recommend checking out rhino, that way you can still do all of your drafting with the same autocad commands and there is no need to make new files in sketchup. Sketchup is outdated and terrible for architecture...
We ever I get a free time I always watch your videos you are the best
Thank you for doing that pal!:) It means a lot!
You're so generous with the client with that 3 space plan and 3 perspectives. I hope they paid you well. Btw how much that house cost pls?. Thanks!
Where's my "What's up arki squad, it's ya boi Llyan"? Huhu
Really love your videos, precise but every bit is informative. Would love to see your past outputs sa school like scale models because I don't know much about models huhu
More power Architect! Hehe
Thank you for the warm wishes pal:)
Ar. Llyan, big fan here😁 thanks for your videos it made me realise d' True essence of "ARCHITECTURE"
GOD BLESS ❤️
Out of curiosity, what would you say is the 'true essence'
Thank you pal!!:)
Content Suggestion: Tutorial on how to draw detailed and scaled topographical map using autocad ☺️☺️
Do you measure the lot terrain heights etc yourself or is that provided to you and you just model the measurements out?
I would love to see your SketchUp /Vray workflow!!
I will add this to my video ideas list!:)
its really cool that we have similar worklow. haha. i also sometimes use revit. but it takes a bit of time since im not an expert. haha..
Whats better, revit or autocad?
Yeah revit's a bit confusing for beginners haha!:)
it really depends on the output you want and want your work process is i think. if your a master with revit design then working drawings will be easy in the sense that your working within just one file. while in autocad you get 1 cad file for your 2d stuffs but you have to partner it with sketchup for your renderings.
but whem you have your allied professionals most of them use Autocad. so yeah. i dont know if that made sense. but thats that. hehe
More BTS of your workflow secrets
More coming in the future pal:)
Why revit is involved every where , I think your workflow is great for small to medium size projects or for interior design projects . But in case of larger projects , I think that Archicad is the king B.I.M software .
I think revit is popular cause it was developed by autodesk:)
@@LlyanAustria no it's not actually purchased by Autodesk , I am with u the marketing of Autodesk is better then Graphisoft ( Archicad developers ) but the last one is way better and easier to use , I think it's just wrong to stick to the market and not looking for a better solution .
Have you ever thought of using lumion to render your projects?
I have but i can't afford it haha!:)
Pirate hahaha
What do you use when you render out your works???😲😲... And also I'm a fan of Minecraft🤩🤩🤩 I can't wait for that vid too..
I use Vray for SkethUp:)
Niceeeeee 😭 and nice studio set up u got there
Thank you!!:)
Waiting on the site plan vid patiently
I'll bump it up my list!:)
And your videos are too good I always every day watch your video you are the best
Thank you for watching my videos lately pal!!:)
Make a video on construction/working drawing .
Hello po kuya lodi !!!😂😂😂 Nice video but please do a minecraft video with you building a house pleeease😁😂
I will soon haha!:)
@@LlyanAustria Ahahaha thank you po sa shout out😂😂
superlike.. more power..😊
Thank you!:)
Can you tackle financial stuff. Like how to arrive at your price when making a house for a client. I know thos is somewhat personal but im just asking if you could discuss general things on the how's and why's when it comes to pricing
Sure pal!!:) Thank you for the suggestion!
sir when you start the construction of the certain design after dealing with the client and what is the process??
I will make a video on that soon pal:)
architect paano ba e layout yungcontour za elevation? sana may video.. thank you..
sir ayaw mo bang lumipat ng vray to lumion for exterior rendering? :D
Laking tulong mo sir sa mga tulad kong nangangarap maging architect :))
Glad i could help pal!:)
i love it.
Thank you!:)
Geez the humor is blinding hahaha
Haha thank you!:)
Hai liyan i am from India. i like your videos also i am biggest fan of you.
pleas up lode more videos about 1st year architecture. and we need more tips
Sure pal!!:) Thank you for the support!
What a coincidence!!! I use ZwCAD for drafting, SketchUp/Blender for modelling and Vray for Rendering
Haha that's amazing pal!:)
Thanks sir your video is very informative...hope you can do more videos like this
Good video. It's nice to see the work flow of other designers, I mean architects. Have you ever done a video on how you import from AutoCAD to SketchUp? I use AutoCAD all the time and am learning SketchUp so it would be great to do the transfer as you showed. Thanks!
Just click on import from your "file" tab in sketchup and look for your autocad file then boom, you're all done:)
Nice vid kuya👍👍 makakatulong to sakin at sa iba
Glad i could help!:)
Also do a minecraft video! Lol I'm using minecraft for the arki practice 😅🤣
It's better than autocad 🤣
Minecraft is definitely great for practice:)
Hi Llyan, ask ko lang if worth it to get revit cert. from microcadd than self practice lang? newbie din kasi ako sa revit at nag YT lang ako para matutu. my goal is to work abroad when opportunity comes.
pls do a site analysis video I need it. I have to do a site analysis in my design project now
I will bump it up my list pal:)
@@LlyanAustria thnks for considering
Hello sir Llyan, I am gr12 and its my last school year and I am still undecided with what course i will choose in college. Architect is one of my choices, I also have some few experience using cinema 4D like modeling and stuff, I have tried using Autocad and drafting since its one of my subject and i find it interesting but i am not good in math i am curious if it requires a lot of math in choosing that course?
"WTF is a foyer" i just died man. lol
Every guy's question when buying a house!:)
I love the way your workflow, actually in sketchup. But im waiting you mastering revit. Hopefully you will make video about revit (im using revit now 😅). Anyway i'm already subscribe balkan architect along ago, but i hope you'll be the next channel i'm waiting to see about revit video. Love the way you make your video. Keep on fire. (Others architect that i love is 30x40 channel anyway 😁, all of you is really inspiration for me).
Thank you for the encouragement pal!!:) It means a lot!
Can you do a seperate video on how to emphasize the worth of your work to your client , so that they can pay you properly or how you discuss the structure of fees to your clieent thanks !!
Great suggestion pal!:) I will add this to my list!
Some tips naman po sir for thesis proposal. Please hehe😊
I made a few videos right here pal>> th-cam.com/video/iPVzX0uHhpI/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/DOMDfXLxmjA/w-d-xo.html
Yessss minecraft boss llyan!
Gonna practice haha!:)
Hi! Where can I contact you to go over some business inquiries? Thanks!
Yes, architect playing minecraft would be nice
Haha alright pal!!:) I will make a video with minecraft soon!
Somebody knows what software we can use to generate the topographic map? Its Autocad or another specific program?
Sir what app do you used on digital design ?
Hi. How old are you? Liked your design. Your job is my dream job! Anyway, continue doing beautiful contents!
I'm 28 years old:) and thank you pal!:)
Hi Llyan, may I know that monitor are you using?
Asus vc239h
Thank you bud!
You're welcome!:)
Yes pleaseeee! Minecraft videos are awesome HAHAHA
Indeed they are pal!:)
short clip but meets the needs of the viewers thanks Ar. Austria
You're welcome!!:)
Can u make a video on final drawings that u create from sketchup model in layout
Thank you for the suggestion! I will add it to my video ideas list:)
Why you don't use 3ds max for exterior and interior
I already find sketchup adequate:)
We would like to see how an Architect design a house using Minecraft 😍
Video incoming haha!:)
@@LlyanAustria I'm looking forward to it!
very helpful!!!
Glad i could help!:)
I can use AutoCAD & Revit but I can't use Sketch Up... Revit is really convenient and I prefer to use it. Draft the plan on it and automatically, there's a 3D projection + elevations and it only takes three clicks to make a section 😂
That's why i like revit:) I just need more practice tho haha!:)
Boss can you show us your desktop and laptop setup with specs? Good Job. Subsribed!
Good idea pal!:) I will add this to my list!
Maraming salamat po.
You're welcome pal!!:)
You can also use archicad 😊 A FLYING PEACE!
I will test out archicad:)
Archicad's very nice Idol Architect Llyan. Madali lang matutunan and nice po ang interface. It's also compatible with various rendering softwares po.
Kuyaaaa llyaaaan (lapit na CETs please prayy for meee) 🤣😫💖
Good luck pal!!:)
Early squad pal haha
Always pal haha!!:) You're 4th this time!
I have a Question po. Is it true na bawal ng mga Architects i advertise ang mga gawa nila?
Tahanks. Minecraft Architecture videos ))))
Coming soon!:)
I hate going out of the house. Lazy potato mode hahaha. I hope I will survive
Same here pal!:)
Subscribed!!!! 💟💟💟
Thank you for subscribing pal!!:)
Pinapanood ka namin ng friends ko 😂 hahaha! Thanks very helpful po!!! :D
"Wtf is a foyer" LMAO.
But honestly, you are so hardworking. 3 schemes? Lol. I would stop at 1 and bch slap my client for not liking my work hahaha.
Edit: Do a minecraft reimagining of your designs. XD
Haha i just have fun planning and end up doing way too much schemes!:)