Architect here, Thank you Sir Slater! sa mga nagtatanong, usually pag naghihire kayo ng Architect may option ang client kung DADS-Detailed Architectural Design Services , meaning Architect lang hinihire nyo ,or DAEDS-Detailed Architectural and Engineering Design Services which pag hinire nyo si Architect, si Architect narin ang maghahanap ng team of Engineers para sa inyo :D
no matter how talkie or lengthy the contents may be, as long as the topic is as interesting and informative as this, I don’t give a damn! plus klaro pa jud mo explain si sir slater, way lipud-lipod! 🤣👍
Thank you for this Engr, you forgot to talk about the estimated rate of professionals working on the proj. . And also thank you for giving an emphasize about the roles of other professionals. So many people approaching me to design the house architecturally, but they dont want to hire me as an engineer, and wanted to leave how it should be build to the foreman,. and that is so frustating that they only want archi plans, floor plans, elev, not an strutural plan,. .
"Mas madali mag bura sa drawing, kesa mag tibag sa construction." Same experience mas maganda mahaba ang process ng concepts to for construction drawing, para all smooth pag nag coconstruction na, less sakit sa ulo. And also lets educate each other client and professionals kung sino ba ang right person to talk with this kind of discussion. Hoping na mag level up ang professionals like Architects and Engineers dito sa pilipinas.
Am already nearing the end of our house construction when I saw your videos. Have I watched them first, I should have avoided countless sleepless nights and headaches. This is superb, Slater. Kudos to you. I learn so much. For my next house, I already have these tips from you. You’re heaven-sent! Thank you. :)
As an Architect, I appreciate this kind of content so much. Let's be honest, Architect and some Civil Engineers in the Philippines are not in good terms due to some Engrs whose been claiming that they could also plan and design a building which make clients think that is is ok which is not, for it is not their forte and it is illegal. Architects spent 7yrs minimum to be a Licensed Architect (5yrs in college and 2yrs apprentice before we can take the board exam) to master our field which is planning and designing (di lang po to drawing drawing), while Civil Engineers spent 5yrs min to be a Licensed CE and master their field which is "structural" designing. Glad to watch a content from a very influential Civil Engineer who discuss how and what it should be. EVERYTHING STARTS WITH AN ARCHITECT!
I agree marami pong architects and engineers ang nagtatalo sa social media at pinapalaki ang issue. Karamihan sa kanila mga amateurs na architects at engineers. But I disagree na illegal para sa mga civil engineers to plan and design a building. Generally, civil engineers are capable too. Here in Philippines which is a 3rd world country at madalas tamaan ng bagyo at lindol mas priority pa rin ng mga mahihirap ang safety over aesthetics lalo sa mga province na kulang ng architects. If simple design lang naman they can go with any trusted civil engineer. If they can follow the standards and codes why limit the human capital of our country? Btw, I'm an an architect so as my husband . We both have 25 yrs experience. Waiting for our son to be like Engr. Slater someday.
Obvious 'to. Even in IT industry iisang tao madalas ang gumagawa ng Software Architecture and Software Engineer, makatipid lang. Pero that's the value of having an architect and a separate engineer.
We did not start with a licensed architect. Our plans were all signed by various engrs. But we had an archi grad who knew how to draw, how to talk to various subcons, I had an engr to supervise the construction. I was the purchaser and the QC inspector. I am an accountant, mind you. It was all worth it.
Grateful to support an authentic and compassionate person on TH-cam on his field for the advantage of many. I look up to you, Sir Slater Young! Let's keep it up. Thank you for gracing many peepz through your platform, Long live. Padayon!
The suggestion is fine but also the designer might not agree with it, idk. Cuz i think some people or those who' are doing an illegal designing ( Illegal Practitioner ) would take note of these design idea which is not okay. Ps: sorry for the bad english :)
Mahirap kasi mag-sabi na below 1M ang isang project. Prices of materials vary per area/city. Cost of labor varies per area/city too. Usually 25K-35K per SQM ang presyo ng isang solid na bahay. Kaya may mga mura na nagagawa kasi ang kinukuha lang na gagawa ay mga experienced na karpentero/mason (hindi sila engineers or architects). Sa building code natin may minimum requirement na 6 SQM/bedroom. May size requirements din sa banyo at kitchen. May requirements din ng allowed na size ng bahay mo based sa size ng lote nyo. Sa 1M, most you can get is 40 SQM sa 25K/SQM na rate. Walang kasamang lote ang presyo na yan, bahay lang (completed structure na may pintura, ceiling, bintanda, bathroom fixtures, electric sockets... ready for occupancy ika nga). I've seen people promise to be able to build a house for 500K or less. Sakit naman sa ulo kasi palpak ang finished product... that is, kung di ka nila tatakbuhan dahil ubos na budget pero frame pa lang ang tapos so para kang nagtapon ng pera. Best to check your options in Pag-Ibig.
@@LadyModerne Please define low cost housing para walang misguided expectations. Is it gawang foreman? Is it basic finish (walang ceiling, minimal outlets, unpainted yero ang bubong, etc). Pls specify the price range per SQM. May proper docs ba like building permits? Maganda lang yung you set proper expectations para yung client di naghahanap ng beyond what they can realistically get. I am aware of developers na ang nag-ooffer ng below 1M pero the sqm is around 20 SQM lang, bihira pa yung may loft. Saka the people share both walls with their neighbors... So specs are better shared para di over ang expectations.
Sa totoo lang kung magpapagawa kayo ng bahay wag niyo sobrang tipirin , kung makakaipon din kayo ng 1M paabutin niyo na ng 2.5M or higher. Isa or dalawang beses kalang magpapagawa ng bahay sa buong buhay mo gandahan mo na. Sorry to say pero yung 1M kulang na kulang , kung may papayag man na gumawa nyan sure ako hindi maganda , tapos in the long run unti-unti lalabas mga kamalian , dahil tinipid , may masisira , tapos gagastos na naman pampagawa. Akala mo nakatipid ka pero hindi. Rewardan niyo na yung sipag niyo ng magandang bahay na hindi tinipid , pinagpaguran niyo yun wag niyo sayangin.
I love your content, Slater! My sister is an aspiring architect, preparing for her boards to get her license. I share your videos to her because I find it very informative. I hope she will be inspired more and be successful with her craft and eventually working hand in hand with engineers like you. More power! Keep the videos coming!
Great discussion Engr. Slater and thank you for explaining scopes of each trade. Would also like to add that during production of MEPFS drawings, the Engineers will likely be doing their drawings independently, away from each other. Thus, their designs will ALWAYS have conflict with each other. On this stage, the Architect plays a major role of coordinating all these drawings. Eto yung madalas nagpapatagal ng design especially when you have a more complex system of MEPF.
You will save much much more, say around 30% at least, if you build your own house but you have to research a lot, have patience. Definitely worth it, if you have time.
Sir slater, you've mentioned an almost 1 year consulting period with your architect before the construction. Can you give us, viewers, info or an idea of how that process is priced and perhaps how to communicate professionally with the architect (aside from what you've said in the video and all)? I understand the psychology why most filipinos want changes or additional things during construction, cause I think most of us filipinos also don't want to appear "makulit" or "fickle minded" or lacking conviction(macho), kaya uncomfortable sa mga mahabang "talking stage".Most 1st time homebuilders would also assume that architects can't stand "demanding" clients. I myself can't believe that it took you almost a year with the design/layout. Ang pagkaka alam ko, for a house, an ave. of 3 design meetings with an architect ang kadalasan nangyayari before going to the construction stage.
To clarify - It was almost a year of back and forth before having a final design but I don’t mean that we were doing a years worth of revisions - a big part of it was the actual design process. But whenever i had changes in mind, I took my time to be sure of those revisions BEFORE i told the archt. We have to respect the time of the architect and be sure of our decisions before asking for changes. And I believe that architects SHOULD charge for additional major revisions because it takes time on their part as well - but it would still be cheaper that changing on-site. Pricing and payment style is very dependent on the architect. (Famous archts charge higher)
Hi! I work on a real estate developer company. And I tell you, a year should be enough for the design process only on a house dwelling. How much more pa kaya kung high rise buildings ang projects. And frankly, some owners talaga as long na hindi pa nagsstart ng construction let's say on that specific floor, changes sa plan will always be there. Medyo complicated lang kasi from time to time, magchange yung market study/ demands of the clients OR developer owners want to sell properties na kasi naghahabol sila ng deadlines. For a house, I suggest if hindi din naman kayo nagmamadali, or you're in the process of saving money pa, take the time to involve on the design process already. For the revisions naman, some architects won't charge if it's minor lang so before you decide on the revision, talk to your architect first in a professional way and ask for their recommendations if possible yung pinapabago considering it will not have a huge impact sa cost, just like what Sir Slater is saying. :)
@@theazyrj TAMA! May mga architects na katulad ko na halos ndi na sumisingil ng additional charges for any changes sa plans. Love the design process and discussing the ideas of clients and making it to reality. May mga architect na kahit napaka baba na maningil, grabe ung ginugugol na time to craft a masterpiece or an art para matuwa ang mga clients. Kaming mga professionals masaya na kami nakakapag design and build kami kahit maliit ang fees. 💪💪💪
Alam mo engr bagay sayo maging professor sarap mo pakinggan at pagmasdan mppa.isip ka tlga ( ang gwapo tlga ng prof namin 😂) for sure wlang aäbsent 😂✌️hindi ka boring magsalita, makikinig tlga lahat ng student mo sa'yo 👌👏👏👏
An architect is indispensable in a construction project if you want a beautiful house, functional at that with less dead spots and we'll planned orientation. More on aesthetics. The engineer sees to it that the house can withstand the strongest possible natural calamity that can come. So it's more on strength.
Very informative sir slater! I hope that this video will be updated in the next 5 years or so. I will be willing to watch it again when the time comes when i decide to build my house. 🔥
I am not an engineer, am a female as well but I love Slater’s videos. I so much appreciate all the information shared with the viewers. Thank you for being this type of content creator. God bless you, Engr and Skyfam! ❤️❤️❤️
One of the engineering field that most of the time missed out in the construction world is the Electronics Engineers. They are the ones that design Fire detection and alarm systems(FDAS) , if you install CCTVs that too needs electronic plans.
I am an archi grad and I recognize them. But honestly I know that most contractors without architects will simply get CCTV suppliers and installers to do the thing kasi nagtitipid. Kaya better if you get in touch with architects in-charge of design who would surely be needing your service, instead of going to contractors.
I and my parents are starting to plan our future home. This has been so helpful especially when you are about to build a home from the ground up. Thank you, Engr.!
Just watching this alone, my OCD brain will go overdrive when I start planning my dream home. Love the passion and content Sir and will keep this in mind for sure.
On this video the house he was showing it’s the previous videos they done when they started building there dream house. The space were he is seated right now with the white background its part of the fully finished house of theirs.
Very well said! "Client's budget will always define the plan and house finished" And thank you sir for always giving value to Architects (us)! Sanaol ganyan mindset :D
Because of your videos Slater, I had this push to save more for my dream house. Thank you. You might not realize that but you really are helping people like me dream more. :)
Great content Slater, you explained it really well too! I didn't think i would watch the full half hour :-) Content suggestion: what about house renovations? Where/how do we start? Maybe also content on renovating a condo? I had so much trouble having my condo renovated, I cant imagine going through that stress again in building a house!
A very informative and comprehensive "lecture", giving emphasis on the basics (details on how to start the project like concept on the design, manpower involved, etc...) For a layman, it has given a better understanding on the procedure and the pros and cons and finally the right choice... Thanks!
Please do a vlog about affordable homes! The one that everyone can afford even those employees na hindi malaki yung ini-earn🙏🏼
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An engineer telling his audiences start with an architect is so cool
"Everything starts with an Architect"
Now, I'm ready. Pera nalang ang kulang
Architect here, Thank you Sir Slater! sa mga nagtatanong, usually pag naghihire kayo ng Architect may option ang client kung DADS-Detailed Architectural Design Services , meaning Architect lang hinihire nyo ,or DAEDS-Detailed Architectural and Engineering Design Services which pag hinire nyo si Architect, si Architect narin ang maghahanap ng team of Engineers para sa inyo :D
See you guys in 5yrs.
nobody:
me: taking notes while watching, thinking this is a free online class...
we need a part 2
Same here! I'm not an engineering nor architect student bur still taking down notes for my future house. Hehehe
Good idea. ☺
So true. 💖
Same. Hahaha
SAAAAAME
I will return here after Ill start building my dream house in 5yrs. Currently reviewing for my board exam this coming January 2021.
goodluck bro, kaya mo yan
Same Bruh... balik ako kapag Engineer na rin
Iupdate mo kami kung anong result ha? Goodluck!
Goodluck po!
Makakapasa preee. God bles
im only 19 and im already saving up for my future house before i turn 30. this video is a great help! andami kong natutunan so thank you!!!
pwede po ba sa next video gawin nyo pong outro “See you sLATER” 😭😂😂
Underrated comment. 😂
@@neilerz2323 oo nga hindi pa nya ako pinapansin 🤧
Hahahahahahahaha
Punny comment 😂
Pwede ring "S'Later" lng, parang mabilisan na pgsabi ng "see u later" 😂😂😂
no matter how talkie or lengthy the contents may be, as long as the topic is as interesting and informative as this, I don’t give a damn! plus klaro pa jud mo explain si sir slater, way lipud-lipod! 🤣👍
Totally!!
Agree!!!!!!
Bullseye!!!🎯👏
Kay muta natag miapil og free seminar....very good content
Yes sabi pa that’s not how it should be done. This is not what I paid for. Nice one.
Hi Engr.! I just wanna say that I thank the Lord for your life!
Thank you for this Engr, you forgot to talk about the estimated rate of professionals working on the proj. . And also thank you for giving an emphasize about the roles of other professionals. So many people approaching me to design the house architecturally, but they dont want to hire me as an engineer, and wanted to leave how it should be build to the foreman,. and that is so frustating that they only want archi plans, floor plans, elev, not an strutural plan,. .
"Mas madali mag bura sa drawing, kesa mag tibag sa construction."
Same experience mas maganda mahaba ang process ng concepts to for construction drawing, para all smooth pag nag coconstruction na, less sakit sa ulo. And also lets educate each other client and professionals kung sino ba ang right person to talk with this kind of discussion. Hoping na mag level up ang professionals like Architects and Engineers dito sa pilipinas.
After 5 yrs when i start building my home, i’ll be back here😜
Did you just heart my comment?!?!??!!?asfgsjlagal 😳
Mention me when that happens. I'll congratulate you ❤️❤️
Me too!!! 😍👏🏻
You can do it 👌
Sheila Bola omg, thank you!✨ I will!!!💕
Am already nearing the end of our house construction when I saw your videos. Have I watched them first, I should have avoided countless sleepless nights and headaches. This is superb, Slater. Kudos to you. I learn so much. For my next house, I already have these tips from you. You’re heaven-sent! Thank you. :)
This is enlightening! Thank you Slater! 😊
I always like Engr slater Young how he always acknowledge the value of architects and other professionals behind the construction fields🥰
slater for pice pre.
As an Architect, I appreciate this kind of content so much. Let's be honest, Architect and some Civil Engineers in the Philippines are not in good terms due to some Engrs whose been claiming that they could also plan and design a building which make clients think that is is ok which is not, for it is not their forte and it is illegal. Architects spent 7yrs minimum to be a Licensed Architect (5yrs in college and 2yrs apprentice before we can take the board exam) to master our field which is planning and designing (di lang po to drawing drawing), while Civil Engineers spent 5yrs min to be a Licensed CE and master their field which is "structural" designing.
Glad to watch a content from a very influential Civil Engineer who discuss how and what it should be.
EVERYTHING STARTS WITH AN ARCHITECT!
I agree marami pong architects and engineers ang nagtatalo sa social media at pinapalaki ang issue. Karamihan sa kanila mga amateurs na architects at engineers. But I disagree na illegal para sa mga civil engineers to plan and design a building. Generally, civil engineers are capable too. Here in Philippines which is a 3rd world country at madalas tamaan ng bagyo at lindol mas priority pa rin ng mga mahihirap ang safety over aesthetics lalo sa mga province na kulang ng architects. If simple design lang naman they can go with any trusted civil engineer. If they can follow the standards and codes why limit the human capital of our country? Btw, I'm an an architect so as my husband . We both have 25 yrs experience. Waiting for our son to be like Engr. Slater someday.
Obvious 'to. Even in IT industry iisang tao madalas ang gumagawa ng Software Architecture and Software Engineer, makatipid lang. Pero that's the value of having an architect and a separate engineer.
Wew
We did not start with a licensed architect. Our plans were all signed by various engrs. But we had an archi grad who knew how to draw, how to talk to various subcons, I had an engr to supervise the construction. I was the purchaser and the QC inspector. I am an accountant, mind you. It was all worth it.
@@DD-vv5ws so sino gumawa ng architecural plans nyo? Lol
Very helpful! Thank you for this!
Thanks for this! Really appreciate you for giving a very casual but highly important tips. Great stuff.
4:03 “nagmukhang fruit salad tuloy yung bahay.” -Slater2020
😂😂😂
HAHAHAH
Chapseuy rin hahahah kumpletos rekados na pag pista.
Grateful to support an authentic and compassionate person on TH-cam on his field for the advantage of many. I look up to you, Sir Slater Young! Let's keep it up. Thank you for gracing many peepz through your platform, Long live. Padayon!
Thank You for your generous information.
Thank you so much for all the information.
Vid suggestion: budget home designs series, below 1M. Para sa mga ordinary employees like me nga dili ka afford ug millions. 😄🙂
The suggestion is fine but also the designer might not agree with it, idk. Cuz i think some people or those who' are doing an illegal designing ( Illegal Practitioner ) would take note of these design idea which is not okay.
Ps: sorry for the bad english :)
Mahirap kasi mag-sabi na below 1M ang isang project. Prices of materials vary per area/city. Cost of labor varies per area/city too. Usually 25K-35K per SQM ang presyo ng isang solid na bahay. Kaya may mga mura na nagagawa kasi ang kinukuha lang na gagawa ay mga experienced na karpentero/mason (hindi sila engineers or architects).
Sa building code natin may minimum requirement na 6 SQM/bedroom. May size requirements din sa banyo at kitchen. May requirements din ng allowed na size ng bahay mo based sa size ng lote nyo.
Sa 1M, most you can get is 40 SQM sa 25K/SQM na rate. Walang kasamang lote ang presyo na yan, bahay lang (completed structure na may pintura, ceiling, bintanda, bathroom fixtures, electric sockets... ready for occupancy ika nga).
I've seen people promise to be able to build a house for 500K or less. Sakit naman sa ulo kasi palpak ang finished product... that is, kung di ka nila tatakbuhan dahil ubos na budget pero frame pa lang ang tapos so para kang nagtapon ng pera.
Best to check your options in Pag-Ibig.
This is feasible for low cost housing
@@LadyModerne Please define low cost housing para walang misguided expectations. Is it gawang foreman? Is it basic finish (walang ceiling, minimal outlets, unpainted yero ang bubong, etc). Pls specify the price range per SQM.
May proper docs ba like building permits?
Maganda lang yung you set proper expectations para yung client di naghahanap ng beyond what they can realistically get.
I am aware of developers na ang nag-ooffer ng below 1M pero the sqm is around 20 SQM lang, bihira pa yung may loft. Saka the people share both walls with their neighbors... So specs are better shared para di over ang expectations.
Sa totoo lang kung magpapagawa kayo ng bahay wag niyo sobrang tipirin , kung makakaipon din kayo ng 1M paabutin niyo na ng 2.5M or higher. Isa or dalawang beses kalang magpapagawa ng bahay sa buong buhay mo gandahan mo na. Sorry to say pero yung 1M kulang na kulang , kung may papayag man na gumawa nyan sure ako hindi maganda , tapos in the long run unti-unti lalabas mga kamalian , dahil tinipid , may masisira , tapos gagastos na naman pampagawa. Akala mo nakatipid ka pero hindi. Rewardan niyo na yung sipag niyo ng magandang bahay na hindi tinipid , pinagpaguran niyo yun wag niyo sayangin.
moto ng mga pinoy "PWEDE NA YAN" I hate that mentality
True! At wag daw masyadong "maarte" tapos later on magsisisi hays :
ugh preach, that mentality ruined our house
I love your content, Slater! My sister is an aspiring architect, preparing for her boards to get her license. I share your videos to her because I find it very informative. I hope she will be inspired more and be successful with her craft and eventually working hand in hand with engineers like you. More power! Keep the videos coming!
Very informative! Thank you Engineer! 💕
This guy is my ideal instructor! I can literally understand everything.
same here
omg Engr. what if u collab with Ar. Llyan via Zoom. Innovative structural/architectural ideas for Tropical Design!!
Yes
Up!!
This would be epic! 🤩
Very good idea 😄💡💡💡
Thanks for sharing this tips Slater, learned a lot.
So much value! Thank you! I appreciate the "realness" of your tips!
Great discussion Engr. Slater and thank you for explaining scopes of each trade. Would also like to add that during production of MEPFS drawings, the Engineers will likely be doing their drawings independently, away from each other. Thus, their designs will ALWAYS have conflict with each other. On this stage, the Architect plays a major role of coordinating all these drawings. Eto yung madalas nagpapatagal ng design especially when you have a more complex system of MEPF.
Very well said! 😁👍🏼
@@jocodelarosa3331 hahahah baliw hahaha
Vlog suggestion: Tips for a Typhoon-proof structures since uso ang mga bagyo🙂
Omg yes pls!
great suggestion!
Agree up for this
yassssszzz!
Hi.. as slater said.. "Hire the right professional". In that case, you should hire a structural engineer..
thank you slater! very timely on my part to come across this topic :)
Salute to every Engineers with that kind of mindset! also thanks for giving us ideas.
Yes please talk about the pros and cons of buying a house and building a house.
You will save much much more, say around 30% at least, if you build your own house but you have to research a lot, have patience. Definitely worth it, if you have time.
Much better if it’s your own idea how your house will look like. Than the once that are build already.
RAMDAM KO YUNG GIGIL NIYA SA CONTRACTOR NG MARBLE HAHAHAHAHAHAH "HOW DARE YOU SAY THAT TO MY FACE"
Thank you for this! Saved this video!
You always have great advise.
Kudos to professionals respecting other professionals 🥰
Sir slater, you've mentioned an almost 1 year consulting period with your architect before the construction. Can you give us, viewers, info or an idea of how that process is priced and perhaps how to communicate professionally with the architect (aside from what you've said in the video and all)? I understand the psychology why most filipinos want changes or additional things during construction, cause I think most of us filipinos also don't want to appear "makulit" or "fickle minded" or lacking conviction(macho), kaya
uncomfortable sa mga mahabang "talking stage".Most 1st time homebuilders would also assume that architects can't stand "demanding" clients. I myself can't believe that it took you almost a year with the design/layout. Ang pagkaka alam ko, for a house, an ave. of 3 design meetings with an architect ang kadalasan nangyayari before going to the construction stage.
To clarify - It was almost a year of back and forth before having a final design but I don’t mean that we were doing a years worth of revisions - a big part of it was the actual design process. But whenever i had changes in mind, I took my time to be sure of those revisions BEFORE i told the archt. We have to respect the time of the architect and be sure of our decisions before asking for changes. And I believe that architects SHOULD charge for additional major revisions because it takes time on their part as well - but it would still be cheaper that changing on-site. Pricing and payment style is very dependent on the architect. (Famous archts charge higher)
Hi! I work on a real estate developer company. And I tell you, a year should be enough for the design process only on a house dwelling. How much more pa kaya kung high rise buildings ang projects. And frankly, some owners talaga as long na hindi pa nagsstart ng construction let's say on that specific floor, changes sa plan will always be there. Medyo complicated lang kasi from time to time, magchange yung market study/ demands of the clients OR developer owners want to sell properties na kasi naghahabol sila ng deadlines. For a house, I suggest if hindi din naman kayo nagmamadali, or you're in the process of saving money pa, take the time to involve on the design process already. For the revisions naman, some architects won't charge if it's minor lang so before you decide on the revision, talk to your architect first in a professional way and ask for their recommendations if possible yung pinapabago considering it will not have a huge impact sa cost, just like what Sir Slater is saying. :)
Thanks tisay for your added info!
@@theazyrj TAMA! May mga architects na katulad ko na halos ndi na sumisingil ng additional charges for any changes sa plans. Love the design process and discussing the ideas of clients and making it to reality.
May mga architect na kahit napaka baba na maningil, grabe ung ginugugol na time to craft a masterpiece or an art para matuwa ang mga clients. Kaming mga professionals masaya na kami nakakapag design and build kami kahit maliit ang fees. 💪💪💪
Galing Engr. Slater. Waiting for your next vid. Hoping for a collab with Arch. Lyan 👏👍👊
Very informative. You came at the right time! Thank you!
Thanks. So enlightening.
After this watching this video, I realized, "Nabudol yung parents ko ng sobra sa construction."
Alam mo engr bagay sayo maging professor sarap mo pakinggan at pagmasdan mppa.isip ka tlga ( ang gwapo tlga ng prof namin 😂) for sure wlang aäbsent 😂✌️hindi ka boring magsalita, makikinig tlga lahat ng student mo sa'yo 👌👏👏👏
Hahaha agreeee!
hahaha ang masama lang dito e yung madistract ka sa topic kkatingin sknya 🤣
Thank you!! I learned so much!!
Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Engr. Slater I'm a Engineer too , thanks for sharing, it's the *"The Architect is the Starter of all"*
An architect is indispensable in a construction project if you want a beautiful house, functional at that with less dead spots and we'll planned orientation. More on aesthetics.
The engineer sees to it that the house can withstand the strongest possible natural calamity that can come. So it's more on strength.
engineering sounds so interesting with Slater LOL. never did i imagine myself listen to engineering stuff 'til slater's youtube channel happened
Yaahhh...very informative..
FOR REAL
Thank you for the tips!
This channel is such a great discovery. Just the right attitude and super clear.
I’ll be going back to this video when I’m ready to build my own home. Remember this Sir Slate.
Very informative! Love this ❤️
Thank you for this video! This is very helpful!
PLEASE make more videos like this!!! THIS IS SO HELPFUL!
Very informative sir slater! I hope that this video will be updated in the next 5 years or so. I will be willing to watch it again when the time comes when i decide to build my house. 🔥
I am not an engineer, am a female as well but I love Slater’s videos. I so much appreciate all the information shared with the viewers. Thank you for being this type of content creator. God bless you, Engr and Skyfam! ❤️❤️❤️
Yung mga red flags when buying a house making will help din.. this is good stuff!
Learned a lot!! Thank you! 😊
One of the engineering field that most of the time missed out in the construction world is the Electronics Engineers. They are the ones that design Fire detection and alarm systems(FDAS) , if you install CCTVs that too needs electronic plans.
You're right! I am an aspiring ECE. Thanks for this
Super agree 🤙🤙🤙
I am an archi grad and I recognize them. But honestly I know that most contractors without architects will simply get CCTV suppliers and installers to do the thing kasi nagtitipid. Kaya better if you get in touch with architects in-charge of design who would surely be needing your service, instead of going to contractors.
True!
Hear hear
Keep inspiring us Engr. Slater! Thank you and God Bless!
This is very timely for us. Such a big help!
Loved this video. Learned a lot!
Your contents are really helpful and inspiring.
You have made me more cautious and excited to my future house:)
I and my parents are starting to plan our future home. This has been so helpful especially when you are about to build a home from the ground up. Thank you, Engr.!
Thanks a lot sir! I am starting on my future home this is definitely helps.
Thank you Slater, very helpful.
I like your vlogs, they are very informative especially to “non-engineers” like me/us!
Just watching this alone, my OCD brain will go overdrive when I start planning my dream home. Love the passion and content Sir and will keep this in mind for sure.
Truly amazing. Thank you Slater
Learned a lot. Thanks Engr. Slater!
I'm so impressed by your presentation, clear, consice, and direct to the point. Cheers
Got bad experience with construction as well, i hope I watched this video before doing so. Very good tip to take note.
Well said, thank you Engr!
Who's here watching when they aren't even building their dream house 😂
Hahaha. They already have there dream house built. For your information. It’s in Cebu. It’s called SKYPAD.
He wasn’t talking all about this stuff if he haven’t seen this advantages and disadvantages of their own house.
On this video the house he was showing it’s the previous videos they done when they started building there dream house. The space were he is seated right now with the white background its part of the fully finished house of theirs.
Pasensha na, nde niya naintindihan comment mo @muller tambis 😂
Im watching even before planing my dream house, just to get educated. Actually im building my dream house at dream land 😂
Can't wait to hear the word "Engr." before my name. Thank you Engr. Slater for giving us such an informative and wonderful content vlogs.
Wow! Thank you so much for this video. This is definitely for future references.❤️
Waaah. Engr. Slater, thank you for this 💕
Very well said! "Client's budget will always define the plan and house finished"
And thank you sir for always giving value to Architects (us)! Sanaol ganyan mindset :D
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I imagine my dream house while watching this vlog. I hope after 5 years from now I will build it💖
Learned so much! More of these videos please!
Thank u for the pointers! I learned a lot!👌🏽👍🏽
Thanks for this topic.I am an OFW dreaming of building my own house.
Because of your videos Slater, I had this push to save more for my dream house. Thank you. You might not realize that but you really are helping people like me dream more. :)
This is very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you so much for all the tips and advices 👍👍👍
Great content Slater, you explained it really well too! I didn't think i would watch the full half hour :-) Content suggestion: what about house renovations? Where/how do we start? Maybe also content on renovating a condo? I had so much trouble having my condo renovated, I cant imagine going through that stress again in building a house!
Woah I've learned a lot! All of your vlogs are worth the time to watch. Very informative and helpful. Kudos Sir Slater!
Very helpful Engr! Thank you
So glad that I saw this video. I enjoyed the way you explained how things should be.
Watching this as a Civil Engineering Student - first year. Hoping to be successful in the future :))
@Madara Uchiha hahaha sige po
@Madara Uchiha thank youu po
You will be. Tiwala lang
Love this type of content!! I'm a 16 year old dreamer and looking forward to this more type of contents engineer!!
What a valuable information!!! Thanks a million !
PART 2 PLEASE, SIR SLATER. We get so much information from you! I never knew I needed to know all of these things until I watched your videos.
A very informative and comprehensive "lecture", giving emphasis on the basics (details on how to start the project like concept on the design, manpower involved, etc...) For a layman, it has given a better understanding on the procedure and the pros and cons and finally the right choice... Thanks!
Worth to watch especially for me who is taking engineering course 💓
Great Info. Thanks so much.
Thank you so much for this vid! 👏🏻
Great stuff slater! LEarned a lot from this.
Ui nakasubaybay din pala si kuya marvs! :)
Yay! Happy to see comment ni Mr. Stocks Smart 😁. Hello po sir Marvs!
very informative, sir! thanks!
Wow!!! I'm so happy to see you here Sir Marvin Germo. I also love watching your videos.
ooy mr smile