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haha thank you!! working on something :)

surrounding as in the trees? i downloaded from cosmos library :) same as all the furnitures and big buildings on site, all from cosmos

i model some of them and take some from Vray's Cosmos library!

thanks marcus!

tbh i don't really think about them in those categories, i know what them mean but i mostly just start with a cube, a ball or a planar srf extrusion for irregular shapes. I'm still unfamiliar with subDs but yeah i just mash simple shapes together most of the time :) i think to improve modelling just requires a lot of time spent in the software and a willingness to watch yt tutorials lol

@@kelvindoesarchitecture6793 thank you so much for your respond. your 3rd year project is incredible and was really really inspiring, also thank you for uploading your long workflow. it's really great to learn your thought process and see the way you work!!

nope, i work at school and there's usually a lot of people around so wouldn't want to record people conversations

i think rules were probably different back then, i definitely submitted according to the requirements haha don't test them!

No, i think it’s completely need based so the student with lowest household income should receive it

100%!

Tysm and of course, i use rhino and vray!

Buddy, there's no need to be so egotistical. Coming onto the platform and disguising self-promotion as 'feedback' does not help anyone. You wrote more about yourself than trying to be helpful. Not to mention, I've seen better rendering in Minecraft than whatever you call 'Incredibism architectural expressions.

Bro, it is one way to both help and promote me who truly found and benefit and inspired art in general. I never learn architecture, but I may have found inspiring methods to design architecture. from my point of view, I am honestly commenting and showing what it means to create your own architectural expressions. you know better then impress me and let me admire.@@yuhanwu1288

I am being liberal@@yuhanwu1288

I am being liberal, don't start talking stupid words about my architectural incredibism expressions knowing nothing about why I architecture it. Read all my incredibism introduction, realize how truly inspiring art incredibism is. There is no better or worse. It is simply new and different. it is not egotistic, I showed you what is first to this world. I did not egotistically say, I did what someone else did and claimed it to myself. @@yuhanwu1288

What a bunch of bullcrap get out of here

Hey Kelvin. CZcams is doing a lot of people dirty right now. It's hard to tell whether it is just tech stack growing pains or deliberate; I haven't seen any statements from San Bruno thus far. If someone following this video knows something I don't, feel free to drop a line here. They must be too busy with all their hard work to respond to their user base.

Hi Nico, thank you so much for your comment, i really appreciate it! Just looked at Gary Changs suitcase house, it's so luxurious which was unexpected to me lol. Acorn Labs is a cool channel, small scale sustainable living which can definitely feed into parts of my strategies whether it will be for one room or for the building's own farm or rain gathering system. Recycling of these self-built units is going to be big, absolutely agree with you. I'm looking at construction methods that are dissassembly-friendly at the moment such as this bad boy (twitter.com/SustainableTall/status/1650764852787548163), feel free to give me suggestions! And yeah customization is big, working on designing some joineries(how exactly are things connected together without permanent joints), great point. Shared spaces - for sure! Right now i'm starting to design the first floor which will include a lot of interactive elements for the public, and maybe use the roof for the renters as a hangout - most council housing in the uk has no roof terrance so that could potentially be a good response. The ground floor will probably be something like Assembly House 150, a pretty cool reference of a workshop+exhibition space. Such a well considered feedback, thank you so very much!! PS. I will design a room specifically to address your feedback :)

​@@kelvindoesarchitecture6793 Sorry for answering so late, i just had my first exam today so i have been studying all week. Indeed Gary Chang's houses have that feeling to them, when in fact being quite simple. The trick is having big free spaces, as he does really well in "domestic transformer", the space is extremely configurable, up to 21 different combinations throughout the day, adding even further flexibility while keeping a spacious central area. You are right to think about how sustainability can be applied to the building as a whole, maybe you might want to have a look at old architecture-tech like the ancient persian Windcatchers (Badguir). About joineries, my initial thought was to study how intelligent assembly and disasembly of pavilions are curently done. Since they are only temporary structures, architects most definitely already had a thought about that, but you might know more about that than I do. Otherwise you should get inspired by the way "Sashimono" is applied to japanese furniture and see how this type of thinking and development can be applied to a larger scale. I didn't know about Assembly House 150, it looks like a good idea to be implemented in this project. Unfortunately the only shared-space i can think of at the moment is roman insulae since the exam was on architecture history haha btw i am flatered about the feedback-adressed room and curious to what the end-project will look like, keep us updated!

PLZ come back what you thought😂😂😂😂

Thank you very much! Definitely looking to keep this up especially after reading highly informative responses like yours! I have indeed not thought about disabilities for the kiosk, great point - will be sure keep that in mind for my next design. Acoustics could play a big part, something i've almost forgotten. It will be a big focus when i begin to design the stages of temporary housing for people constructing their units, as in where will people live when they are constructing their "more permanent" flats and also how do tenants that have already moved in deal with the noise pollution of a neighbor's house getting build! Maybe part of it will be resolved through construction methods as well, low noise construction. Greg Keeffe seems like a great proof that building recycling is feasible, thank you for sharing! Can't seem to find too much on his actual house, please share if you have more info of any websites! In terms of services, im still looking for a detail design report for this building, hopefully it will help with knowing what's already in place. My "ikea" catalogue will probably develop with each design, i will probably have a few very detailed components catalogued that can be reused throughout the building, for example no mortar brick wall construction techniques like this one (twitter.com/SustainableTall/status/1650764852787548163) which i will be doing a personal reinterpretation on. And the idea right now is that each room will have a simplified counterpart that teaches how it was constructed, similar to Assembly House 150's exhbition "rooms/mini structures" along with construction manuals. Design team. Great point, have given this more thought lately and had a discussion with my tutors last week. There will be a design team - architect, carpenter etc. on site as mediators and mentors to ensure safety and to maximaze the client/self-builder's design and construction freedom in terms of pushing the boundaries of what they can acheive. Not exactly sure on the meaning of professional multidisciplinary agreement and urban quiet room, as in a contract between the professionals involved and a quiet building? Also what is pg 46 about if you mind summarizing :) Thank you for your amazing feedback, so many incredible ideas!! PS. will design a room(s) catered to your reponse, construction period temporary homes, home for the disables etc. Best of luck in First Year!

Alejandro Aravena and Elemental, Quinta Monroy housing Chile, 2004 may be helpful

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It’s a little late

No but i do offer tutorials :)

@@kelvindoesarchitecture6793 Thats okay thx, I have another question - On your map of las vegas slides how did you photoshop your drawings so precisely. Especially the part where you layered the drawings on two different coloured backgrounds. I am trying to do this as well but it would take me hourssss to erase each individual pixel, so is there like a shortcut?

@@hey2422 think i did something like this: czcams.com/video/KCE4qKKtad8/video.html&ab_channel=MichaelBullo

Yeah exactly, i printed the portfolio in booklet form and mailed it to the school!

Thank you :)

I'm telling you man.. that lightning sound @44:33.. that's going to show all these doodle divas who is the boss. DIDN'T EVEN FLINCH. Couldn't see his eyes though.. there may have been a micro expression involved. This man is a surgeon. Forget credentialism: SCAPEL. Battlefield Doodle Medic. You should include the current temperature as a watermark eventually, and only have the temperature in Celsius. I would drive my Chevy to the levy using gallons, but it would be good to see.

​@@marcusperry9481 hahahah thats crazy you noticed that, i never flinch. Cool idea on the temperature, i need to work on my editing skills and maybe make a bar that can go up and down. Thanks for the idea!

i am bamboozled😂

what a great topic of discussion, i feel ya, i've at many points felt that (maybe not in this project but in my year 2 project and in practice). In my case, i think my method of dealing with it is to step back and see why i'm losing interest. Is it that there is nothing in architecture that interests me or is it this specific task or project that is boring me. If it's architecture in its entirety, i might take a break and do other stuff, there's no shame in developing a new interest. In my case, it was usually the task in the project that i either didn't understand what i was doing or was doing something that i didn't enjoy. And for this, if i absolutely had to complete the task i would then take longer breaks in between or grind it out quickly lol and then hopefully move onto something more interesting. If it doesn't absolutely have to be done and i haven't spent tooooo much time on it yet, i would just go a different direction towards whatever i'm interested in at that point and work on finding some good justifications to why i have switched topics per say. If you're doubting interest in architecture overall, why do you think that is? I'm genuinely curious :) and it's completely cool that you are, i've felt that way

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Don't know what to say man, thank you for your encouragement!!

Thank you very much!

Thank you! We love sharing :)

Cheers Tom!

u cant be serious

Thank you!

Thank you very much :)