In the video, Russ + I discuss drawing shortcuts we use to create quick perspectives. Download my SketchUp models to give it a try: thirtybyforty.com/sketchup-template
I've used Sketchup for years and never thought of printing it off to then draw over, this is why I think the sharing side of CZcams can do so much good. Thanks Guys x I'm not an architect just a scribbler not academic enough but do enjoy bring bits of my local history back to life using Sketchup.
I've just started studying architecture and have already started using my SketchUp or Rhino models as a quick foundation for my sketches. It felt good to hear that professionals use this "cheat" to speed up their process as well. 🙂
I am 16 years old, and for 2 years now I know that becoming an architect is a dream of mine. One week ago I found this channel, what can I say; I love it. Great ideas, great architecture, super inspiring (meanwhile I learn to sketch) and great videos.
Wow, I wish I was 16 again! Spend a summer working in the trades ( pro tip: Find a company that builds things you think are cool and have you or your parents reach out to them.. if they're really good, offer to work for no compensation.), research every and any school you can find, in every country you can think of, and attend some summer classes or residency programs for art and design. Don't settle for less!
I’m a student and I’ve been doubting if I was ever in the right course, thank you so much for this, I’ve forgotten why I like architecture! It Really ignited my passion for it
Usually every upload becomes my new "favourite" video, however I reckon this might be a fave for sometime. Thoroughly enjoyed the beyond the surface questions you've asked that helped to peel away at the nitty-gritty of an Architect's design process and thought process. Thanks Eric and thank you Russ for taking the time to be apart of yet another informative video
Listening to you makes me feel so warm. And the house you were talking about when I look a it and imagining myself in there I feel so free and childish. I think just being in there makes you wanna be a better person
Loved listening to the pair of you talking along with the visuals you could really hear the passion that you both share for residential architecture. I always look forward to seeing your video's they are never mundane or boring they are always insightful and inspiring and make me want to look at things from another perspective and with fresh eyes.
This is soooo good! Please make these interviews of other architects "a thing" on your channel. Your questions are on point and bring out the thoughts behind the choices the architect and clients made to reach the final build. Much appreciated 🙏
i love the conversational aspect of your videos like these! it's more of a fun dialogue and discussion rather than someone talking at the viewers, plus you get different points of view, experiences, and tips
What a great video. There isn’t enough of this sharing in our profession. Its inspiring... and helps us all to be better. I went to school with Russ and remember his incredible drawing skills back then. Thanks for this!!!
I love how these guys must sort of be each other’s competition in Maine to an extent, but here they are, all smiles, sharing their knowledge with each other and with us :D
Great interview and discussion. I love to hear how drawing and conceptualisation relate to each other and to the client. There is a relationship to art and architecture that is elusive and so fascinating. The sequence of communication with the client strategy is always a good reminder.
Eric! Nice work by both of you. I absolutely adore the project reference, what a fantastic site and design and process. Lets re-highlight, anyone can design a house, adding that story and purpose is so important to those who appreciate it. Huge trust fall props to the client too! Great job Sir!
Enjoying the recent interaction with other architects and designers! It's always interesting to hear architects discuss their process and share how a design evolves.
This is incredibly valuable. I am a first year architecture student and the hints I've gotten from this channel are invaluable. And this conversation seems like one of the most useful resources yet.
Saw this long time ago. I think this man is enjoying his time in this earth. He is doing his profession and craftsmanship. Yes, I do this with algorithms, mathematics and physics. He do it the old school way, THE CORRECT way in my opinion, the best way he can. He got awards for his skills and dedication. Russ Tyson, that dude, I have a lot of respect for him. His pencil is exactly what is built. Not everybody has that RARE skill. He has it. He understand wood so well to the point that he already know how the joints looks like. I consider Russ one of those fathers of modern PARAMETRIC ARCHITECTURE. He doesn't need grasshopper, Rhino or Revit. He doesn't need coding, scripting or A.I. He gets with his pencil and see through it making such profession looks easy. I want to be THIS formal doing parametric architecture. I'm glad that many of you including this channel is promoting this man's work. Architects like him are very rare.
I think this video had a huge effect on my being as an architecture student.. The story about the treehouse under the stars changed my mind about everything I thought I knew about the design process of a house. We need more videos like this, I love it.
Thank you so much for the videos you make, always an absolute pleasure to watch them. The way you talk about the creative process is insightful and inspiring.
Think this is one of my favourite 30x40 videos - I have this clip rolling in the background on my 2nd monitor whilst I'm at my desk working and creating - it's just really inspirational and am so grateful for this type of content on you tube - thank you!
thank you so much for your amazing work, Eric! it helps me enormously and opens infinite horizons in my process of becoming an architect. Thank you Russ for sharing your design approach and explaining the milestones leading to realization of your beautiful ideas.
As a designer I'm really glad that I've found your channel. I'm not exactly an architect but the things that you talked about in your videos is basically free knowledge for all of us, so I wanted to say thank you. I hope you keep doing great things and let us know!
This is a very valuable and inspirational conversation. I enjoyed every part of the talk; the idea, the client, the solution, etc. and also the most important, just fired up my love of sketching again.
Eric, Eric, Eric - (and those that help you): THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Another fantastic edition to the 30X40 stable. The amount of content here, both obvious and not, is deeply appreciated and will have me returning to this many, many times. Cheers to you - and to Mr. Tyson
THANK YOU for this. Stumbled across this ENLIGHTENING conversation when I was searching for DogTrot houses. Your 1-3 series was AWESOME. I'm trying to design 2 dogtrot tiny houses on one acre of land ( 1/4 acre each) for 4 senior women. I want the "community". Not having ever attempted anything like this before but as a 64 yr old widow there is a lot to GAIN. Thank you for putting this content out there.
Wow! It’s 4am Monday morning and I stumbled to this channel. It’s amazing interview of the process and the feeling of great Designer…. Wow! Thanks for sharing this beautiful thoughtful insight the mind & heart of creativity…..🙂🌻🙏🏻
Thank you again for the calming insight you and your guest have provided into the process of 'making architecture'. (Journey as place...becoming as end.)
As an aspiring architect, and student of architecture. This gives me so much inspiration and motivation among our field! That there's so much more to feel than just to design, I love it! Thank you so much for sharing this very substantial interview! ♥
Glad to see your bonsai getting that natural light. And, also, great video. Always Interesting to see different people's sketch processes and an insight into their 'designer's mind'.
Thank you for this eye-opening interview, as I'm planning on renovating my first house this resonates a lot with my vision of a "home". Cheers from Brussels
I really enjoyed this video and how closely we follow the same engagement with clients here in Scotland 🏴. I’m relatively new to SketchUp but also almost at retirement age, the 3D sketching is still giving me the drive to continue doing what I love. Nice to hear two down to earth gents describing it as it is. Thanks.
I'm studying civil engineering but this is very interesting to me, i love the process of building the concrete project and solving the problems that form there, but with this man i fell in love with architectural design, love his channel
This is the first video of 30X40 I watched. Although my English is not good, somehow I understand and really love it. Next I read comments, and found out that a lot of people think the same way as I do. It feels like finding my old old best friends. Thanks for this eye opening content and thanks for whoever put those beautiful comments.
Thanks a lot for this conversation, it's so illustrative, being myself an architect here in Mexico and having to face some of the situations with clients you talk about, but out of instinct... this is great, thanx a lot and keep the good work!
Eric, great interview. Some really tacit ways to address the involvement of the design team, and communication. Similar to BIM but more emotive, which is why Architecture is the best profession...
Insightful, inspiring, engaging! Just simply amazing I honestly can't express how much I appreciate the valuable content you have been putting out there. I've just come back to watch this particular video now, a couple of years after watching it the first time when it came out, it felt like a nice measure my own growth as an architect and as a person, because I feel that I was able to gain insight from this time that I didn't see the first time around. Immensely grateful!
I am an outsider looking into this unexplored world for me. Your conversation initiated a desire to learn more. thank you to both of you for your insights and story.
I learned more from this video than 5 years of Architecture school. I get that tutors want to teach us how to design by giving us the freedom to initiate and make mistakes and create numerous iterations. However, these type of videos by 30X40 just shows us how important it is to get a fundamental understanding of 'HOW TO DESIGN'. This is never taught in school and I did my Bachelor in Australia then moved to the UK for masters. I have never experienced this level of clarity from a single one of my tutors. Note to tutors who are watching this: Please enough with the ''you must eat, sleep, dream architecture for very little money'' lessons, teach us stuff like this instead in your candid talks during tutorials.
Fantastic interview! For all you young designers, the most important thing he said was designing at 1:20 scale. I personally design concepts at 1/16 scale then gradually work up to 1/8. It lets you freely sketch many more schemes quickly without getting dragged down by the small details which, if the schemes fail, are moot. Also saves paper :) stay away from the computer program as long as possible. It can not think as freely as your hand.
Just beautiful and awesome 👌 A wonderful way to start the year 2023 with written notes of gold in Architecture. Thanks a lot, really appreciate it.❤🔥🙌🏽
Your content is soooooo inspiring !!! Thank you very much!!! I’m studying in Moscow Architecture University and your videos gives me so much ideas for my own project!!!
So on board with his perspective on Archicad. Too many questions too early... I used to use sketchup a lot more, and want to bring it back into my process. Love this video.
In the video, Russ + I discuss drawing shortcuts we use to create quick perspectives. Download my SketchUp models to give it a try: thirtybyforty.com/sketchup-template
I've used Sketchup for years and never thought of printing it off to then draw over, this is why I think the sharing side of CZcams can do so much good. Thanks Guys x
I'm not an architect just a scribbler not academic enough but do enjoy bring bits of my local history back to life using Sketchup.
I've just started studying architecture and have already started using my SketchUp or Rhino models as a quick foundation for my sketches. It felt good to hear that professionals use this "cheat" to speed up their process as well. 🙂
When I grow up I want to be an architect.
I wish that you could translate all of your videos to Arabic so i can understand it 💔
Big love from syria❤
I wanna ask one thing here, what we learn at college brings this level of work or its all the practical experience that matters??
The conversation and sketches were great, but I think your video edit is under-appreciated. It supports and complements the conversation perfectly.
Right ! And it's free ! I love this guy, so smart and so generous.
True
I can't describe how much joy I feel when I see a new video from 30x40
Same. I would like to know what paper they used to draw on.
@@muhammadnaqiebullahakbar6842 Looks like tracing paper
@@muhammadnaqiebullahakbar6842 just regular tracing paper
I am 16 years old, and for 2 years now I know that becoming an architect is a dream of mine. One week ago I found this channel, what can I say; I love it. Great ideas, great architecture, super inspiring (meanwhile I learn to sketch) and great videos.
Cheers to u!
Remember, be an architect is not only sketching.. 😉
Wow, I wish I was 16 again! Spend a summer working in the trades ( pro tip: Find a company that builds things you think are cool and have you or your parents reach out to them.. if they're really good, offer to work for no compensation.), research every and any school you can find, in every country you can think of, and attend some summer classes or residency programs for art and design. Don't settle for less!
@@stijn5783He surely knows it ";-)
Same
I’m a student and I’ve been doubting if I was ever in the right course, thank you so much for this, I’ve forgotten why I like architecture! It Really ignited my passion for it
Im not even an architect [student], but I appreciated this conversation and seeing the beautiful home. Excellent questions and video editing!
Loving this interview series. Also loved seeing you geek out about someone’s sketches the way I do about yours haha
Same!
same!
same
True..😀
Usually every upload becomes my new "favourite" video, however I reckon this might be a fave for sometime. Thoroughly enjoyed the beyond the surface questions you've asked that helped to peel away at the nitty-gritty of an Architect's design process and thought process. Thanks Eric and thank you Russ for taking the time to be apart of yet another informative video
Really enjoy watching your content it's a complete package of Architectural knowledge being distributed in packs.
Thank you, this came at the perfect time. Amazing conversation, and I happy to see how open you were in fully illustrating your design process.
Absolutely awesome, love the in-depth questions, its a great inspiration.
Incredible landscape! I love how the views of these amazing homes are so carefully framed by the architecture.
Anyone else loving these comments?? Tells you everything you need to know about this video. Thanks for this
What a great interview Eric, inspirational as always. I can't wait to check out more of Whitten Architects and Russ's work
Listening to you makes me feel so warm. And the house you were talking about when I look a it and imagining myself in there I feel so free and childish. I think just being in there makes you wanna be a better person
Loved listening to the pair of you talking along with the visuals you could really hear the passion that you both share for residential architecture. I always look forward to seeing your video's they are never mundane or boring they are always insightful and inspiring and make me want to look at things from another perspective and with fresh eyes.
thank you for the amazing conversation, talking about process and how you start with incredible ideas and get to the final piece.
This is soooo good! Please make these interviews of other architects "a thing" on your channel. Your questions are on point and bring out the thoughts behind the choices the architect and clients made to reach the final build. Much appreciated 🙏
i love the conversational aspect of your videos like these! it's more of a fun dialogue and discussion rather than someone talking at the viewers, plus you get different points of view, experiences, and tips
What a great video. There isn’t enough of this sharing in our profession. Its inspiring... and helps us all to be better. I went to school with Russ and remember his incredible drawing skills back then. Thanks for this!!!
I love how these guys must sort of be each other’s competition in Maine to an extent, but here they are, all smiles, sharing their knowledge with each other and with us :D
Great interview and discussion. I love to hear how drawing and conceptualisation relate to each other and to the client. There is a relationship to art and architecture that is elusive and so fascinating. The sequence of communication with the client strategy is always a good reminder.
Amazing sketches, very inspirational interview. Thank you!
I'm really grateful for all the content you're offering us, thank you so much Eric.
Best thing i have ever watched. He seems so humble and oh man I hope to watch more of these!!
Eric! Nice work by both of you. I absolutely adore the project reference, what a fantastic site and design and process. Lets re-highlight, anyone can design a house, adding that story and purpose is so important to those who appreciate it. Huge trust fall props to the client too! Great job Sir!
This series is really enjoyable! I’m watching while doing my archi projects and it keeps me pumped up. Hoping for more!
Enjoying the recent interaction with other architects and designers! It's always interesting to hear architects discuss their process and share how a design evolves.
This is incredibly valuable. I am a first year architecture student and the hints I've gotten from this channel are invaluable. And this conversation seems like one of the most useful resources yet.
I can watch this all day! Love the content, I hope you'll do more of this. Thank you Eric.
Saw this long time ago. I think this man is enjoying his time in this earth. He is doing his profession and craftsmanship. Yes, I do this with algorithms, mathematics and physics. He do it the old school way, THE CORRECT way in my opinion, the best way he can. He got awards for his skills and dedication. Russ Tyson, that dude, I have a lot of respect for him. His pencil is exactly what is built. Not everybody has that RARE skill. He has it. He understand wood so well to the point that he already know how the joints looks like.
I consider Russ one of those fathers of modern PARAMETRIC ARCHITECTURE. He doesn't need grasshopper, Rhino or Revit. He doesn't need coding, scripting or A.I. He gets with his pencil and see through it making such profession looks easy. I want to be THIS formal doing parametric architecture. I'm glad that many of you including this channel is promoting this man's work. Architects like him are very rare.
You are doing God’s work. I’ve watched this channel ever since the beginning of my architecture studies and it just keeps getting better :)
It does. 30x40 is amazing. They inspired me to start doing content on architecture.
Facts. I feel like I should be paying a membership for the amount of info we get
I think this video had a huge effect on my being as an architecture student.. The story about the treehouse under the stars changed my mind about everything I thought I knew about the design process of a house. We need more videos like this, I love it.
This is really filling in the blank with navigating the communication/creative interconnection.
Thank you so much for the videos you make, always an absolute pleasure to watch them. The way you talk about the creative process is insightful and inspiring.
Think this is one of my favourite 30x40 videos - I have this clip rolling in the background on my 2nd monitor whilst I'm at my desk working and creating - it's just really inspirational and am so grateful for this type of content on you tube - thank you!
I'm always looking up for your new content. This was well covered. Very informative for us young upcoming architects.
Thank you for this! Hoping to see more of this discussion between two great architects!
thank you so much for your amazing work, Eric! it helps me enormously and opens infinite horizons in my process of becoming an architect. Thank you Russ for sharing your design approach and explaining the milestones leading to realization of your beautiful ideas.
As a designer I'm really glad that I've found your channel. I'm not exactly an architect but the things that you talked about in your videos is basically free knowledge for all of us, so I wanted to say thank you. I hope you keep doing great things and let us know!
This is a very valuable and inspirational conversation. I enjoyed every part of the talk; the idea, the client, the solution, etc. and also the most important, just fired up my love of sketching again.
Loved this, very inspiring. Feel the need to sketch even more now !!
Keep up the great work 🤘🏻
Eric, Eric, Eric - (and those that help you): THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Another fantastic edition to the 30X40 stable. The amount of content here, both obvious and not, is deeply appreciated and will have me returning to this many, many times.
Cheers to you - and to Mr. Tyson
THANK YOU for this. Stumbled across this ENLIGHTENING conversation when I was searching for DogTrot houses. Your 1-3 series was AWESOME. I'm trying to design 2 dogtrot tiny houses on one acre of land ( 1/4 acre each) for 4 senior women. I want the "community". Not having ever attempted anything like this before but as a 64 yr old widow there is a lot to GAIN. Thank you for putting this content out there.
As an architect, this was really inspiring and useful, more of this content please. Thanks 👍
Wow! It’s 4am Monday morning and I stumbled to this channel. It’s amazing interview of the process and the feeling of great Designer…. Wow! Thanks for sharing this beautiful thoughtful insight the mind & heart of creativity…..🙂🌻🙏🏻
The room you are talking from is extremely beautiful as same as your discussion. All the best!
Thank you again for the calming insight you and your guest have provided into the process of 'making architecture'. (Journey as place...becoming as end.)
Love it! Please bring more videos like this one, we learn a lot!
Always waiting for a content from your side just always .. its always amazing to hear that notification form your channel .
As an aspiring architect, and student of architecture. This gives me so much inspiration and motivation among our field! That there's so much more to feel than just to design, I love it! Thank you so much for sharing this very substantial interview! ♥
Glad to see your bonsai getting that natural light. And, also, great video. Always Interesting to see different people's sketch processes and an insight into their 'designer's mind'.
great interview! i am so inlove with tracing over the sketchup, it looks and feels right.
Your a great content creator. I've seen a lot CZcams channel about architecture in general but yours is the best so far for me
This is invaluable & absolutely a true insight of the client design process! Thankyou!
Thank you for this eye-opening interview, as I'm planning on renovating my first house this resonates a lot with my vision of a "home". Cheers from Brussels
I really enjoyed this video and how closely we follow the same engagement with clients here in Scotland 🏴. I’m relatively new to SketchUp but also almost at retirement age, the 3D sketching is still giving me the drive to continue doing what I love. Nice to hear two down to earth gents describing it as it is. Thanks.
I'm in finance, learning web development but I absolutely love this channel. Thanks for sharing a great talk/interview.
I'm studying civil engineering but this is very interesting to me, i love the process of building the concrete project and solving the problems that form there, but with this man i fell in love with architectural design, love his channel
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This is just amazing....Thank you for making this video Eric
Great talk and visuals!, truly enjoyed it, thanks.
Another great video Eric. Love Russ's persepective sketches.. this is what I always aspired too....
This is the first video of 30X40 I watched. Although my English is not good, somehow I understand and really love it. Next I read comments, and found out that a lot of people think the same way as I do. It feels like finding my old old best friends. Thanks for this eye opening content and thanks for whoever put those beautiful comments.
This format gives unbelievable insight into an architectual process. Great stuff 👍
Immersive video and a very passionate explanation of the design process. Awesome.
Thanks a lot for this conversation, it's so illustrative, being myself an architect here in Mexico and having to face some of the situations with clients you talk about, but out of instinct... this is great, thanx a lot and keep the good work!
This is a fantastic interview, thank you Eric!
A decimal & solid scranch-ups great advice to continue always draw!
I'm pulling my hair out designing our “dream house” additions at the moment. Some terrific points here. Thank you.
Eric, great interview. Some really tacit ways to address the involvement of the design team, and communication. Similar to BIM but more emotive, which is why Architecture is the best profession...
This is one of my best 30x40 video. Thank you very much, Eric.
So insightful and valuable pieces of knowledge . Thank you!
Thanks to you both for this. Nice discussion. Beautiful work.
Yes! It’s great to watch 30x40 videos again! Please have more interviewing videos like this one! #onward
I really needed this video for inspiration, thank you so much
Insightful, inspiring, engaging! Just simply amazing
I honestly can't express how much I appreciate the valuable content you have been putting out there. I've just come back to watch this particular video now, a couple of years after watching it the first time when it came out, it felt like a nice measure my own growth as an architect and as a person, because I feel that I was able to gain insight from this time that I didn't see the first time around.
Immensely grateful!
I am an outsider looking into this unexplored world for me. Your conversation initiated a desire to learn more. thank you to both of you for your insights and story.
I learned more from this video than 5 years of Architecture school. I get that tutors want to teach us how to design by giving us the freedom to initiate and make mistakes and create numerous iterations. However, these type of videos by 30X40 just shows us how important it is to get a fundamental understanding of 'HOW TO DESIGN'. This is never taught in school and I did my Bachelor in Australia then moved to the UK for masters. I have never experienced this level of clarity from a single one of my tutors.
Note to tutors who are watching this: Please enough with the ''you must eat, sleep, dream architecture for very little money'' lessons, teach us stuff like this instead in your candid talks during tutorials.
Great video! I love, as an architect, telling the process (story) behind the story.
Amazing Eric....thanks for sharing such an insightful conversation.
Fantastic interview! For all you young designers, the most important thing he said was designing at 1:20 scale. I personally design concepts at 1/16 scale then gradually work up to 1/8. It lets you freely sketch many more schemes quickly without getting dragged down by the small details which, if the schemes fail, are moot. Also saves paper :) stay away from the computer program as long as possible. It can not think as freely as your hand.
Great interview just so full of knowledge and insights! very inspiring
Great talk... and the project was really amazing
Learned a lot
Love this, very informative. I'm only just starting out in this profession and this channel continues to widen my own potential.
Just beautiful and awesome 👌
A wonderful way to start the year 2023 with written notes of gold in Architecture.
Thanks a lot, really appreciate it.❤🔥🙌🏽
This was a great watch! Thanks.
This conversatioin was nothing short of incredible! 💯
very interesting - beautiful sketches - beautiful design. thank you both.
I really appreciate your drawing and sketch videos. Very inspiring.
Great insights into the 'dark art' of architecture.... truely an artful profession crucial to human wellbeing amid the spaces we live and work.
Your content is soooooo inspiring !!! Thank you very much!!!
I’m studying in Moscow Architecture University and your videos gives me so much ideas for my own project!!!
well this was absolutely lovely content to start the work week :)
This is a great exchange, more of this kind of stuff, please! :)
Like the way there’s no boring intro just dive right in love your channel
This is Great! Great Ideas, great conversation!
Thanks a lot for reminding me why I started in this journey of Architecture. Really needed this video.
As an architecture student, I really enjoy this conversation. Thank you :)
So on board with his perspective on Archicad. Too many questions too early... I used to use sketchup a lot more, and want to bring it back into my process.
Love this video.
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge.
As an first semester arch. stud. losing his shit rn, i love to procastinate with 30x40 videos x)
Much love out of Vienna, gonna go back to work
Great interview, thank you for sharing.