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Here in California 2008 everything was brown. He’s right Tuscany style. Now everything is boxy and white. I am painting houses white on white on white. Feel like I’m at a hospital. Drives me nuts.

Great content bro 🔥

Quick tip, I’ve put up plenty of bandit signs on my flips and rentals. It’s super simple, just bring some water with you and pour it where you want to put your sign. It’ll make the ground softer. I do this with my properties in Texas when the dirt is bone dry during the summer.

Yes! PcM/ PjM live in effect. This is a good example of what it takes to price a project.

Very cool man! Crazy how you’re the only young architect on RUclips talking about their project, vlog style. I’m like 6 year out of architecture school and I have dreams of owning my own firm as well. First im focused on passing AREs so I’ll be right behind you! Nice work

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Not sure if that was sarcasm but adding a handle guard would be helpful

Video glitches towards the end boss

In Algeria it's 0 feet lol

How do you manage your clients?? Is it written? Discussed? Let me know!

This reeeks of "I just wandered onto a construction site to pretend im involved in it to build up my fake it till I make it social media profile" nothing about this guy gives me the impression he has any clue whats going on at that site, just comes across as a griffter. Sorry to be a hater but feels like there's a con going on🤷

We is always crazy to hear from an architect

Would you hire someone if they don’t already have a job?

Can you explain how you manage your projects, apps , meetings apps, project tracking etcc

What was this whole conversation, this felt like Oblivion NPC dialogue

Structural engineers: Am I a joke to you?

Im 13 and i dont just wanna be a architect. im wanna be come THE architect, i dont wanna design small houses and shit, IMMMA DO DEM SKYSCRAPERS

My favorite channel on RUclips

Keep up the good work cheering you on bro

Bro is chill you did get it on tap 😅

Yay architecture, whats next?

Would you spend $4,000,000 on a home?

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He’s the man 🙏🏾

It'd be worth looking into FDM printers as well. The fumes they put out are a little less toxic, depending on the material you're printing with. They also don't need to be washed and cured the way resin prints do. FDM printers do struggle to produce fine details the way a resin printer can, though. If you're wanting to print models with a lot of small details, then a resin printer would be a better fit. Bambu Labs currently makes the best FDM printers. Their A1, P1S, and X1C are all great printers. Elegoo, Uniformation, and HeyGears all make good resin printers at a variety of price points. FauxHammer, on RUclips, has useful reviews of both FDM and Resin printers, as well as other useful information for successfully running 3D printers.

For basic modeling a resin printer is way overkill, especially if you don’t have someone on your team who already knows all the quirks/dangers associated with them. I strongly recommend any Bambu labs or Prusa printers both are good for beginners and experienced users as well as being reasonably priced. Bambu is your plug it in and boom it’s working option, and Prusa requires more work to get started but will teach you more about printing helping inform your decisions on any upgrades in the future. Resin printers are capable of incredible high definition prints (often used to design jewelry and dental models), but for architectural models you can achieve a more than high enough level of detail with a lot less work/maintenance cost on one of these traditional FDM printers.

Get a bambu labs P1P

Get the elegoo Saturn 4. There's a kit that will come with a wash and cure station. Yes you need them. Yes you should wear gloves. Keep in mind like any new skill or tool you'll need someone to go in depth with and really learn it. Otherwise there are plenty of services that will send you a print that are cheaper than buying, maintaining, and training for a new printer.

This man’s name is not Louis 😤

Good day, Sir. My name is Bern Vanger, I'm an undergraduate student of architecture in Nigeria. I've been looking forward to starting a youtube channel to take up my career to the next level and probably start earning a little from it by God's grace. The idea of youtube has been a motive from a few friends and colleagues who have seen my craft worthy of taking on the media, which I've decided to give in. Sir, the idea of youtube is to share and sell your craft and ideas to people and earn from it aswell, but I've been doing some research, and I notice that most youtube content on architecture don't have ads attached, does that mean it is not a good niche that pays off in the end? With regards, Sir.

Fu********** true

The thing is ..when go for a contract the costumer runs away. 😢

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Nice vedio

That's true. As an employer, you should take the time to make sure that you find the right people. However, in architecture, there are many principals who would rather have someone that can hit the ground running so that they don't have to spend time to train. But that is not always feasible. To have people to do the job you want and need them to do, some form of training has to be provided. I'm not saying for a long period of time, but something has to be provided. What's in it for the employer? A skilled designer that you molded to which they could potentially take your role, if you desired, and you as the employer could potentially move in the space where it is the reason you become an architect is the first place, which is to design, while letting the person you trained handled the technical aspects of your firms' work. Architects, on a whole, are brilliant people. But they can also be impatient. I get it, time is money, especially if you're a sole proprietor, an LLP or the like. Having the patience to teach will ultimately be a win-win for your firm, for you and the one you train.

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If the construction build is actually 3 million, and an architect's cut is roughly 5% - 10% of the construction cost, you had a very nice payday (stretched out through the course of the project, that is). Nice job!

This is good. Thanks for sharing.

Crutial info right there

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Great video! I have the first 3 books that you mentioned. The one book I'm trying to get my hands on is the Architect's Handbook of Professional Practice (professional version). From what I understand, it's basically an architect's bible. Anyhow, thanks for sharing!

That's freaking awesome! I will be where you are. Thank you!

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Great Video!

Come on man, put some effort into your shorts. You have 60 seconds to support your opinion. WHY do you have insurance? WHO does it protect? WHAT are your risks? WHEN is this insurance used? HOW much are you insured for? HOW much does it cost you? WHEN are you going to delete this video and upload one with information?