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BAU Studio 1
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Handdrawing 4: How to divide and multiply in perspective
Lesson 4 of the series: "How to draw a cup of tea?"
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BAU Studio 1 week 2 The Place of Houses
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This is an explanation about generating variants, or alternatives, on two scale levels: that of the city, and that of the building. This is done using parts of the book "The Place of Houses" by Charles Moore, Gerald Allen and Donlyn Lyndon.
dimensions materials use context
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About the relation between how you measure things and how you design them. How can we use the dimensional characteristics of material, use and context in designing architecture?
Space
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Jacob Voorthuis of Eindhoven University of Technology explaines about space. About space as information, Kant, Mahler, about parallax, audible space, tactile space, olfactory space...
the residential floorplan
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A short overview of conceptual models for residential floorplans, and of considerantions when designing them (by Wouter Hilhorst).
spatial sequences
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A short exploration of spatial sequences, in Changdeokgung palace in Seoul, South-Korea, and museum Boijmans-Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, the Netherlands (by Wouter Hilhorst).
7OO5X0 the residential floorplan
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A short overview of conceptual models for residential floorplans, and of considerantions when designing them (by Wouter Hilhorst).
Handdrawing 3: How to draw a cube with construction method
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Handdrawing 3: How to draw a cube with construction method
Handdrawing 1: How to draw a cube by observation
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Lesson 1 of the series: "How to draw a cup of tea?"
Handdrawing 2: How to draw a cube by imagination
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Lesson 2 of the series: "How to draw a cup of tea?"
the design process 3: making models
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Make models! They can be quick, sketch-like and improvised. Here I make six models in fifty minutes.
architectural design 3: synthesis & concept
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Some examples of ways to relate the urban design with the architectural design. And what the 'concepts' of these examples could be.
architectural design 2: spatial quality
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What do we mean by spatial quality?
architectural design 1: reacting to the context
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There are infinite ways how an architectural design can react to its context. Here are three, to give you an idea what it could mean.
the design process 2: alternatives & variants
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What do alternatives and variants look like, in designing?
the design process 1: design is a verb
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the design process 1: design is a verb
basic architectural drawings 3: stairs & elevators
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basic architectural drawings 3: stairs & elevators
basic architectural drawings 2: windows & doors
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basic architectural drawings 2: windows & doors
basic architectural drawings 1: plan, elevation, section
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basic architectural drawings 1: plan, elevation, section
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Good, strong, simple video!
Thank you!
Why did this stop and why are there not more views. Such clarity in 30 minutes. 30x40 is cool but this is truly something.
thank u for this..im an architecture student...2nd year..and im still struggling...
these are great tutorials! should be more watched. Very clear on how to create drawings and understand them.
Very simple and clear. Subbed 👌
This was very helpful
Thank you a lot! I am studying architecture in Japan, this was very helpful to me!
Thank you! Have a great time in Japan.
Thank you sir ❤
Thank you so much, the only video in English.
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Thank you so much for your useful videos, coud you please give instructions how to present things like cupboards with drawers in the kitchen? Thank you a lot again :)
Amazing crystal clear explanation! I was looking all over the internet and I'm so glad that I found this video. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Brilliant. Short but sweet, thanks for sharing
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the most helpful video I've seen so far! thank you!!
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Amamzing, ask him more question that was powerful.
Wow please do more videos like these. I'm interested in residential design for my future.
Thank you so much you emanate such positive helpful energy
Thank you, that is a very nice thing to say.
Thank you
Great video, sir. How do you calcute the elevation of a building?
that was helpful
thank you
Thank you so much this video is helpful. Finally I understand how to draw.
thanks! this helped :)
Lol
Thanks
Thank you for making this!
Thank you! I learned from this explanation. As an architecture student, this is helpful. I will apply this new knowledge to my explorations into the concepts of space.
Thank you for your kind comment. Enjoy architecture!
More videos please wow
Anyone, can someone define in layman term what is a "Spatial Concepts".
Think of a typical museum of fine arts (Louvre in Paris, British Museum in London): many rooms, directly connected to each other - you go directly from one room to the next, a sequence (or even network) of rooms (concept 1, a matrix of spaces). Then, imagine a typical school building: classrooms, which you reach via a corridor - two types of spaces, circulation space, and spaces to dwell (concept 2, separate circulation space). Then, imagine one big space in which many different activities can happen at the same time - maybe an airport terminal, or a big church building, some museums (Centre Pompidou in Paris, Neue Nationalgallerie in Berlin): a different 'spatial concept' again - one big 'flowing' space containing many 'places' (concept 3). If you want to, as a last example, a bit of an evergreen for architects maybe, look up the Barcelona Pavilion by architect Mies van der Rohe: many spaces, or rooms, or places (I think you can call them all these words) flowing into each other, hard to distinguish clear boundaries: 'interpenetrating spaces' (concept 4). A nice book about all this is, in my view, 'Architecture - Form, Space and Order' by Francis D.K. Ching. Does this make sense?
@@baustudio1351 Thankyou for this. Is there a specific book/article or video with these breakdowns of different spaces? I’m struggling to find one
You have such a cool setup!
Thank you!
Very helpful! Well explained
Thank you!
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It is good
Thanks helped a lot
it is so helpful!! I definitely would like to see more of these videos
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So many little issues. I guess I'm going to have to look further to see who this guy is. (Hopefully not college level. Hopefully not practicing. Why is he teaching?! (Just for one before I get too frustrated, little things, 8:26/11:21 - Draws tree in relation to side elevation... so wrong im angry, maybe he resolves the reason as I watch further...)
draws scale plan up in the right corner, adds the river, draws the house box at almost a 45 degree angle change...? Dude!? Really?
This is honestly basic bitch shit he "should" know. SUPER important in the real world.
9:02 mins in - essentially he has 3 different plans... I will continue to review...
"um,...um...um...um... architects need to sign their works,... ummm..." - Nope.- Andrew Novion 03/08/2021
Shoot, I've heard before that those that actually can, do... and those that cant, teach... I don't know if this guy should be in either category. Prove me wrong.
thank you!
new videos please. thank you so much
this is nice
great content! but i would love to see how would you add spatial quality in the same building in the beginning of the video (the meeting room and bathrooms etc.)
This was very helpful!
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This was really helpful, thanks!!
wonderful
Very helpful!🥰 I have a problem with curved stairs, can you please explain the theory about it? 😔
As a construction student I appreciate this video! great work well said
Thank you!