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Hello, do you have any designs for the tropics?

I'm a big fan. I'm also curious how the core team thinks about the positioning and potential relationship between this and 3d printed homes.

Bonsoir , comment pouvons nous vous contacter , je m'intéresse à en fabriquer. Mais il me faut plus d'information. Merci de m'indiquer un mail

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WRB? How?

Thank you for your Work🙏🏼

29:20 - I like the concept, maybe when people use WikiHouse, they agree to provide feedback.

Where can I go to print a cardboard version to play with? 😊

My father in-law built houses for over 30 years. He and his kids do that when driving around, "he built that one, he built this one" There is evidence he was there.

1:9 dang I'm closer to 1:1.5 I couldn't imagine taking a loan at a 1:9 ratio

I don't understand, how is that zero carbon?

Where can we find that assembly guide?

Hello guys. Thank you for the video. It's very interesting. On the video, at the 4 minute mark, you show the slide with different layers. Could you please tell me how to get such a house layout with Skylark 250? Specifically, I am interested in the attic... I don't want a full-fledged second floor. I would like to have two offices on the attic floor. In other words, the attic floor will be used only for computer work, so it can be low and not the entire area of the house. On your slide, it's exactly what I want - the house has a full ceiling on the ground floor and a low attic. Among the provided elements of Skylark 250 0.2.2, I can't figure out how to do this. Could you please tell me if it is possible?

Hello Gabriele. Unfortunately, the link doesn't work. Could you please share the link again in .skp format ?

Is it possible to create and test the loading for a hip and ridge style roof system?

Sears was pretty incredible, and then it just didn't work.

Brilliant. Big step forward. Loved the first principles introduction at the beginning too.

www.wikihouse.cc/designs is now live

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Won't it be open sourced in any way? Or some similar but simplified project maybe to start with.

Love the Wikihouse initiative! Videos is a good idea to spread the word but for gods sake EDIT THE VIDEOS!!! Watching a Teams conference where people are joining in from very noisy environments is tiresome. As you have to turn the soundlevel up to hear the ones speaking quietly, you then get bombarded with the slamming of doors, loud voices from the background and other stuff. The same for watching someone waiting to join a video conference

Woot! Great video.

how many sheets of plywood for skylark two stories

Great changes, especially the gable end walls and window lintels. Well done!

You talked about ridge beams in the video. I understand you recommend ridge beam for span up to about 7m to 8m. I think you said no ridge beam is needed where there are crossbeams at the bottom of the roof, in each slice of the building (maybe every 600mm.) Is this ridge solution also possible? images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a9837aa8f513076715a4606/1599561805380-2MW9U5E6R9NOGOJ8LMLU/009c_Wikihouse.jpg?format=2500w

There are a few very cool pictures on WikiHouse sites of a roof with two pitches. How are these made please? Maybe one is 10 degrees and the other 42 degrees?

Hi, when would the blocks going to be updated on the website?

I am a teacher at a carpentry school and I love the idea of manufacturing the parts in a workspace and assemble it in just a few days, creating a house. For our point of view the translate directly into of topping of technology. I do have a few questions for you. Are you working on a way to build hipped roofs? I'm from Denmark and quite a lot of our 1 family houses, have hipped roofs. In the start of the video, it was stated that the u-value was pretty low, however for a danish point of view, the stated value of 0.15 - 0.18 W/m2K is not that low. Therefore I wonder what kind of isolation is used to calculate these u-values and what lambda-value the isolation had? In Denmark new houses should have a u-value 0.14 W/m2K and for our low emission houses u-value of 0.12 W/m2K. So from a builders point of view, I have problems seeing where we can build Wikihouses in Denmark, but maybe you can help me with the details of the isolation properties. Hope to hear from you. Best Regards Andreas

Hello, I live in Chile, I would like to know why when I download the skylark 250 detailed blocks, I don't have access to all the ones shown in the video?

Thank you all for your work

i am in love with this project

Hi Gabriele, I was wondering if you could save the model in an earlier version of Rhino. It seems the file is in Rhino 8WIP

Great presentation, very exciting to see how the Wikihouse concept has progressed. I had a suggestion in regards to the system not accounting for labour costs, would there be a way to make an estimation of the time component of labour that local designers could then assign local labour rates to? Maybe break it down by trade to allow for a more granular estimate to be made?

Just wondering is the code for this on GitHub, if so what was the link please? Great video, very interesting, many thanks!

We ran out of time and here are the answers to the remaining questions: Q: How would you advise to use sprayed foam insulation with wikihouse?is it possible to spray foam on the inside of the block while it's still "open"? A: We have seen examples of WikiHouses built using spray foam insulation. Some spray foams are better than others in terms of environmental and health impacts. We have usually tended towards to the less messy soft-fill insulation, but others such as spray or blown cellulose insulation are also potential options. Q: Have you got any plans to include modelling existing site constraints? A: Yes, where there is publicly available site data we would eventually like to include property boundaries, topography, satellite imagery, existing buildings etc. Add any other questions here and we'll reply in comments!

Amazing work. Can’t wait to test it out even with making the US unit conversion myself. 🎉

Watching the vod now!

Do you have a oriven small pod design thats tried and tested. I have a 5 axis industrial machine amd interested to cut out a sample store room in the yard outside the workshop thanks

In the US, we use standard 16 or 24-inch on-center framing and expect a standard 24-inch wide block to be the best option for a Wikihouse structure. The challenge is that the standard US plywood is 48 inches wide, making it impossible to get two 24" panels from a single sheet, including the kerf from the router bit. In comparison, the metric version uses 600mm blocks, and the plywood is typically 1250mm, allowing for two (2) 600mm panels and plenty of extra space to make the most of your plywood. How should we address this in the US? Has this come up before?

Do you plan on making Revit families available for those of us working in Revit? Or would you be interested in working with someone to produce them for you?

you can sell your technology to Russia?

@Echo very good job! I'm very impressed you're integrating plastic into wikihouse builds!

Amazing work guys

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Just wondering if you've had a go using Plyboo? I'm putting together research on local materials to reduce transport Carbon costs. I'm in Australia and we are fine with pine ply, but in China, bamboo is making waves in structural columns and as a ply alternative. I havea sample and it seams quite tough.

Really great work. Love the ethos behind the product.

The results ???

This is so awesome! Fantastic work everyone! As an engineer, I really appreciate Gabry and other's efforts. Very much looking forward to the configurator :).

Excellent progress with skylark. Looking forward to looking at the model parts thanks so much for what you are doing.