pls make more architectural related videos. im currently an architecture student in Canada and I love to learn how other students (or former students) create their work. such an inspiring video!
No longer an interior design-architecture student, but this has been very helpful in simplifying work processes, and presentation skills. This is probably one of the many side benefits to being a minimalist. Thank you for sharing!
I love the sophistication of you design thinking, but simple and clear explanation of such a complex project. Thanks for inspiring aspiring architects like myself!
This is a really interesting strategy. I love how you focused on context, history, usage etc. because that in context with design might be the most important thing about architecture
It's so refreshing to find content like this! I recently graduated from architecture school but haven't focused on design in quite some time because of distractions & part time jobs, so this is exactly what I needed to get back to a creative mindset. Amazing work, thank you for making this!
2:42 well I did, I'm Portuguese and have friends there I loved the dedication and work you put into this project and also this video, having someone talk about our history online feels amazing Big hug from Portugal 🇵🇹
as an undergraduate architecture student, I really enjoyed this type of content. Structuring a narrative in my design concept was something I've been looking to improve so it has been really useful to see it done right. Hope you upload more of this type of work!
Loved this! Architecture is design told through a story and this is no exception. Great project and hope to see more of your past projects (as well as future ones)
love these architecture videos please make more, there arn't many channels that give excellent examples of architecture projects for younger students and especially during the pandemic its really hard to grasp the work style. Keep it up :)
Just finished architecture school but so ready for all this architecture content! Would like to see: Creative workflow (research> sketch> final project and sketch/2D line > render/final image); What I would tell my student self/ what would I change (ways of thinking, software choices, arch references....); Tips on how to deal with stress and burnout (in arch school and when working for yourself). Much love from Portugal!
This is one of the very best best videos on this channel. Keep the architectural content coming. Would also be nice to see you talk about your presentation style.
Absolutely love this project! The design narrative framework of this project and the work you put in honor such a hiritage place is really awesome, great video!
Outstanding explanation of how narrative can (and should) be applied in design. And although this project pertains to architecture, it's applicable to any design-related field. As a user experience designer, I can also attest that design proposals are much more convincing with proof of context and impact. Super, super interesting video. Thank you!!
while the project is impressive in and of itself, i also think the way that you communicated your architectural design and process in such an accessible and engaging way is to be applauded; this was such a cool video!!
Hey great video! I must say, as a 3rd year architecture student in Paris, your project inspires me a lot for my future submissions! I hope that you’ll propose more of this kind of videos where you talk about your design and visual process, it’s helping a lot! maybe a portfolio video or a review of your first year projects might be good? Anyway keep up the good work!
Please make more architecture related videos! I am planning to study architecture this autumn and would love to have more insight in what an architect does!
Top video! I'm currently a Part 1 Architectural Assistant applying for a Masters in September and its great to see your approach to your design project
Hey Daniel, I work for an architecture firm in Toronto Canada and I really enjoyed this video. I will definitely keep in mind these key elements when it comes to story telling your design. Keep up the good work man!
if you don’t mind answering, what is it like working in architecture firms in Canada? If you have worked in other countries, are there any differences at all?
I'm through my architecture degree 3 years now, what I do now is visualize interior designs for local residential projects. Doesn't pay good, i can't think of doing anything better.
Congratulations on that particular video. The structure of your presentation helped me a lot as a basis for my course formation project. Thank you very much!
Any open tender projects/competition is all about the design narrative. This is my life at work with my colleagues, alongside all the other things we architects do. Always ends up that the client can never seem to afford anything first designed at the end of the day.
Thanks a lot Daniel for this awesome video it is very inspiring to see you talk architecture i am in first year in studying architecture and i learned a lot from this keep it up ♡♡
It's great to see such a clear process explained, although I don't know how sustainable this project could claim to be if its made entirely out of reinforced concrete.
I'm a third year arch student doing my masters. I got 3 more years to go before I can get it. This is my 4th term online and third studio online. Everyone before me is so lucky to have done most of their studios in person.
So glad I came across your channel, should have found you sooner but I'm still glad. It'd be great if you taught architectural design processes on skillshare as well. Would be interested to learn from you. Good luck and thank you for your channel :)
I was prepared for everything less a architectural design in Pico 😃 I love Pico and my family is from Azores. There are a lot of good work around there, related with building integrated in landscape
Hi I'm in my 2nd year of architecture and it would be really helpful if you could share your ways of dealing with all the stress these schools offer. I've heard schools in other countries are not as crazy as we have them here ( Pakistan) They literally kill us :)
Hi, I really enjoy this video, primarily because I’m about to start a small/cheap house design but I want to give it some “sense” -if that makes any sense- and this video has given me a very good idea on how to start. Thanks. I have one question though, how did you decide not using the basalt rocks in your project? Did you have this question asked while presenting your project? Cheers
Super interesting proposal idea! Love how it functions as such a strong contribution to the island. Though I was wondering how funding for this project would be made possible for this sort of meager location?
Im a third year in landscape architecture, seeing videos like this motivates me to transfer courses (I love both studies). But I'm graduating at the end of next year and not sure if I should stick out my degree or study both degrees
As someone who always wanted to be an Architect, but instead pursued Electrical Engineering, your amazing videos makes me wonder did I make the right choice.
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pls make more architectural related videos. im currently an architecture student in Canada and I love to learn how other students (or former students) create their work. such an inspiring video!
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Agree, very inspiring and informative video!!!!
More architecture stuff please! love it!
Yes please!!
Bro we were studying at Kingston at the same time 😂 Thats mad!
Kingston student here
@@jeffreych54 Oi oi another here
Got an unconditional offer but unsure, is it good how are you coping with the course etc. ?
Your story telling skills were definitely 90% why u succeeded. ahahaha
No longer an interior design-architecture student, but this has been very helpful in simplifying work processes, and presentation skills.
This is probably one of the many side benefits to being a minimalist.
Thank you for sharing!
I love the sophistication of you design thinking, but simple and clear explanation of such a complex project. Thanks for inspiring aspiring architects like myself!
This really shows how broad and deep architecture is. Really enjoyed the content.
Thank you for helping us deep dive in the thought process behind a simple design
I'm a first year architecture student and this is so useful, such a good video
This is a really interesting strategy. I love how you focused on context, history, usage etc. because that in context with design might be the most important thing about architecture
Respect. There is much to see that is short and shallow online. I enjoyed a break watching this long term, in-depth project showcasing your talents.
It's so refreshing to find content like this! I recently graduated from architecture school but haven't focused on design in quite some time because of distractions & part time jobs, so this is exactly what I needed to get back to a creative mindset. Amazing work, thank you for making this!
Great storytelling, something often overlooked in design. Design should be communicative, great work.
Love seeing my country. Had no idea about this history 🇵🇹❤
2:42 well I did, I'm Portuguese and have friends there
I loved the dedication and work you put into this project and also this video, having someone talk about our history online feels amazing
Big hug from Portugal 🇵🇹
As a Portuguese, I wish this would've been a "real" project, it's so well done and could really benefit Pico :)
as an undergraduate architecture student, I really enjoyed this type of content. Structuring a narrative in my design concept was something I've been looking to improve so it has been really useful to see it done right. Hope you upload more of this type of work!
Big hug from a Portuguese ex architecture student 😂🇵🇹
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Architecture is so similar to Industrial Design, we have the same way to make and sell projects
and I really enjoyed the video more than I thought I would... great job man.. love and respect from an Architecture student from Syria
I'm Portuguese and I loved watching this video. Your project was very impressive, congratulations on your work. I hope one day they get to building it
Sublime! Please, we need more of this content 🙏🏻
Thanks Jhonatan! 🙏🏼
For sure! We can see the love on architecture and the project through his eyes while he talks about.
I love seeing other people talking about my country
The upload time fits to an architect
I accidentally scheduled it for 2am instead of 2pm! But you're right completely right... This is fitting 😭
Loved this! Architecture is design told through a story and this is no exception. Great project and hope to see more of your past projects (as well as future ones)
Oh yes, more archi and design videos please!
love these architecture videos please make more, there arn't many channels that give excellent examples of architecture projects for younger students and especially during the pandemic its really hard to grasp the work style. Keep it up :)
Just finished architecture school but so ready for all this architecture content!
Would like to see: Creative workflow (research> sketch> final project and sketch/2D line > render/final image); What I would tell my student self/ what would I change (ways of thinking, software choices, arch references....); Tips on how to deal with stress and burnout (in arch school and when working for yourself).
Much love from Portugal!
I love the framework - really clarifies things and makes architectural design how it should be - simple
Thank you for this, Daniel.
It's absolutely delightful and I love your style of representations very much.
Absolutely loved this video!! Such refreshing content! Very interested in seeing more videos like this :)
The site analysis animations are very well drawn! Well done.
Thanks dude! 🙌🏼
Don't know anything about architecture. I just saw this in recommended and gave a like for that smile.
The video really shows how much of story telling architecture can be.
This is one of the very best best videos on this channel. Keep the architectural content coming. Would also be nice to see you talk about your presentation style.
Portugal!! ehehe
Great presentation and beautiful drawings. Nice and clean! Greetings... from Portugal!
Absolutely love this project! The design narrative framework of this project and the work you put in honor such a hiritage place is really awesome, great video!
Outstanding explanation of how narrative can (and should) be applied in design. And although this project pertains to architecture, it's applicable to any design-related field. As a user experience designer, I can also attest that design proposals are much more convincing with proof of context and impact. Super, super interesting video. Thank you!!
You have done a fabulous job. All the aspects were explained so precisely. Great work!!One of the best Architecture videos I have ever seen.💯🙏
Love it! Many of my architecture professors talked about having a design narrative, but I’ve never heard it broken down so clearly. Nice 👍
while the project is impressive in and of itself, i also think the way that you communicated your architectural design and process in such an accessible and engaging way is to be applauded; this was such a cool video!!
I like your minimalist video but as a fellow architect I was thrilled to see this one. Keep up the architecture content!
So educational and interesting. Thank you for making this video, Titch!
Hey great video! I must say, as a 3rd year architecture student in Paris, your project inspires me a lot for my future submissions! I hope that you’ll propose more of this kind of videos where you talk about your design and visual process, it’s helping a lot! maybe a portfolio video or a review of your first year projects might be good? Anyway keep up the good work!
Please make more architecture related videos! I am planning to study architecture this autumn and would love to have more insight in what an architect does!
Top video! I'm currently a Part 1 Architectural Assistant applying for a Masters in September and its great to see your approach to your design project
I'm always amazed by the thinking process of architects! So good! 🇵🇹❤
Greetings from the national and technical university of Athens! I Wish you a great career (and best holidays in Greece)
Hey Daniel, I work for an architecture firm in Toronto Canada and I really enjoyed this video. I will definitely keep in mind these key elements when it comes to story telling your design. Keep up the good work man!
if you don’t mind answering, what is it like working in architecture firms in Canada? If you have worked in other countries, are there any differences at all?
Thank you
Simply explained with the complex info into concise & informative narration.
I'm through my architecture degree 3 years now, what I do now is visualize interior designs for local residential projects. Doesn't pay good, i can't think of doing anything better.
what country?
@@peridot4529 India, what else
Great great video! Just doing my second year BA, super interesting project.
Such an inspiring video, thank youu daniel!!!
Congratulations on that particular video. The structure of your presentation helped me a lot as a basis for my course formation project. Thank you very much!
Nicely presented Daniel!! Currently working on a rural third year project as well and this was really useful 🙏🏼
I really like you thought of how the city may change & considered your build for flats & shops! Good job, silver metal Earned! 🥈
Any open tender projects/competition is all about the design narrative. This is my life at work with my colleagues, alongside all the other things we architects do. Always ends up that the client can never seem to afford anything first designed at the end of the day.
This was such a great video!! I love your architecture content 👍👍
Inspiring explanation of how to think and ship a project. I hope to integrate it more in my work
Thanks a lot Daniel for this awesome video it is very inspiring to see you talk architecture i am in first year in studying architecture and i learned a lot from this keep it up ♡♡
By far your best video, IMO
I loved this video! Happy to see you talk as an architect!
It's great to see such a clear process explained, although I don't know how sustainable this project could claim to be if its made entirely out of reinforced concrete.
Please more videos like that. I am not an architect, but this is so interesting. Keep up the amazing job
I'm a third year arch student doing my masters. I got 3 more years to go before I can get it. This is my 4th term online and third studio online. Everyone before me is so lucky to have done most of their studios in person.
Can I like, question/interview you as someone who wants to study architecture next year?
Incredibly interesting and brilliant video!
grass-root level execution _ yet sounded visionary.
LOVE THIS FRAMEWORK
So glad I came across your channel, should have found you sooner but I'm still glad. It'd be great if you taught architectural design processes on skillshare as well. Would be interested to learn from you. Good luck and thank you for your channel :)
Great video! Hoping for more architecture content!
That was really interesting and gave great insights in your valuable way of thinking. Thank you. I would like to see more content like this.
Incredible job! Absolutely love this video, can't wait for another video this!
Truly astonishing work!
The fact that flexibility is a pillar for sustainability is going to give me a lot to think about! Brb, off to mull.
Been waiting for this!
Well that was a fantastic video. Pease do more of these old project revisit. Excellent.
This inspired me alot!!
I was prepared for everything less a architectural design in Pico 😃 I love Pico and my family is from Azores. There are a lot of good work around there, related with building integrated in landscape
Hi I'm in my 2nd year of architecture and it would be really helpful if you could share your ways of dealing with all the stress these schools offer. I've heard schools in other countries are not as crazy as we have them here ( Pakistan) They literally kill us :)
I am from the Philippines, and a 2nd Year Architecture student too. I can feel it too tho. ahahah
Canada here, same
man you are're really good at presentation
Such a useful video for project workflow. Looking forward to your further architecture contents 👍👍
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing your work :)
Great video man
Would love to learn more about the techniques you used to present your project (form photoshop to the book binding!)
Hi, I really enjoy this video, primarily because I’m about to start a small/cheap house design but I want to give it some “sense” -if that makes any sense- and this video has given me a very good idea on how to start. Thanks. I have one question though, how did you decide not using the basalt rocks in your project? Did you have this question asked while presenting your project? Cheers
Would be great to know how you created those renders! Love the style & feeling
Im an architecture 1st year student. This was AWESOME
Super interesting proposal idea! Love how it functions as such a strong contribution to the island. Though I was wondering how funding for this project would be made possible for this sort of meager location?
This is an incredible study!😊🙌🏻
Amazing work!! soo Inspirational!!!
Im a third year in landscape architecture, seeing videos like this motivates me to transfer courses (I love both studies). But I'm graduating at the end of next year and not sure if I should stick out my degree or study both degrees
a mini Geography lesson included! wow!
As someone who always wanted to be an Architect, but instead pursued Electrical Engineering, your amazing videos makes me wonder did I make the right choice.
loved it so much
I don't plan on being an architect but I appreciate the info in case I do become one
this is helpful and informative! wanting for more
Nice project, well done!
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
would love to see more architectural context from you thanx
Really great video! Super informative ( :