Material Joints (+ why they matter)

For a young architect, the realization that lines on paper represent actual physical materials is transformational. An architect's work is to infuse these seemingly simple intersections between materials with meaning and beauty.
To illustrate how architects artfully compose joints (and the different types) I dissect two projects, which differ in their execution but support the same thesis: that even the tiniest of joints matter to architecture.
Concepts:
Articulation
Function
Spatial definition
Rainscreen
Composition
Pattern + Form
Orientation
Sealing
Detail
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Please watch: "Making a Site Model - The Outpost Project"
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[@osamab814]

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[@AZMarine513]

I did framing and finishing for a number of years. I have been a certified A&P mechanic for 34 years. I firmly believe that engineers and architects should do the hands on work for 2 years before they start designing anything.

[@binozia-old-2031]

Why is the camera zoomed in so much?

[@Brian-os9qj]

Nice breakdown on all the beautiful highlites of these homes

[@bisershivachev309]

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[@TheAlpine49]

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[@philrabe910]

I liked #1 but it is a very common look in northern California. #2 however was pretty spectacular, especially the kitchen, stair, and bath photos. Very nice!

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