Architecture Masters PORTFOLIO | 4th year Thesis | James Y. Osborne
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Hi my name is James Y. Osborne. I have just completed the first year of my Architecture Masters degree (4th year overall). This is a presentation of my thesis portfolio.
TIMECODE:
00:00:00 - Welcome back
00:01:51 - Portfolio presentation
00:13:40 - Portfolio discussions
00:16:47 - For Subscribers
Thank you!
James.
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jfc i can't imagine how much time went into making this. mad respect. you're such an inspiration! and it's not only about visuals, it's about the essence of work hugely as well. it's sad, that you put your thoughts on elaborating architecture out, that'd be interesting to hear. otherwise thank you for your work and best luck with everything
This work is absolutely beautiful!!
Nuts ! Well thought out project! I’m a sucker for historical relevance 👍🏼
Amazing work James! I loved the visuals and concept. Keep up the hard work 😁
Thanx mate. I appreciate it
what a coincidence, this morning I was watching again your previous video about portfolios! Glad to have you back and what a wonderful job congratulations.
Thank you Benjamin. See you in the next one
James, I should say that I've already seen your portfolio on issuu, and had to click on the video instantly. The cover is soooo distinct!
man i'm super impressed. that quality level is over 9000. nice work.
Thanx Matthias, I appreciate it.
Your graphics are revolutionary.
Do you mean "revolutionary" in a good way?
@@lets_architecture I mean it in the best way possible. I've rarely seen anyone do study models to understand essence of architectural projects. That is very unique and I hope this method is used more often to study architecture.
Thanx. The method of architectural "transcription" was invented by Jan de Vylder (director of aDVVT and professor at ETH.). My studio tutor (Takero Shimazaki) hass collaborated with Jan. We also sent our models to Vlaams Architectuurinstituut, as part of a bigger exhibition.
@@lets_architecture That is very interesting to know. Thank you so much. I'll definitely look into this method.
And you're channel is an amazing source of inspiration. Thank you for your content. 🙇
Damn, your content is amazing. That intro has some Wes Anderson's vibe, love it
Thanx Demian. Haha It's always nice to see another Wes Anderson fan)
Don't be sorry, there are times for everything and everyone.
And you content is great, also your project it's amazing🔥
Big support to you all the way from Mexico 👌🇲🇽
Thank you Andres. Hugs all the way from the UK.
Anyone who’s done architecture should know how tough it is in architecture school... no excuses needed for any absences! Stop apologizing and rest up!
Thanx mate. Its even harder when u suffer from depression.
Impressive!
Thank you Navik
perfect 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanx. I appreciate you staying)))
For me, this is definitely a 10/10.
I've just graduated this july and taking your degree feels like you're bulletproof.
BEST sensation I've feeld.
Much love, from Brazil. 🇧🇷
Ps: Please, keep posting. 😘
Thank you, Raissa. Hugs from the UK. I've decided to become an architect at the age of 12. I've been chasing that dream for 13 years now, and still, there is at least 3 more years until I could call myself an architect. If I get there, I'll probably feel bulletproof too (unless I break in the process). I'm back for good!!! See you in the next one.
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I've believe in you. Be strong.👊🏼💪🏼
Can also confirm doing a masters will bring pain and burn a hole in your pocket. Spent hours learning tons of software and my tutor then wants me to do hand drawings for my project :'(. Really beautiful portfolio James btw!
Ahh... the "joy" of architecture degree))) Definitely need to make a separate video on it) Thanx.
I actually thought u you were gone dude..... Welcome back. You were missed.
Thanx Okorie. I thought the same at times)
Extraordinary work james! By the way i wanted to ask you that how many font types can be used for portfolio? Personally I liked the font you used, Is it geomterica font?
Thank you Manohar 😊. How many fonts can be used?... Ideally one. You can get different sizes and different weights, and that should be plenty. I know that some people prefer not to bother with weights, so in those cases you could use two fonts, one for titles and one for the general text. The font I used is called 'Underground 22', its the font that the 'Transport for London (TfL)' uses, and it is NOT free. I do love it)
Thanks a lot for the info! Keep inspiring with your amazing work👍
@@manoharpattar7806 thanx. I'm finishing my LAST year of studies, so videos r gonna have wait a bit
5:47 I love this section... what software you used to build the model... (Revit?)
SketchUp
What softwares did you use for 11:20 and 14:18 renderings
Great work👌✌️, could you please tell me the layout page (A2, A3 etc.)size since it looks perfect layout on screen view.
Thanx. Each page is 297mm x 317mm. Essentially its an A3 page, that is cropped at the bottom.
@@lets_architecture Thank you!
what program did you used for your 3D model ?
Hey Leon. Could you please be more specific, which page are you talking about?
@@lets_architecture when you show the 3d model at around the 14:10 mark
@@leonwong7968 ahh sure. I modelled it in SketchUp and rendered it in Enscape.
@@lets_architecture interesting, the curtains/drapes around the perimeter looks really good in enscape
Thanx. I found them in 3d Warehouse, then it was just a matter of setting up the material properties. I've only discovered Enscape in June and I was blown away by how easy it is and how good the results are.
What programmes did you use to design this?
Uhmm what do you exactly mean? What programs did I use to create the "work" within the portfolio? You could be looking at a 3ds Max + Photoshop combination or a SketchUp + Enscape + Illustrator combination. If you are talking about the final portfolio, I did put it all together in InDesign.
@@lets_architecture Yeah sorry i was a bit vague, I'm starting my masters this September and I'm interested in whether the software changes or whether its just building on everything you've learnt
Part 1 was basically hand drawn at the start of the project moving onto photoshop and Sketchup and then into indesign with a bit of rendering for final images.
What do you wish you'd known before you started?
I'd say the renders where a mix of photoshop and enscape. You can probably use lumion or v-ray instead if you want. As for the line drawings this can be done using sketchup then importing the section/plan into Autocad or illustrator to clean the lineweights. To get the plans with the beautiful shadows I'd say use sketchup then render the view with enscape and then import into illustrator to add grain and fix lineweights etc but that's just me guessing😅
@@Buckers582 ahh. Good luck!!! Well, regarding the software, it all depends on the UNI, and more importantly on the studio (tutor). Im doing master at London Met (I LOVE IT HERE) and we have 10 studios and they all range from more traditional (loads of hand drawings and models) to more contemporary (computer only). My unit is inbetween. We did loads of sketches and models, but the final work is drawn on a computer. (Apart from one A1 drawing) Although we were asked to do "digital drawings that have a hand-drawn feeling to them). Anyway, I think you should play to your strengths. At the end of the day the medium in which you work is only the means to translating your design to others. I have learnt a lot in terms of presentation this year, and i will be showing different ways you can create 'visualisations', different complexities, different approaches, different styles etc. Stay tuned for that. Generally speaking the differen e between 3rd & 4th year is like that of 2nd & 3rd. Same stuff but more indepth. But now incorporating everything you've (hopefully) learnt during your placement.
@@FEISARCHASSISMK3 you guessed right!!! Every "scale model photo" (except "Transcription") was full CGI (3ds Max + Corona Render > P.shop) lol. We were in lockdown, no workshops, so I had to improvise. Thankfully I've mastered the technique of fake "scale models" in my previous portfolio ))) All "renders" at the end were done with SketchUp + Enscape > P.shop. All 'illustrations' were done with SketchUp > Illustrator > P.shop (had to come up with a new repeatable technique).
Like for shia .
but you've were good ;)
Thanx Francisco.