I am an interior designer. I love architecture and I do a lot of space planning that is why I follow your channel to learn more from an architect. The content you are sharing is valuable thank you dear and one more thing you look gorgeous
Thank you for the content you provide. I like your way of thinking and I look forward to seeing another video, but for a house with a smaller area, because plots with small areas pose consequences for implementing the client’s ideas.
Firstly, thank you so much for sharing your very valuable knowledge. 26:30 if I understand correctly; one must always have some sort of corridor or separation between bedroom(s) and the living area?
@@kellIID Thank you for watching!! Yes, ideally if the space allows, it’s nice to have a separation or some sort of hallways where the doors open to. Especially if it’s a formal living area.
Hi Mal, your videos are good and very instructive, as always, but considering that this house plan is for Ghana, you have some mistakes: 1- Fireplace??? I don’t think that’s a reasonable choice considering the climate profile of Ghana. 2- Your solution to the outdoor kitchen is very reasonable, but it’s not practical for privacy reasons. The staff need to have their own space and don’t clash with the owners of the house. You don’t want to have them always hovering around on family time or when you’re with guests. They should be close by, but separated.
@@eumsmo326 Thank you for watching Ediv :) 1- In this day and age fireplaces are not used for heating, they are mostly for aesthetics and ambiance (even in cold climates, most modern houses have mechanical HVAC and don’t rely on fireplaces). The fireplace was a way to anchor the TV wall and act as a hearth. An electrical fireplace temperature can be adjusted or turned on just to make the living room bit more inviting. You will see fireplaces in warm climates like Miami, Texas, and even Hawaii. 2- As mentioned in the video, sometimes we ask for the moon but we don’t usually have the space nor the budget for the moon lol. If the lot was +8,000 SF it would’ve been nice to have a seperate staff kitchen as you mentioned but the lot is $4,000 and we were barely able to fit everything in without losing major program elements. Hope that answers your questions!
So nice you should post more content ! i love learning from you! And also could you give us courses...or master-classes?about Facades and house floor plans?WE really need you!
Thank you, so glad to hear! The projects keep me so busy with no time to shoot content lol but I’m trying to post twice a month, will see how that goes. Can you please email me at: bellajdel.malak@gmail.com Would love to chat with you to get some topic ideas and how to structure courses and master classes if that’s more helpful to the design community.
Hey Malbel!! I'm Mustafa, I had added you from LinkedIn a while ago. As a third grader, I really really appreciate your videos. From the time I've started watching you last summer, it felt like finding a treasure and I finally started to feel comfortable making projects with the tips you gave me. I am taking down notes, sharing you with my friends and I think you are the best designer that can openly communicate their ideas! I would really love to do an internship with you, just to learn things, but unfortunately I live very very far away. So I will keep on watching all the videos and materials you give me! I hope you find more customers, earn even more money and get to be known by everyone in the world! So I had a small question for you. Do you find your Revit objects online? They look really good and well organized! 36:05
Thank you, Mustafa this truly made my day🥹 will promise to keep them coming and share everything I’ve learned over the years. If I ever get a project in Turkey I will let you know. As for your question, I use revitcity.com and bimobjects.com to find components that are not in the Revit library. As for Lumion components I use 3Dwarehouse.sketchup.com
@@malbeldesigns Oh, but I thought you couldn't make changes in Revit once you open the project in Lumion, and if you added something on Lumion it would only show itself in Lumion. (It would create a seperate lumion file that doesn't allow you to switch back and forth with Revit.) If you place an object in Lumion, does it show itself in Revit too?
@@mysticalblizzard1981 If you have Lumion LiveSync plug-in with Revit you can make edits to your Revit and it will show in your Lumion (but not the other way around, if you put anything in Lumion it will not show in Revit)
Excellent and informative channel, thank you 🙏
Thank you for watching 🙏🏻
this is literally a gold mine. love the vid. do you do 1 on 1 tutorials?
Thank you :) been thinking about 1 on 1. Shoot me an email, will see how I can help: bellajdel.malak@gmail.com
LOVE your videos, thank you!!
Thank you for watching :)
This is wonderful. I wish the sun orientation and prevailing winds were discussed as well. Nevertheless, I love it!
Thank you 🙏🏻 Yes, this was more geared towards programming. Will try to cover more sustainability elements in future videos.
kindly thanks mam for the video its really informative and thanks for making it from scratch. have a wonderful day ahead...!
Thank you :)
Always very instructive and creative. Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for your support 🙏🏻
Where have u been...I miss u
Busy with projects been trying to post more ofter 🥲 but I’m always choosing quality over quantity
I am an interior designer. I love architecture and I do a lot of space planning that is why I follow your channel to learn more from an architect. The content you are sharing is valuable thank you dear and one more thing you look gorgeous
Thank you so much, Batool🤗
Thank you it's very helpful, i also can't ignore the fact that you are so gorgeous
@@aboyad thank you for watching :)
Thank you for the content you provide. I like your way of thinking and I look forward to seeing another video, but for a house with a smaller area, because plots with small areas pose consequences for implementing the client’s ideas.
Thank you! Sure, might have a small project coming up.
Firstly, thank you so much for sharing your very valuable knowledge.
26:30 if I understand correctly; one must always have some sort of corridor or separation between bedroom(s) and the living area?
@@kellIID Thank you for watching!! Yes, ideally if the space allows, it’s nice to have a separation or some sort of hallways where the doors open to. Especially if it’s a formal living area.
@@malbeldesigns thank a lot, very few architect youtubers share their design process like you do, usually it's just yapping videos. keep it up 👌
Hi Mal, your videos are good and very instructive, as always, but considering that this house plan is for Ghana, you have some mistakes:
1- Fireplace??? I don’t think that’s a reasonable choice considering the climate profile of Ghana.
2- Your solution to the outdoor kitchen is very reasonable, but it’s not practical for privacy reasons. The staff need to have their own space and don’t clash with the owners of the house. You don’t want to have them always hovering around on family time or when you’re with guests. They should be close by, but separated.
@@eumsmo326 Thank you for watching Ediv :)
1- In this day and age fireplaces are not used for heating, they are mostly for aesthetics and ambiance (even in cold climates, most modern houses have mechanical HVAC and don’t rely on fireplaces). The fireplace was a way to anchor the TV wall and act as a hearth. An electrical fireplace temperature can be adjusted or turned on just to make the living room bit more inviting. You will see fireplaces in warm climates like Miami, Texas, and even Hawaii.
2- As mentioned in the video, sometimes we ask for the moon but we don’t usually have the space nor the budget for the moon lol. If the lot was +8,000 SF it would’ve been nice to have a seperate staff kitchen as you mentioned but the lot is $4,000 and we were barely able to fit everything in without losing major program elements.
Hope that answers your questions!
Your channel is so great. I learned a lot. Thank you ❤
Thank you, glad to hear :)
OMG THANKS FOR UR VIDEOS, LOVE IT
@@teguhadany3501 You’re welcome :)
Well done ✅ this is really helpful.
Thank youu!! Glad to hear
So nice you should post more content ! i love learning from you! And also could you give us courses...or master-classes?about Facades and house floor plans?WE really need you!
Thank you, so glad to hear! The projects keep me so busy with no time to shoot content lol but I’m trying to post twice a month, will see how that goes. Can you please email me at: bellajdel.malak@gmail.com
Would love to chat with you to get some topic ideas and how to structure courses and master classes if that’s more helpful to the design community.
@@malbeldesigns my pleasure!Miss Malbel !
@@malbeldesigns i sent you an email 🙂!
I love your videos. Underrated channel.
Thank you for watching Tom :)
Hey Malbel!! I'm Mustafa, I had added you from LinkedIn a while ago. As a third grader, I really really appreciate your videos. From the time I've started watching you last summer, it felt like finding a treasure and I finally started to feel comfortable making projects with the tips you gave me. I am taking down notes, sharing you with my friends and I think you are the best designer that can openly communicate their ideas! I would really love to do an internship with you, just to learn things, but unfortunately I live very very far away. So I will keep on watching all the videos and materials you give me! I hope you find more customers, earn even more money and get to be known by everyone in the world!
So I had a small question for you. Do you find your Revit objects online? They look really good and well organized! 36:05
Thank you, Mustafa this truly made my day🥹 will promise to keep them coming and share everything I’ve learned over the years. If I ever get a project in Turkey I will let you know.
As for your question, I use revitcity.com and bimobjects.com to find components that are not in the Revit library. As for Lumion components I use 3Dwarehouse.sketchup.com
@@malbeldesigns Oh, but I thought you couldn't make changes in Revit once you open the project in Lumion, and if you added something on Lumion it would only show itself in Lumion. (It would create a seperate lumion file that doesn't allow you to switch back and forth with Revit.) If you place an object in Lumion, does it show itself in Revit too?
@@mysticalblizzard1981 If you have Lumion LiveSync plug-in with Revit you can make edits to your Revit and it will show in your Lumion (but not the other way around, if you put anything in Lumion it will not show in Revit)
WOW!!!!! You are the best Malak, and you express your ideas so clearly. You were born to be an architect. Love from San Mateo 💖
Thank you 🤗🙏🏻
your channel was great help for me over the years !
Thank you, glad to hear!!