this is one of the best architecture channels on youtube....congrats men, your videos has been truly inspirational for me and for my job as an architect, thanks for that and keep doing this amazing content!
Brilliant ;;Thank you so much for this magnificent vedio it really will inspire me for the next project I am Architect and I have not all this idea about steel !!! i hope you make a video about another materials it's really add more a awareness
Nice video. Learned a lot about steel and its uses. Would have been nice if you discussed a little bit about costs vs using wood or other materials for use in the same instances. How much is steel vs wood beams for instance....
Wouldn’t using steel as finishing on the wall behind the kitchen table be risky as steel heats up easily and might become hot when the stove is used for a long time?
Very nice! Thank you! I believe steel contruction is the future. I see many photos of house steel construction in cold area, how about cold bridges? Espec on the first photo in your video?
Have you ever consider mash production on pre-fabricated steel housing? there are great demand on this type of structures, ( like CA recent fire) those houses need rebuild, I hope it will not rebuild with wood.We want to be part of the Developers/Builders/Financial support on this type of projects. please write to us. thank you.
Yes, but- from the time it’s made steel wants to oxidize, so exterior steel needs to be protected forever, and a designer needs to think about all that repainting. Corten is nice, but is expensive, not available in all shapes, and needs careful detailing for the brown rust that flows off it. Take a cruise ship, and you’ll see the crew painting some of the exterior steel every day. Steel windows were popular in the 1920s-30s but went out of use because they were hard to maintain. Steel expands when it rusts and needs to be protected, even inside masonry or concrete. I think we owe it to users of out architecture to think beyond the first few years.
Beautiful video! (Except the weird American measurements nobody else in the world uses. You would be so kind to provide proper ones maybe just as subtitles in the next? Thanks a lot!)
this is one of the best architecture channels on youtube....congrats men, your videos has been truly inspirational for me and for my job as an architect, thanks for that and keep doing this amazing content!
Using metal makes every project more interesting
Podobný skleněný rozšíření domě směrem k té zdi plánuju.
Eric, again, you have a very helpful architecture channel on youtube.
corten steel is my favourite I goes with anything and it ads a natural feel
Superb vidoes Eric....greetings from Jamaica...keep up the great work your doing😉
This video is exceptional.
Brilliant ;;Thank you so much for this magnificent vedio it really will inspire me for the next project I am Architect and I have not all this idea about steel !!! i hope you make a video about another materials it's really add more a awareness
This is amazing. I'd love more videos like this!
Hello, how do you address the thermal aspect of steel? Things like thermal bridges for the envelope or the coldness of steel interior surfaces.
Great info! And very strong by way of connections (welding, bolting, riveting)
Amazing video!!! Thank you!
Very nicely presented and explain as well thanks sir, u add a lot of info in my archi dairy...
have you ever done a set of plans for a steel residential home? I am curious about how a steel plan set differentiates between a wood house.
Love the designs, how do you insulate these homes without ruining the look?
Gracias por el vídeo y tu tiempo 💯🙏👌
Did you mention consistency? Framing with warped wood is a pain.
great videos sir...you deserve a lot more likes and views...subscribed and sharing.
thank you
You're quite welcome...thanks for watching and sharing...!
Cheers...
Nice video. Learned a lot about steel and its uses. Would have been nice if you discussed a little bit about costs vs using wood or other materials for use in the same instances. How much is steel vs wood beams for instance....
Wouldn’t using steel as finishing on the wall behind the kitchen table be risky as steel heats up easily and might become hot when the stove is used for a long time?
Informative presentation but do you have any comment on its fire and thermal performance?
gracias.. por tus aportaciones.. thanks...
Love this video!
the man of steel 😊
Very nice! Thank you! I believe steel contruction is the future. I see many photos of house steel construction in cold area, how about cold bridges? Espec on the first photo in your video?
Excellent presentation
Outstanding video, thank you.
Can you do a piece on the glass tea house?
Have you ever consider mash production on pre-fabricated steel housing? there are great demand on this type of structures, ( like CA recent fire) those houses need rebuild, I hope it will not rebuild with wood.We want to be part of the Developers/Builders/Financial support on this type of projects. please write to us. thank you.
Good thank you
My neighbor used corrugated steel for his siding and it makes a lot of noise when the sun hits it.
great stuff man!
what about costs vs. the alternatives?
Yes, but- from the time it’s made steel wants to oxidize, so exterior steel needs to be protected forever, and a designer needs to think about all that repainting. Corten is nice, but is expensive, not available in all shapes, and needs careful detailing for the brown rust that flows off it. Take a cruise ship, and you’ll see the crew painting some of the exterior steel every day. Steel windows were popular in the 1920s-30s but went out of use because they were hard to maintain. Steel expands when it rusts and needs to be protected, even inside masonry or concrete. I think we owe it to users of out architecture to think beyond the first few years.
👌🏻👍🏻 Thank you!
Beautiful video!
(Except the weird American measurements nobody else in the world uses. You would be so kind to provide proper ones maybe just as subtitles in the next? Thanks a lot!)
Truth in material is kosher.
no, it's halal