As an architecture student… I’m proud to say that I’ve done every single mistake you mentioned. 😂 But I guess that’s the better way I’ve learned, although a bunch of tips like these ones come in handy. ☺️ Thank you, Kyle! Kudos for all the content you’ve been uploading. 🤩
As an architect student and practitioner I think THAT simplicity and multiple good drawing and schemes does more than a loaded set of analysis. Big is a master of this. These people understand site operations quite well. Site analysis is AWARENESS of the forces that govern your design and design decisions. Nothing else.
A site analysis is so important and takes a lot of time and effort ,when I was a student our professor used to focus more on how we do it and of course why it's so necessary to do it well , the sketching phase and conception depends a lot on this analysis so that problems like ones that you have mentioned will not be found . It's very helpful
So useful! Thanks! If you think of the TIME VALUE aspect of your presentation. You dont want to waste the time of your professor or client explaining unnecessary (less significant) findings because each second is more 'expensive' for them as they get paid/earn more. Also there is probably 1 presentor explaining and a bunch of people listening which accumulates to a lot more time value invested in seeing the presentation than presenting.
Noted: - Any data should be useful for analysis and practice. - Graphic: Let the drawing tell the audience. Less text. Only show what need to show. - Don let the site analysis data leaves there and no use afterward. - Don use Site analysis with site plan. Use sketch or other drawing instead.
I hated doing these Site Analysis diagrams in school where it just looked like information overload. Sometimes it felt like a checklist. Instructors just wanted you to show that you did enough research but you never used it to inform the design. I'll tell you this from experience, I don't do this in the office now 😂
Thanks for this Kyle! Much appreciated! Can you do a video focusing more about site and urban planning? We're currently taking Design 7 and I really need some details and infos about the said topic.
I'm a first year architecture student and I started to apply these things but I can't understand them very well because it's hard to understand , can you give me tips that might help me😊
It's usually as simple as searching for it on Google. You can also geo-locate your Revit, Archicad or similar model to integrate the sun path into your model using shadows.
One of the tasks I need to do for site analysis is diagraming sound with concentric circles emanating from points on the site. How do I start diagraming something like this?
I have a question that’s been confusing me a lot, some countries take architecture in 3 years and some take architecture in 5 years why is that what is the difference between them ? Like United Arab Emirates is 5 years but Australia is 3 years. Please if you have an explanation for this I would really appreciate it
I think you’re comparing different courses. In Australia the bachelors of architecture is 3 years but architectural registration also requires a 2 year master degree. It used to be a 5 year bachelor course but changed about 10 years ago. As for why other countries are shorter or longer, each country have their own registration requirements but all are generally 4-7 years
@@kylesinko do you know why Australia changed the bachelors from 5yrs to 3? I'm in AU and I find it great that they did because I'm able to take time after the bachelors and work a bit before doing the masters to see if I wanna qualify/ not but was just wondering the reason
Analysis is the detailed examination of the elements or structure of something. So when you're doing a site analysis, you should be examining how the site will interact with your proposed building or the existing building if there is one. You want to understand the context surrounding the building to better integrate the two.
@@LifeofanArchitect_TylerD Thanks for a great response! Can I also recommend my site analysis video? It will help a lot. ruclips.net/video/-aFBwHkQNxg/видео.html
As an architecture student… I’m proud to say that I’ve done every single mistake you mentioned. 😂 But I guess that’s the better way I’ve learned, although a bunch of tips like these ones come in handy. ☺️ Thank you, Kyle! Kudos for all the content you’ve been uploading. 🤩
Haha don't worry, so have I! Thanks a lot for the kind comment, I appreciate your support and am glad you are enjoying my content
😂😂😂
Haven't done my site analysis yet, but this has made me understand my task better .thanks
As an architect student and practitioner I think THAT simplicity and multiple good drawing and schemes does more than a loaded set of analysis.
Big is a master of this. These people understand site operations quite well. Site analysis is AWARENESS of the forces that govern your design and design decisions.
Nothing else.
Most welcome :)
A site analysis is so important and takes a lot of time and effort ,when I was a student our professor used to focus more on how we do it and of course why it's so necessary to do it well , the sketching phase and conception depends a lot on this analysis so that problems like ones that you have mentioned will not be found . It's very helpful
Well said! Thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed the video
So useful! Thanks! If you think of the TIME VALUE aspect of your presentation. You dont want to waste the time of your professor or client explaining unnecessary (less significant) findings because each second is more 'expensive' for them as they get paid/earn more. Also there is probably 1 presentor explaining and a bunch of people listening which accumulates to a lot more time value invested in seeing the presentation than presenting.
Exactly right! Well said. Thanks for watching :D
I've been struggling how to correctly create a site analysis as an architecture student and your video helped a lot. Thanks so much.
You're very welcome! Thanks Angeli
Hey I'm also an architecture student
Interior design student here I love your videos, they are so helpful!
Noted:
- Any data should be useful for analysis and practice.
- Graphic: Let the drawing tell the audience. Less text. Only show what need to show.
- Don let the site analysis data leaves there and no use afterward.
- Don use Site analysis with site plan. Use sketch or other drawing instead.
Have a site analysis due next week, your timing couldn't have been better🔥
Perfect! Good luck with your deadline :D
I hated doing these Site Analysis diagrams in school where it just looked like information overload.
Sometimes it felt like a checklist. Instructors just wanted you to show that you did enough research but you never used it to inform the design.
I'll tell you this from experience, I don't do this in the office now 😂
Haha exactly right… thanks for sharing!
I am on doing my site analysis. Good timing, helpful ♡
Thanks Semur! Best wishes for your project.
thank you so much. I'm in my first year and photoshop gives me a lot of trouble. May you please share more on how to use it for beginners?
Helpful! Saved me a lot of trouble
Glad it helped! Cheers
I am an English as a Second Language Teacher and will use your awesome content to help my students better understand Archi English!
That's awesome! Thank you so much. Cheers
Thanks for the great content. 🔥
My pleasure! Thanks for watching Reese
Brilliant! Thank you.
You're welcome :)
Wow you kindly slapped me in the face :) Thank you tho !
Haha, sorry! Glad you enjoyed the video
Thanks for this Kyle! Much appreciated! Can you do a video focusing more about site and urban planning? We're currently taking Design 7 and I really need some details and infos about the said topic.
Sure thing. I have a lot of videos lined up so will try add that in. Thanks for watching Keith!
Thank you 😇 God Bless 😇💐
Thank you as always Sukhpreet!
I'm a first year architecture student and I started to apply these things but I can't understand them very well because it's hard to understand , can you give me tips that might help me😊
Thank you!
You're welcome!
How do you find the sun path of a specific site
It's usually as simple as searching for it on Google. You can also geo-locate your Revit, Archicad or similar model to integrate the sun path into your model using shadows.
Dude, we never orienting our building on site analysis. It's on your concept as a respond to your site analysis.
Great❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Angelie! 🧡
One of the tasks I need to do for site analysis is diagraming sound with concentric circles emanating from points on the site. How do I start diagraming something like this?
I have a new video coming out tonight which is all about diagramming. It should help so stay tuned!
Well I have to redo all my preliminaries now... thanks😂😂
thanks
You're welcome :)
I have a question really architecture it all about what is it about studying of weather or human life and fulfil their needs
Great video! Try to cut down if possible though it’s pretty repetitive
Thanks mate! Appreciate the feedback
Could you please do layout plan
I have a question that’s been confusing me a lot, some countries take architecture in 3 years and some take architecture in 5 years why is that what is the difference between them ?
Like United Arab Emirates is 5 years but Australia is 3 years.
Please if you have an explanation for this I would really appreciate it
I think you’re comparing different courses. In Australia the bachelors of architecture is 3 years but architectural registration also requires a 2 year master degree. It used to be a 5 year bachelor course but changed about 10 years ago. As for why other countries are shorter or longer, each country have their own registration requirements but all are generally 4-7 years
@@kylesinko do you know why Australia changed the bachelors from 5yrs to 3? I'm in AU and I find it great that they did because I'm able to take time after the bachelors and work a bit before doing the masters to see if I wanna qualify/ not but was just wondering the reason
Is there any software to collect climate data?
I'll usually just type on Google "Local climate data" and enough data will be provided. Not too sure about actual software though, I'm sure there is!
serious question: what is analysis in general and how do you do it
Analysis is the detailed examination of the elements or structure of something.
So when you're doing a site analysis, you should be examining how the site will interact with your proposed building or the existing building if there is one. You want to understand the context surrounding the building to better integrate the two.
@@LifeofanArchitect_TylerD Thanks for a great response! Can I also recommend my site analysis video? It will help a lot. ruclips.net/video/-aFBwHkQNxg/видео.html
Our professor in my university required ours to have a site analysis without specifying where to site is😂😭.
Haha, interesting approach Professor 🤣
we just pass our site analysis today and this just showed up
Hope it helps :)
:D lubs your vids could ya redo ur scale ruler vid tho that'll be great
Thanks mate! May I ask what you'd like done differently? That video isn't too old :p
where do you come from bro?
I'm from Australia :)
Gue kira cuma di kampus gue doang yang begini, taunya di luar negeri juga sama aja lol
Itu sama di mana-mana haha
the picture in the thumbnail..... every first year student ALWAYS replicates the same image. from the arrow to the sun path! be original people!