Hi Natalie, My name is Veronica. I'm a first term interior design student, and drafting is one of my courses. I know how crucial a component it is and I am feeling tons of confusion, so I was very happy to stumble onto your channel. I think you are such a beautiful soul to be sharing what you've learned with others who are trying to learn- thank you for providing such a valuable learning resource to others. "Architects are optimists, that's why we always draw our stairs upwards". That's going to stick for me, that was helpful. Thank you for doing what you do! I am always supportive of driven women who work hard towards their goals and don't try to play the airhead card, but prefer to impress people with their wits- inner beauty is everything in any industry!
this is literally helpful now i know a little bit on how to read floor plans and how to make a floor plan, this is helpful for my future job aka architect
The HB seen on the outside of the walls in floor plans stands for Hose Bib (an exterior water faucet with a garden hose connection screw thread design). Of course the W/D inside would be for Washer/Dryer and D/W found in the kitchen stands for Dish/Washer. 🤔
Your awesome and I actually get upset when I see you don’t have as much likes as you deserve you should have millions of likes as u are PERFECT and we all love your videos, I hope one day you become famous and help more architect students ❤️
Hey. I have been making floor plans on Illustrator, so it's nice to find a new software which is more specialized. I do have a question though, how long does it usually take you to make floor plans for say an apartment building and how do you price your work? Hourly or do you do it project based and what would you ask for like an apartment building one? I'm not American so I'm sure it differs from me but it would be helpful if you talked about it a bit.
I work as a project engineer and my company builds high rise buildings. Part of my job is trying to make sense of the blue prints, which are surprisingly always full of mistakes. I can see why 😂😭. I'm always complaining that the architecture never draws out detailed wall types and I finally get the perspective of drawing the whole site and then why there's always like 10 revisions throughout the project.
Hhahahah don't shoot the messenger! This is how both Ohio State and UPenn teaches architecture students how to draw floor plans. It is an interesting problem because there is such a major disconnect between architecture school and the professional practice. The first time I ever drew a detail was in JUNIOR year!! that is soooo late in a program! At least in my opinion hahah
Hey Natalie did you do anything like projects or read on architecture to prepare you for when you actually start college. I’m in community college and I just feel like I should be doing something to get more experience before I go to the University
I found out McNeel (creators of Rhino) even made some more free hatch patterns that you can import!! You can check out this link wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/draftingpage and download some nice hatches there. I also found some AutoCad hatches (if you use AutoCad) ones here: dwgfree.com/product/900-free-autocad-hatch-patterns/ I personally haven't downloaded this one yet, but this is great too!
Great question!! AutoCAD is slowly being phased out tbh. I think it's just been around forever and people like a software with more 3D modeling capabilities! So I recommend learning SketchUp if you had to pick(:
@@UnravelingArchitecture Thanks so much! I'm always confused when choosing which classes I need at school because they each teach different software, so I never know which one is best for jobs. Thanks for your feddback!
HAHA omg I get this comment a lot !! Yes! I use Revit in the professional world, at internships and stuff. But in school we use Rhino and Adobe Illustrator to draw our floor plans - super funky workflow!
I do all my lineweights in adobe illustrator! But you can do a "PrintDisplay" command in rhino. You can set your lineweights as needed in your layer manager window
I love the knowledge for sure
Hi Natalie,
My name is Veronica. I'm a first term interior design student, and drafting is one of my courses. I know how crucial a component it is and I am feeling tons of confusion, so I was very happy to stumble onto your channel. I think you are such a beautiful soul to be sharing what you've learned with others who are trying to learn- thank you for providing such a valuable learning resource to others. "Architects are optimists, that's why we always draw our stairs upwards". That's going to stick for me, that was helpful. Thank you for doing what you do! I am always supportive of driven women who work hard towards their goals and don't try to play the airhead card, but prefer to impress people with their wits- inner beauty is everything in any industry!
I am.working as arch.drafter past 14 years but its so helpful to beginners..keep it up
From Dubai
I love you, you are the main channel i look for when i need a refresher of what I've learned from the past 2 years in architecture
This helped complete my portfolio that was pending on simple floor plans. Been waiting on this video for a long time. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!
Yay!! That’s so great to hear!!(: best of luck!
I love your energy in this video, I’m currently about to study architecture and interior design and I’m starting off using google sketch up
You got this! you're gonna love it(:
@@UnravelingArchitecture thank you, keep up your videos. You are really good at explaining and entertaining in your videos
this is literally helpful
now i know a little bit on how to read floor plans and how to make a floor plan,
this is helpful for my future job aka architect
The HB seen on the outside of the walls in floor plans stands for Hose Bib (an exterior water faucet with a garden hose connection screw thread design). Of course the W/D inside would be for Washer/Dryer and D/W found in the kitchen stands for Dish/Washer. 🤔
Your awesome and I actually get upset when I see you don’t have as much likes as you deserve you should have millions of likes as u are PERFECT and we all love your videos, I hope one day you become famous and help more architect students ❤️
This is the most helpful vid on floor plans I’ve ever seen ngl 😭 this is gonna be so helpful!!
I’m so happy to hear that!! Happy to help out(:
2:29 The Globe?
How can a line be straight on a sphere? the line city- 170-kilometers
im so into that stuff currently studying it. by the way your very pretty
I love ur vibe, keep it up ♥️♥️
Thank you so much Natalie, really helpful video (series)
You're so welcome! I hope it helped spice up some drawings(--:
@@UnravelingArchitecture sure, it did
This hits the nail..Subbed!
Love you, thank you!!❤
Happy to help!
Perfect class Natallie. But it is important to draw in Rhino and use pen tool in photoshop to work your plan well:
Hi, may I ask about your line weight in Rhino? I am curious 🙈 Thank you in advance ♥️
Incredibly helpful ❤️🔥
Am in uganda but so interested ❤
is it possible to put on transparence the background? for training
Thank you for the tutorial but I cant find the part two
ruclips.net/video/aosi5Eau5jc/видео.html
Here is the link!
Thank you! What do you normally put for the exterior and interior wall thickness?
Thank you for this informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
Hey. I have been making floor plans on Illustrator, so it's nice to find a new software which is more specialized.
I do have a question though, how long does it usually take you to make floor plans for say an apartment building and how do you price your work? Hourly or do you do it project based and what would you ask for like an apartment building one? I'm not American so I'm sure it differs from me but it would be helpful if you talked about it a bit.
I work as a project engineer and my company builds high rise buildings. Part of my job is trying to make sense of the blue prints, which are surprisingly always full of mistakes. I can see why 😂😭. I'm always complaining that the architecture never draws out detailed wall types and I finally get the perspective of drawing the whole site and then why there's always like 10 revisions throughout the project.
Hhahahah don't shoot the messenger! This is how both Ohio State and UPenn teaches architecture students how to draw floor plans. It is an interesting problem because there is such a major disconnect between architecture school and the professional practice. The first time I ever drew a detail was in JUNIOR year!! that is soooo late in a program! At least in my opinion hahah
i just love the video, it helps a lot. it would be better to change the transition cuz somehow distract a bit
Check out Part 2 here!!!: ruclips.net/video/aosi5Eau5jc/видео.html
I hope this helps! I got this request a lot and I’m just happy to help out!!
Hey Natalie did you do anything like projects or read on architecture to prepare you for when you actually start college. I’m in community college and I just feel like I should be doing something to get more experience before I go to the University
That’s a really cool intro
Amazing video!!
Glad it was helpful! Happy drawing!
Can you please make videos about 🦏 rhino
where did you get your hatches? Some of those you used aren’t default to rhino correct?
No you can import hatch files! Let me see if I can find some websites for you!
Ooo that’d be so helpful to know where the hatches are from!
I found out McNeel (creators of Rhino) even made some more free hatch patterns that you can import!! You can check out this link wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/draftingpage and download some nice hatches there. I also found some AutoCad hatches (if you use AutoCad) ones here: dwgfree.com/product/900-free-autocad-hatch-patterns/ I personally haven't downloaded this one yet, but this is great too!
Thank you
Of course!
But I am indian from delhi
How to draw a open well stair and dog legged stair with plan and section
Please send your videos my email
And can talk you this topic please 🙏🙏🙏 please
What are your thoughts on SketchUp vs AutoCAD?
Great question!! AutoCAD is slowly being phased out tbh. I think it's just been around forever and people like a software with more 3D modeling capabilities! So I recommend learning SketchUp if you had to pick(:
@@UnravelingArchitecture Thanks so much! I'm always confused when choosing which classes I need at school because they each teach different software, so I never know which one is best for jobs. Thanks for your feddback!
Oh snap. You live by me. I mean ish. I'm a river boat captian and pass thru pitt all the time.
love pitt!
😂😂😂u r so funny , love you 😘
who else fixed their posture when she said to get your postures ready
SHRIMP POSTURE !!!!!!
Which university you got architecture degree?
I have a degree from Ohio State in architecture and currently attending University of Pennsylvania for my masters!
This is the video I have missed my whole career
Looks like you are burning the house? I like the dresser! But seriously, you need to use Revit as professional offices need more Revit users.
HAHA omg I get this comment a lot !!
Yes! I use Revit in the professional world, at internships and stuff. But in school we use Rhino and Adobe Illustrator to draw our floor plans - super funky workflow!
Hlo
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It's hard to understand because you're too far forward.
Stop moving your hands
Hi can I email you
Hi, may I ask about your line weight in Rhino? I am curious 🙈 Thank you in advance ♥️
I do all my lineweights in adobe illustrator!
But you can do a "PrintDisplay" command in rhino. You can set your lineweights as needed in your layer manager window