Architecture Diagrams Crash Course - 6 Types of Diagrams You Should Be Using
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
- Architecture Diagrams might seem like an afterthought for most students, but they are an essential tool for architects to communicate and generate ideas. In this short course, you’ll learn about 6 types of architecture diagrams you should be using and why.
A picture tells a thousand words. Nobody reads the words on a presentation, but everyone looks at the pictures. It’s a way for you to architecturally turn your words into pictures. To visually express your ideas. They’re also used to generate ideas. The openness of diagramming frees the design process from the constraints of traditional architectural drawing.
Throughout your entire architecture career, you’ll be sketching and creating these diagrams. Whether you’re trying to nut out a detail with your colleague, demonstrating your ideas to a client or trying to generate new design ideas. There are many types of diagrams with different purposes, so let’s go over the 5 most common.
#1 Concept Diagrams
Conceptual diagrams are often sketches indicating how you came up with your concept. They are often the freest flowing and generative type of diagrams. A concept is an overarching idea that drives your project. These are often experimental, done before the matter not after, but can be done after to showcase your ideas.
#2 Form Diagrams
Form diagrams show how you got to the form you finished with. These types of diagrams aim to show the process of how your built form developed. Often architects have a general idea of the direction they want their design to go and form diagrams demonstrate that process.
#3 Program Diagrams
Program diagrams can be either an axonometric drawing, plan, section or other, showing where the various programs are and how they relate to each other. Programs diagrams usually showcase how your spaces relate to another.
#4 Circulation Diagrams
Circulation diagrams Usually show direction through the building. This can and is often done with the program diagram to show how you traverse between the building’s programs. Circulation diagrams are great for showing the user experience in your building.
#5 Passive Design/Sustainability Diagrams
Passive design or sustainability diagrams demonstrate the sustainability strategies your building is utilising. This might include cross-ventilation tactics, sun shading devices or passive heating/cooling techniques that exist in your building.
#6 Contextual Diagrams
Contextual diagrams are similar to site analysis diagrams as an attempt to show how your building sits within its surrounding context.
Let me know if you’d like to see a tutorial on any of the specific diagrams I’ve talked about in this video. I would be happy to do it!
Thanks for watching my architecture diagrams short course.
I'd like to see tutorials on context, sustainability and programming diagrams
Great! I’ll schedule those in 😀
Very, very informative. Thank you!!
Please make a tutorial on those 6 diagrams (Conceptual Diagram,Form Diagram,Program Diagram, Circulation Diagram, Contextual Diagram, Passive Design Diagram) for us .. It would help a lot.
- Fan from PH Archi. School
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@@kylesinko how do you build up these diagrams, I’m having a precedent study recently, so hard to make diagrams😭😭😭😭😭
Dude, love your work. This is a great vid, and timely for my situ. I'm an old cynic about the industry (it's bitten me in ass a few times) and who's now trying to unpick a mess of my own creation from the 90's, but your enthusiasm and willingness to help and guide others who are going through what can only be one of toughest of Masters Degrees around is hugely commendable. All power to you young man.
Thank you so much mate! I really appreciate that and I'm glad to hear you're improving your education. Cheers
Cool Like always 💣
This is awesome
I literally needed this today, my instructor wasn't really happy with the way I presented my work today
Thanks a lot
You’re so welcome! Good luck 🙏🏼
This helped me clarify my mind a lot, thank youu!!
I'm so glad! Thanks a lot
awesome!! the project you showed at 2:45 is amazing !!!
Thanks a lot Brenda! Much appreciated
perfect content as always. thank you
Thank you Rony!
Thank you so much❤ Can you explain about scheme designs??
I'd loved with the way you explain it's easy to understand, thankyouu
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching
That was helpful, Thank you.
Glad you found it helpful, cheers!
I’m interested to learn
This was great , can you make a video on how to make concept diagrams step by step , That would be really helpfull. I hope you will consider this request.
Thanks Nikhil! I already have a step by step tutorial on concepts and how to diagram them, here’s the link:
ruclips.net/video/JLmaKoqU9UA/видео.html (older)
ruclips.net/video/m_OFeEUTSxc/видео.html (newer)
Still waiting for this video to be made 😢 @Sucessful Archi Student
waiting for tutorials on how to make them 😉 keep it up...love your content❤❤
Thank you! Stay tuned!
Thank you so much ✌️
You’re most welcome :)
Thank you 💓
You're welcome :) Thanks for watching
ty ty i have bus stop unv proj with landscape and small cafeteria and i watch ur videos its so so good and pls keepgoing
Thanks a lot! Best wishes for your project
Thank youu smch ❤
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Thank you for this video, please could you make a video on structural analysis in diagrams
You're welcome. I will add that to my list. Cheers!
Thank you 😇💐
God Bless 😇💐
Thank you Sukhpreet! 🧡
This was great, can you make videos on how to read climate consultant and how to do orientation of building with respect to micro climate with the help of climate consultant chart.
Thanks for the suggestion! I have a few passive design/sustainability videos in mind, I'll try incorporate this.
Wow, .. tq
You're welcome :D
i'd like to see a tutorial for each one
Awesome! I’ll have to find some time to do them all 😀
Hello just a few probably a beginner questions but may I know for the
Conceptual diagram what does it consist of or what do we show?
I assumed when we produce the conceptual diagram we already have the end building in mind?
How or why is circulation diagram important?
Isnt it self explanatory when they see stairs & lifts from the floor plans or sections or axonometric drawings
Hi there! A conceptual diagram showcases your underpinning ideas for your project. You don't necessarily need to have the final design in mind. At the start of a project, for example, you might draw a diagram of a wave pushing and pulling. You would then use this to influence your design decisions and come up with a design.
A circulation diagram is important to to showcase the user experience within your design spaces. This is something very important and isn't necessarily made obvious in plans or sections. Showing how different user groups use the space is also something you can do with these diagrams that won't be clear in typical drawings.
Hope that helps :)
@@kylesinko Awesome! Thank you for the feedback,appreciate the knowledge! Keep up the good work for helping us out 👍🏼
Did you upload the tutorials yet?
Not yet sorry, I'm coming back to this in the next few weeks :)
Are the tutorials up yet? Thank you
Hi, you will need an internet connection on both computers unfortunately.
@@kylesinko Hi sorry,I meant the tutorial on how to produce the diagrams based on the example you’ve given.Ive read the comments waiting for the tutorials on how to make them,so was wondering are the tutorials out yet.Sorry for the confusion
@@swlol3335 I'm sorry haha! I replied to someone on a completely different video and for some reason that comment showed here. Very weird. One of my latest videos was a video for the form diagram, and I also have one up for concept diagrams. Still working on some of the other videos, they are coming though :)
@@kylesinko Appreciate it,thank you!
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