Coastal House With More Than Just A View - Greenacres by Austin Maynard Architects
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2024
- A walk through with Andrew Maynard and Kevin Hui of Greenacre House by Austin Maynard Architects. A house on the coast that has more than just a view.
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Wonderful entrance sequence... it's an underappreciated art.
Also I've exactly that kind of nipple and crotch covering blinds in my bedroom for 20 years. The ability to adjust the windows so much really taught me a lot over the years. At the moment they are lowered in such a way they block the view of the neighboring house when sitting on my desk, but still allow a sliver of the mountains in the distance. And they block nipples and crotch perfectly when standing right next to the window XD
The lessons in this house are OUT OF THIS WORLD. Enough with the Star Wars references, some very intelligent design decisions as always explained so simply. Especially in regards to structure. Something I think alot of us don't think about as much as we should.
Seriously impressive detail. Maximisation of views and the play to achieve that while keeping a language. Using the bricks too to create bits of colours; like the kitchen pops of colour.
Pew pew pew
I’m guessing there is a strong reason the lift is where it is, but I hate that you have to traverse it to get to the cabinets for cooking. It’s right in the middle of the kitchen space. Love everything else about the building and AMA too!
Fantastic video, Kevin & Andrew! Brilliant work from all involved 👍🏼
Amazing, guys! Thanks for heaps of architecture lessons in there. Loving the details, you never disappoint me.
AMA is my favourite firm, ngl, it´s such a pleasure to visit each house and learn from your discussions.
It´s been a while since the last video, nice to have you back
Trying to get back on the YT train
@@Archimarathon Nice!!!! Looking forward to it
My favaroute architect firm youtube channel.
This is Archimarathon RUclips channel. AMA does have their own channel
yeah i kow my bad, i just love how's Andrew explain everything, simple explanation without any jargon. Its mindblowing. Keep it up a good work! @@Archimarathon
Enjoyed the way you laid out the Empire Strikes Back - such fun...although, as you were reminiscing on the dolphins, I got a flash of the opening scene from the movie Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. hahahah So long and thank you for all the fish! I took my daughter to see it on the big screen...after the movie had ended and we were heading out she said to me: "Mommy I want that gun." I continue to enjoy the way you both share your knowledge, insights, creativity, wisdom, and all the things. Many thanks.
I’m so torn when it comes to architecture in our country. I love the skill and thoughtfulness of the architects but also find the wealth needed to make it happen pretty gross.
You can draw upon elements of this great design and scale it down.
very precious videossssss
i'm gonna need to save some serious bucks and get Andrew to design my next house
Living for this edit 😅
nice
Oh to be a fly on the wall when the nipple and crotch covering blind was discussed.🤣
Beautiful!!! as always fun to watch (from india)
Anyone know where to buy the fibreglass grating from ? It looks amazing
Amazing building and design rationale. And attention to detail is outstanding as always. I have only one question: how will a gardener be able to maintain the plants at the external steps? Now the garden looks absolutely stunning, but what happens when it starts taking over the staircase? 😅
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you should come to costa rica
after long time
Wonderful design & equally skilled trades
i was wandering how does it feel to step barefoot on the fiberglass decking? is it comfortable? i'm thinking of using it in one of my projects but haven't had the chance yet to have a sample of it so i can test it myself
I admire the work and lessons showcased for both students and clients to appreciate considered design. However as a country, our houses are now some of the largest in the world and a lot of the new builds are cookie cutter Mc mansions. If we are to improve the standards by which most people build we need to find a way to make architecture more accessible to the “average” homeowner. Is it also possible that future showcases be work done by studios other than AMA?
There are videos where they walk around other buildings in Australia. Worth checking "Heide II - Best House In Australia" - one of my favourite videos.
So much thought and care has gone into designing this dwelling, and it really shows. Not enough architects think or care about what the underside of a veranda looks like. Absolutely love the journey up the overgrown stairs and the blurring of the inside/outside boundary