30X40 Design Workshop Hey Eric, this is great, I think I will watch this again in the morning, given it's 1am I'm a bit sleepy to get the most out of this. The biggest difficulty in regards to time management I find is as I am still learning I don't yet know how long tasks are going to take particularly as I am needing to learn software from tutorials. A large chunk of time is taken up just searching for decent tutorials, so many videos listed as particular photoshop tutorials such as how create 3D isometric maps, are just a video of someone showing a task massively sped up without narration and with loud music. Not really suitable to learn from. I do find it interesting though how quickly you become used to the frantic pace of the last few days before the deadline.
Sir, thank you so much for such an informative session:) #lots of respect from India. Sir, would also like to have a session on "Creative thinking in design" or the so called "Out of the box thinking" (even in daily activities)... and how to nurture it as a habit; as i beileve it is that thinking which will take a designer to places.
You have rightly pointed out "If you are always responding to someone else’s demands, you are helping them manage their time and their schedule". Thanks for your amazing works. Truly inspiring.
In my extremely short experience of just 3 years as a draftsman, a true architect or "the boss" of a firm is the one that has top notch management of his or her time. Time management is the single most important subject for me as i am terrible at it. Thanks for your videos! Keep em coming.
You are one heck of an ARCHITECT man ! i really appreciate your hard work making this content for everyone. Nobody teaches anyone how do they work in the field of Architecture. I am so much amazed by the efforts you put into these videos that i am willing to be your Intern for years man, though i am Architect myself.
I've discovered and used (for the first time) several of your videos to teach 1st year architectural students at Versailles (France) & I wanted to thank you for your very clear videos which have given them some great tips on finding ideas and managing time. It's much more alive to have a practicing architect speak to them of his experience, than to just give them vocab lists. Thanks, Eric!!
Eric you ar amazing man! Every single one of yours videos bring something extremely useful especially for us students. Thank you!! Big fan of your work!
Wow, this came at exactly the right time. I'm in the first month of studying architecture, and I find myself getting not enough time to get everything done. This will help a lot thanks!
The right momment...? being an architect, each day is the right moment to learn smth new. Either being a student or a veteran, you always have to deal with a variety of decisions and tasks - love it or hate it, this is what it is!
I stayed up for my concept sheet last night, passed out when I got home so now I broke my body clock again :) shout out to people watching this at 2am!!!
Great video. I'm now a forth year architecture student and I always get trouble with keeping up the deadlines. In the last 2 years, I have been always asking myself if I did choose the right path or not, cause beside architecture I really don't find anything interesting. When I watch your video, I admit that I usually get stuck on the floor plans a lot, how to make it good, does this affect the others or not, or how I should improve this disadvantages of the site, weather to the buildings ... and then come to the elevations, and the result is being late for the whole time. The late of the design leads to the late of turning it into the software working and of course, the late of the submitting. All of your videos are very useful and inspirational, sometimes they helped pulling the architecture passion back to me when I was desperate in designing buildings. I definitely try your tips for managing time and everything. Thank you for making this channel. Hope everything good will come to you.
very practical & hands-on! ......... making SD 40% of your time rather than CDs is a worthy (and difficult/challenging) goal -- because the quality of the project will most likely increase and quality is what the client remembers .... that is how a reputation is built - and the opportunity of being in the driver's seat re: winning high end/high fee projects/clients are won. ........ KEY issues are HOW to actually accomplish this .... plus handling OBSTACLES such as unexpected expenses - car repairs - computer maintenance and purchase of more computer stuff $$$$$ - family problems - etc. while staying ON SCHEDULE ...... (Fees will be another Comment). ty again for your excellent posts!
Awesome Eric, a video well needed before I head back to finish my part one at uni. Start Monday so back into the Uni routine and time management. Looking forward to the next video!!
another great video to take advantage of .. already take the notes haha! I'm going to read it every day until I internalize it. things like this are very useful for us. Also it's amazing how the list of subscribers goes up silently and quickly! I signed up 6 months ago and I think it was 50/52 k, and they are already 64k !! 🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻 keep going!
I would have liked if they used some of this in arc school so you keep a focus on that design and deliverables has to be accounted for. Making a deadline in a calender and pushing hours dont work well in the real world, where prices are relevant. It would make more consciousness of being a resource rather than these flashing their titles and dipomas, without having focus on the clients money.
i never understood why academia was so isolated from the constraints/realities of practice; there are plenty of good reasons to incorporate them while turning out better students and even stronger work...
Hi, what is the APP on your phone that you are using to manage the time that you spend in every task that you have day by day. Great Video by the way!!! Thanks.
Great summary Eric. You have absolutely captured the crux of time management. One thing I do believe you have left out in this is preparation. I have noticed that a lot of time is waisted, this more so in bigger firms and bigger project, when things are not properly prepared in advance. This is like setting up a meeting for the sake of setting up a meeting instead on knowing what the clear outcomes of this meeting should be, and in so doing not knowing what the input should be so people tend to just throw things at the wall and see what will stick.
The firm I worked in before used a software called 'documan', where they can track time spent by each employees each and everyday. It can tell you the specific task that they were onto too. I sometimes did get annoyed knowing the fact that i was being monitored everyday. But now watching your video, I look back and think from their perspective about how billing is related to time management. I mean I knew it was made sense. But your explanation through a small example can help people to understand its importance. Its really crucial guys. By the way, as always, great video and my pleasure. Cheers Eric.
many thanks my friend...I had a similar experience when I took my first job in university...tracking every 6th minute of time (1/10 of an hour!)...now, I totally get it...
I have been exploring the Pomodoro Technique lately and although i am not as good as i want and still manage to waste more time than i would like it has been amazing. I find these last few days i am even skipping the breaks and just working through. It helps me stay accountable for my time and that why i love it.
Great videos. So inspiring and useful. Just wondering would you please make a video about your experience regarding Registration Examinations? what are the resources and what was your approach / way of preparing for this exams? Thank you so much. Good Luck.
i might have to call in an expert on that one, it's been a while since I sat for mine! in short: i sat for them all consecutively. study for one, take it, and so on...this was before i had kids so i just did the knuckle down thing and went for it. ballast study guide, flash cards, practice exams and tons of studying. you got this!
Lol, "what are you blowing off to watch RUclips"... actually at work trying to figure out how to be more efficient with my time so feels like maybe it was a good use of time?
Hi man I am an architect student from Mexico and you and your channel is like another class for me, I can't tell how much I have improved thanks to you, it would be awesome to have the chance to work with you someday 👍
Once again, one of the most helpful videos out there. Thanks so much for sharing! Your work is a huge inspiration to keep me going, and im sure for a lot of other archi students :)
This video exceeded more than what I was expecting (which was already high)! Thank you for considering our suggestions and helping majority of the students make use of the time more efficiently. P.S. That Imapct-Effort chart was next level thinking! Amazing!
Thanks for the time management tips! In our school we do set aside some time in case of emergencies...because Murphy's law :< On a second note did u have a burn out before when maintaining that level of consistency?
Dear Mr. Architect may i know what's the different between an architect and architectural draftsmen. i want to know is there any fundamental rules for arranging the drawing layout and it's openings for ventilation and natural light process. when start to arrange a layout what and what things should consider about.
Thanks Eric, good advice and appreciate the clean and logical progress and approach you have in serving your clients. Thanks also for the time and effort that goes into making these helpful videos. I have NOT found a lot of my collogues in architecture doing this, so I think it speaks well of your effort to help others
You are truly one of a kind and have been of tremendous help to me as a young architect. I have worked for 2 years after grad school and had not come across most of the business and firm management concepts you have highlighted in your content. Please keep up the good work. Your impact on the next generation of architects is immense.
Hi, so, i am trying to work in some rural cabins an houses, for this semester project, but i am struggling in making advances because, the houses an cabins have three variations each, the hard part is advancing with my 4 partners in this project, there are too many opinions in the base design for each one, it is hard coming to an agreement in some points, making too little advance week to week to our delivery dates with our teachers. I hope this fase ends soon, and having 4 partners makes it easier in the development of the project in drafting, graphics edition, model making etc. i think now having more workforce its making us slow.
Daniel Aguirre the best results that I had in arch school (conceptual stage) was when I was in a 2, maximum 3, member team. When we were 4 or 5, things started to get much more difficult... especially if there wasn't a strong, recognized by all, leader. But at the final stages, yes, the tasks can be asigned clearly to each member and a lot more gets done. And then is the thing that: the more members in a team, the more expectations the teachers have. And a team project doesn't always go smoothly.
You might approach it as you would in professional practice - where you'll often be working in teams (unless you're a sole practitioner) - and that is: principal (in-charge), project architect > supporting staff (staff architects, job captain, draftspeople, etc.) Partner sets the design direction, project architect develops the design and leads the team to execute the work. It's all based on leadership though, someone has to lead and the team has to agree to be led. You're being tested - in part - on how well you can collaboratively make something of value. It's not easy...! When you begin working with contractors and owners and clients and budgets, and regulatory bodies in practice it's 10x this game. Figuring out how to get what you want and what's best for the work takes skill and lots of repetition to find a style that works for you. Good luck!
Can you please pro / con physical models vs 3D renderings to show relationships? Used to Revit & Lumion but not sure if there are some nuggets with physical models. Thanks in advance!
nah allow me to give you the credit. They are not Easter eggs, they are part of an impressive way of presenting your content. Your Videography, photography, video editing, motion graphics, studio setup, and speech are simple, clear, and beautiful. Really pleasing to watch... And then we remember that this is just complementing the well-written content. I describe your work as "beautiful, thoughtful, informative art"! -_- my vocabulary is kind of limited. We can't ignore the details in your good design Mr. Eric, Thank you for making us better thinkers.
I have an assignment due in 2 weeks it's very hard for me to manage my time I'm 3 weeks beyond, it's like habit for me that I leave everything in the last min. thanks for the video helps a lot but to be honest I want to change myself but I don't think I can. hahaha
I’m really inspired by your videos and your passion to share you knowledge. Keep up the good work Eric! I hope we can meet someday to share experiences. Cheers.
Great; educational video . Great ! I wish I knew these pearls of wisdom during architectural school. Thank you Eric for all these videos . PLEASE continue! 👍🏾
Totally changed how I assess and control time management both in my carpentry practice and architecture studies during the school year! Oh and I'm blowing off designing an organizational strategy for my material receipts haha
30X40 Design Workshop I'll try...the problem is I've got only two days left. And that is exciting. I chose this career path so I believe I'll make it. Thank you.
Your channel is really inspirational. The ideas and techniques you share help me a lot through architecture school. As you've done in the past, can you make more videos about creative blocks and trying out different design processes to overcome them?
I am studying second year......I really dont know when am I goin to get this much of understanding like u...........these videos are really useful for me..........the really get reflcted in my design.....and really tnx for sharing ur ideas its really useful......
I'm having a hard time getting a handle on managing business/marketing responsibilities to the design work itself. I'm not an architect (yet), but I have a drafting and design service that is for the purpose of getting me to my license. I know basically HOW to manage my time, but I'm struggling on the execution of it to be able to get everything I need done. I just started my business, so there's a lot of time involved in getting my name known in my area. Any advice?
Sir I just want to ask you, what's the difference between design concept and form concept?,,im a frustrated arch. student sir, and its really hard for me to work on my thesis bcoz im confused between the two.,thanks sir in advance and hope for your response sir.,
design concept (over-arching idea) comes first, then the formal concept (the shape you choose for your idea)...check out the short course for a deeper explanation: ruclips.net/p/PLuJj3iQpiK3uPL5PaDjPUS3vQbS2UtHC0
Although I've been self employed, and managed my time accordingly, but it's a concept I still struggle with on a weekly basis. There's never enough of me to go around. However, every visit to your channel is educating for me and tonight @ 11:42 pm I learned a few tricks about time management and building models. You're a gentleman, a scholar and a natural teacher. Thank you Sir Eric.
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30X40 Design Workshop Hey Eric, this is great, I think I will watch this again in the morning, given it's 1am I'm a bit sleepy to get the most out of this. The biggest difficulty in regards to time management I find is as I am still learning I don't yet know how long tasks are going to take particularly as I am needing to learn software from tutorials. A large chunk of time is taken up just searching for decent tutorials, so many videos listed as particular photoshop tutorials such as how create 3D isometric maps, are just a video of someone showing a task massively sped up without narration and with loud music. Not really suitable to learn from. I do find it interesting though how quickly you become used to the frantic pace of the last few days before the deadline.
Sir, thank you so much for such an informative session:)
#lots of respect from India.
Sir, would also like to have a session on "Creative thinking in design" or the so called "Out of the box thinking" (even in daily activities)... and how to nurture it as a habit; as i beileve it is that thinking which will take a designer to places.
You have rightly pointed out "If you are always responding to someone else’s demands, you are helping them manage their time and their schedule".
Thanks for your amazing works. Truly inspiring.
I'm a highschool student taking art and architecture classes (just the basics though) and this video is so helpfull! Your channel is great !
In my extremely short experience of just 3 years as a draftsman, a true architect or "the boss" of a firm is the one that has top notch management of his or her time. Time management is the single most important subject for me as i am terrible at it. Thanks for your videos! Keep em coming.
always a student...always a student...(me too)
You are one heck of an ARCHITECT man ! i really appreciate your hard work making this content for everyone. Nobody teaches anyone how do they work in the field of Architecture. I am so much amazed by the efforts you put into these videos that i am willing to be your Intern for years man, though i am Architect myself.
hmmmm....interesting offer...
Thank you for your work. I'm a French interior designer and what you do inspire me. Thank a lot.
I've discovered and used (for the first time) several of your videos to teach 1st year architectural students at Versailles (France) & I wanted to thank you for your very clear videos which have given them some great tips on finding ideas and managing time. It's much more alive to have a practicing architect speak to them of his experience, than to just give them vocab lists. Thanks, Eric!!
Eric you ar amazing man! Every single one of yours videos bring something extremely useful especially for us students. Thank you!! Big fan of your work!
absolutely...you're welcome...
always a student...always...
Wow, this came at exactly the right time. I'm in the first month of studying architecture, and I find myself getting not enough time to get everything done. This will help a lot thanks!
glad it found you at the right moment...keep making things...
The right momment...? being an architect, each day is the right moment to learn smth new. Either being a student or a veteran, you always have to deal with a variety of decisions and tasks - love it or hate it, this is what it is!
This is an amazing collection of hard-won tips. Thank you.
I stayed up for my concept sheet last night, passed out when I got home so now I broke my body clock again :) shout out to people watching this at 2am!!!
late night...! everything turn out okay?
30X40 Design Workshop :-(
3am
@@nairuz5812 3am gang
Always thanks to you fellow architect. This video has given the essential preparation to my future architectural life. Thanks again.
Great video.
I'm now a forth year architecture student and I always get trouble with keeping up the deadlines. In the last 2 years, I have been always asking myself if I did choose the right path or not, cause beside architecture I really don't find anything interesting. When I watch your video, I admit that I usually get stuck on the floor plans a lot, how to make it good, does this affect the others or not, or how I should improve this disadvantages of the site, weather to the buildings ... and then come to the elevations, and the result is being late for the whole time. The late of the design leads to the late of turning it into the software working and of course, the late of the submitting.
All of your videos are very useful and inspirational, sometimes they helped pulling the architecture passion back to me when I was desperate in designing buildings. I definitely try your tips for managing time and everything.
Thank you for making this channel. Hope everything good will come to you.
very practical & hands-on! ......... making SD 40% of your time rather than CDs is a worthy (and difficult/challenging) goal -- because the quality of the project will most likely increase and quality is what the client remembers .... that is how a reputation is built - and the opportunity of being in the driver's seat re: winning high end/high fee projects/clients are won. ........
KEY issues are HOW to actually accomplish this .... plus handling OBSTACLES such as unexpected expenses - car repairs - computer maintenance and purchase of more computer stuff $$$$$ - family problems - etc. while staying ON SCHEDULE ...... (Fees will be another Comment). ty again for your excellent posts!
Awesome Eric, a video well needed before I head back to finish my part one at uni. Start Monday so back into the Uni routine and time management. Looking forward to the next video!!
enjoy it my friend...good times...!
another great video to take advantage of .. already take the notes haha! I'm going to read it every day until I internalize it. things like this are very useful for us.
Also it's amazing how the list of subscribers goes up silently and quickly! I signed up 6 months ago and I think it was 50/52 k, and they are already 64k !! 🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻 keep going!
thank you this is exactly what I need as a first year architecture student
pros need reminders too!
Annisa Ridhani Likewise for me too. 🐸
Hello! how's architecture so far?
Excellent! Thank you 🙏
Your graphic design is amazing.
I do really enjoy your videos. Elegant and beautiful narrative..
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Your videos are very inspiring.
Great video and time saving tips!
it was much more than EXCELLENT !!TnQ soo much for such videos! many of those are my problems.
so glad to help...keep at it...
“What are you blowing off to watch RUclips?”
How did you know!! 😂 it’s a 3000 word report hahaha
I have just discovered a new master!!!!
I would have liked if they used some of this in arc school so you keep a focus on that design and deliverables has to be accounted for. Making a deadline in a calender and pushing hours dont work well in the real world, where prices are relevant. It would make more consciousness of being a resource rather than these flashing their titles and dipomas, without having focus on the clients money.
i never understood why academia was so isolated from the constraints/realities of practice; there are plenty of good reasons to incorporate them while turning out better students and even stronger work...
Excellent video. Thanks for a great RUclips channel.
Awesome video. Thank you so much for sharing this.
thanks for this golden advice man keep making viedos. wow amazing. cool fella
Thank you very much Sir. Video helped a lot.
cheers to you...
Excellent video.
Very good statement!
"A hundred dollar donation to a charity you really dislike." Excellent idea.
Hi, what is the APP on your phone that you are using to manage the time that you spend in every task that you have day by day. Great Video by the way!!! Thanks.
Great summary Eric. You have absolutely captured the crux of time management. One thing I do believe you have left out in this is preparation. I have noticed that a lot of time is waisted, this more so in bigger firms and bigger project, when things are not properly prepared in advance. This is like setting up a meeting for the sake of setting up a meeting instead on knowing what the clear outcomes of this meeting should be, and in so doing not knowing what the input should be so people tend to just throw things at the wall and see what will stick.
clear objectives...agreed...!
more advice and tips for architecture students please
Thank you, precious knowledge for pro
+1
The firm I worked in before used a software called 'documan', where they can track time spent by each employees each and everyday.
It can tell you the specific task that they were onto too. I sometimes did get annoyed knowing the fact that i was being monitored everyday. But now watching your video, I look back and think from their perspective about how billing is related to time management. I mean I knew it was made sense. But your explanation through a small example can help people to understand its importance. Its really crucial guys.
By the way, as always, great video and my pleasure.
Cheers Eric.
many thanks my friend...I had a similar experience when I took my first job in university...tracking every 6th minute of time (1/10 of an hour!)...now, I totally get it...
Hello Teacher... I would like to thanks You a lot for this tip...
I have facing big problems about how to divide the time for my projects
Really enjoy your videos and just want to say thank you! Is it possible to identify the time management app you were using? Keep up the great work...
I use toggl to track time...love it...
@@30by40 Still using Toggl? I started using Harvest for tracking and invoicing but open to others. Maybe a Product/Software/App Review video? :)
I have been exploring the Pomodoro Technique lately and although i am not as good as i want and still manage to waste more time than i would like it has been amazing. I find these last few days i am even skipping the breaks and just working through. It helps me stay accountable for my time and that why i love it.
fantastic when you discover a key that unlocks something you didn't know was possible...congrats my friend...
Great videos. So inspiring and useful. Just wondering would you please make a video about your experience regarding Registration Examinations? what are the resources and what was your approach / way of preparing for this exams? Thank you so much. Good Luck.
i might have to call in an expert on that one, it's been a while since I sat for mine! in short: i sat for them all consecutively. study for one, take it, and so on...this was before i had kids so i just did the knuckle down thing and went for it. ballast study guide, flash cards, practice exams and tons of studying. you got this!
Thanks!
Lol, "what are you blowing off to watch RUclips"... actually at work trying to figure out how to be more efficient with my time so feels like maybe it was a good use of time?
Hi man I am an architect student from Mexico and you and your channel is like another class for me, I can't tell how much I have improved thanks to you, it would be awesome to have the chance to work with you someday 👍
Once again, one of the most helpful videos out there. Thanks so much for sharing! Your work is a huge inspiration to keep me going, and im sure for a lot of other archi students :)
kind words +Bettina Colet...appreciate it!
thank you this is exactly what I need as a first year architecture student
This video exceeded more than what I was expecting (which was already high)! Thank you for considering our suggestions and helping majority of the students make use of the time more efficiently. P.S. That Imapct-Effort chart was next level thinking! Amazing!
Thank you man its really helping me to organize my task . Keep going 🤘
nice...keep after it!
you're like my practice lecture
10-4
Thank you very much sir.,
of course...glad to help...
I liked your handwriting!
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Thanks for the time management tips! In our school we do set aside some time in case of emergencies...because Murphy's law :<
On a second note did u have a burn out before when maintaining that level of consistency?
Thank you for this great travel inside the architect's world, our world.
Dear Mr. Architect may i know what's the different between an architect and architectural draftsmen. i want to know is there any fundamental rules for arranging the drawing layout and it's openings for ventilation and natural light process. when start to arrange a layout what and what things should consider about.
Thanks Eric, good advice and appreciate the clean and logical progress and approach you have in serving your clients. Thanks also for the time and effort that goes into making these helpful videos. I have NOT found a lot of my collogues in architecture doing this, so I think it speaks well of your effort to help others
You are truly one of a kind and have been of tremendous help to me as a young architect. I have worked for 2 years after grad school and had not come across most of the business and firm management concepts you have highlighted in your content. Please keep up the good work. Your impact on the next generation of architects is immense.
...what are you blowing off right now to watch RUclips... 😂😅
Did you click fast?
Hi, so, i am trying to work in some rural cabins an houses, for this semester project, but i am struggling in making advances because, the houses an cabins have three variations each, the hard part is advancing with my 4 partners in this project, there are too many opinions in the base design for each one, it is hard coming to an agreement in some points, making too little advance week to week to our delivery dates with our teachers.
I hope this fase ends soon, and having 4 partners makes it easier in the development of the project in drafting, graphics edition, model making etc.
i think now having more workforce its making us slow.
Daniel Aguirre the best results that I had in arch school (conceptual stage) was when I was in a 2, maximum 3, member team. When we were 4 or 5, things started to get much more difficult... especially if there wasn't a strong, recognized by all, leader. But at the final stages, yes, the tasks can be asigned clearly to each member and a lot more gets done. And then is the thing that: the more members in a team, the more expectations the teachers have. And a team project doesn't always go smoothly.
You might approach it as you would in professional practice - where you'll often be working in teams (unless you're a sole practitioner) - and that is: principal (in-charge), project architect > supporting staff (staff architects, job captain, draftspeople, etc.) Partner sets the design direction, project architect develops the design and leads the team to execute the work. It's all based on leadership though, someone has to lead and the team has to agree to be led. You're being tested - in part - on how well you can collaboratively make something of value. It's not easy...! When you begin working with contractors and owners and clients and budgets, and regulatory bodies in practice it's 10x this game. Figuring out how to get what you want and what's best for the work takes skill and lots of repetition to find a style that works for you. Good luck!
Can you please pro / con physical models vs 3D renderings to show relationships? Used to Revit & Lumion but not sure if there are some nuggets with physical models. Thanks in advance!
Watching this while I procrastinate
Even though I am not an architect, this video is very insightful.
Thanks Eric :) You gave me my motivation again... from Philippines.
glad i could help...get after it my friend...!
Thank you 😆
thank you!
Gold Fish in B+W = HOW IRONIC .. Love it
you have an eye for detail my friend...i put a few easter eggs in there...
nah allow me to give you the credit. They are not Easter eggs, they are part of an impressive way of presenting your content. Your Videography, photography, video editing, motion graphics, studio setup, and speech are simple, clear, and beautiful. Really pleasing to watch... And then we remember that this is just complementing the well-written content. I describe your work as "beautiful, thoughtful, informative art"!
-_- my vocabulary is kind of limited.
We can't ignore the details in your good design Mr. Eric, Thank you for making us better thinkers.
kind words my friend...much appreciated...
(I did drop a few easter eggs in there just for laughs + metlhedzs)
I have an assignment due in 2 weeks it's very hard for me to manage my time I'm 3 weeks beyond, it's like habit for me that I leave everything in the last min. thanks for the video helps a lot but to be honest I want to change myself but I don't think I can. hahaha
how does one eat an elephant?
one bite at a time.
I’m really inspired by your videos and your passion to share you knowledge. Keep up the good work Eric!
I hope we can meet someday to share experiences.
Cheers.
Very helpful for me being 5th year architecture student. A Big ThumbsUp 👍
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lol "comment on what you are blowing off right now to watch youtube" ..... studying for AREs ......... but your channel is so helpful!
Perfect vs good I am always stuck in this both
I didn't smash the like button ...I just plane crashing it 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so informative video 🏆👍 .thank you
Hi, I love the elevation stile of the studio. I have a simple question: how did you do the trees background on AutoCAD?
Above all, I loved the cat heheh
This is what I call, amazing content.
Right now I’m blowing off song writing. Do you use archioffice? I assume you don’t bother with quickbooks since it seems like you have no staff. Thx
Great; educational video . Great ! I wish I knew these pearls of wisdom during architectural school. Thank you Eric for all these videos .
PLEASE continue! 👍🏾
of course my friend...thanks for returning each week to watch!
Will try to apply this knowledge
+1
How to be focus when its much workload and bow to manage the confusion of priorities .
i study architecture for the 1st year at the university. That is really helpful!! Thank you so mach for advices🙂
This is by far the best time management tips I have ever received! thank you! keep up the good work!
Totally changed how I assess and control time management both in my carpentry practice and architecture studies during the school year! Oh and I'm blowing off designing an organizational strategy for my material receipts haha
oh... i was blowing off a studio project... because i don't like the design i came up with. but it's too late to turn back now >
commit to it and execute...then pivot to something new...
30X40 Design Workshop I'll try...the problem is I've got only two days left. And that is exciting. I chose this career path so I believe I'll make it. Thank you.
great
Your channel is really inspirational. The ideas and techniques you share help me a lot through architecture school. As you've done in the past, can you make more videos about creative blocks and trying out different design processes to overcome them?
I'll see what I can do...thanks for your support!
thank you very much ! Saludos from Ecuador..
This is cool....helpful especially for students who have a lot going on....from studio.other subjects.hobbies..social life.Tec...thx
haha i'm blowing off a condo assignment rn
nice...
Which app are you using that you show at 13:35 for tracking time?
Where do you get these tools? Building the 3D project?
So informative! I wanna be this guy x
Absolute gold right here, cheers man! 🍻
I am studying second year......I really dont know when am I goin to get this much of understanding like u...........these videos are really useful for me..........the really get reflcted in my design.....and really tnx for sharing ur ideas its really useful......
Thank you for these very clean and organized videos!
of course!
I'm having a hard time getting a handle on managing business/marketing responsibilities to the design work itself. I'm not an architect (yet), but I have a drafting and design service that is for the purpose of getting me to my license. I know basically HOW to manage my time, but I'm struggling on the execution of it to be able to get everything I need done. I just started my business, so there's a lot of time involved in getting my name known in my area. Any advice?
Hi, what was the app you used to track your time called? Great video by the way!
i use toggl
I just need a chance to intern under you Eric
I will deliver.
Sir I just want to ask you, what's the difference between design concept and form concept?,,im a frustrated arch. student sir, and its really hard for me to work on my thesis bcoz im confused between the two.,thanks sir in advance and hope for your response sir.,
design concept (over-arching idea) comes first, then the formal concept (the shape you choose for your idea)...check out the short course for a deeper explanation: ruclips.net/p/PLuJj3iQpiK3uPL5PaDjPUS3vQbS2UtHC0
Thank you very much sir..May God Bless you more and your family...
nice contents, thanks
Thank you, extremely helpful!
the text you put on the videos are gone too fast.. I can't read them on time
Hey Eric, i haven`t seen this video before. It is really good and a great time management resource. Thank you again!
Although I've been self employed, and managed my time accordingly, but it's a concept I still struggle with on a weekly basis. There's never enough of me to go around. However, every visit to your channel is educating for me and tonight @ 11:42 pm I learned a few tricks about time management and building models. You're a gentleman, a scholar and a natural teacher. Thank you Sir Eric.