Architecture From Planning Legislations - Lang 靚 House by Austin Maynard Architects
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2022
- Andrew Maynard and Kevin Hui walking through and discussing the design of Lang 靚 House which is generated from local planning legislations and site context.
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Guys can I just say, with the quality of your content, it's a shame that this isn't on mainstream TV and giving Grand Designs a run for its money. You are both very engaging. Bravo.
Thank you so much for your comment.
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What a cleverly designed house , my
heartfelt congratulations ! The simplicity,
the astuces at hiding clutter and magnifying
space and light are winning elements!
Excellent the work of the cameraman with
very "a propos " comments.
Garden at the heart of the home is always a win. Opening the garage space to the garden for big parties is big-brained. Having windows in the baths so your party guests can see you bathe is galaxy-brained.
I was so confused by your North South sun direction references until I realized that in the Southern hemisphere the South side of the house gets shade and the North side sees sun, especially in the winter.
Constraints make for elegant and in this case, beautiful, solutions. You know your business.
The thing I love about Pretty House 🥰 is that the moves Andrew / AMA are making are so logical that it makes me feel like I can do it myself, however in practice they’re incredibly sophisticated in their resolution and execution. AMA are making houses for New Modern Australia, love it!
Really like the option of opening the garage on both ends. Makes for a great breeze way etc. The sunken bath is also a very good idea. I feel the front door would benefit from having some form of canopy to protect people entering the house from rain.
I would definitely come up with more suitable landscaping etc to hide the red brick flats at the rear of this property. That is, landscaping or some form of screens that still allow for the importance of not blocking out the north light. I feel more thought was needed to ensure that the master bedroom’s view wasn’t impacted on by the flats and the residents car park. Food for thought.
Awesome job! So intelligent use of space and an impeccable execution!!
loved " we dont make stuff up..everything is an intelligent reaction..to a condition"..well said man!..
I always believe that codes exist for us to be safe as well as to respect everyone else's sake that involves within the whole built environment. The design process and execution of the Lang House are well thought despite the stringent constraints, plus the integration of context patterns of the neighborhood. I also love the design and detail of the island counter of the kitchen. Well done AMA. 🌟
Bravo, a very thoughtful and beautifully detailed house. Sometime we do best when we are under sever constrains.
I love Andrew so much!
I can't begin to tell you how much I love and adore so many of your solutions ... your take on a kitchen island is superb, love that privacy glass, the various forms that are repeated, the rigorousness which leads to such an elegant proportion: BRAVISSIMI!!!
Let me say I absolutely love your channel and think it is a so informative, energetic and good natured. I am an artist (painter) and designed an open format contemporary home using a steel structural cage shapes to get the space right for our needs. I wish you were around 20 years back because your projects, practical thinking and holistic approach would have been so influential in my decision making. Bravo guys!
A great lesson on using the ResCode to create a beautifully playful, well considered home! Chapeau to all!
Looks great. I have some sympathy for the planning constraints which are far less onerous than what we have in Canada, but your response to those constrains are both imaginative and intelligent.
smart design love how the light is in many spaces well calculated and used
I was waiting for Kevin to comment, "You love getting into bathtubs" and for Andrew to reply, "you love filming me in bathtubs" 🙂
Oh it’s been said before. It’s now a given. It’s also given that Andrew designs bathrooms so he can show himself to the neighbours.
Very enjoyable to watch and love the way both of you interact well
Well what a great and inspiring example of everyday residential architecture, congratulations 👏🏽
'The best architect in the world' , I knew he is going to say that lol! I wish I have that confidence! Great work as usual by AMA.
Too often codes are treated like constraints to be fought or circumvented. Here it sounds like the objectives and requirements of the code were considered, understood, and integrated into the design process. Well done and bravo to the landowner, who was presumably willing to work with you and with the code, instead of pushing for a specific, predetermined , ‘dream’ outcome.
And also the planning requirements made sense and guarantee quality of living for the neighbours. You'd want to take them into account even if not legally bound to
These videos are getting better and better
Loved the drawings and the in depth design details
Uwu! Great house. Designing with so many constraints not only from the characteristics of the site, but also city codes is certainly a challenge, and shows when there´s a good designer behind every decision. AMA mastered it, that's what I like most about the firm, how they manage to magnificently deal with all the restrictive conditions of the site, and I focus on that when I study their houses because it´s something I´m challenged in my everyday work
I love patios. They are definitely a must for narrow sites, and always a beautiful way to connect and articulate spaces
And on a side note, I need a workstation hidden in my living room like this one!
Now I want Andrew's review of his childhood home. Haha
Deep dark secrets
Really like the master bath window slider, opening window in the kids room, perforated stairs, garage pass thru (and no back yard shed), curving island. The garage floor also looks like a good and less expensive floor than doing an entire concrete pour. Great material palette.
This family can only thrive in this build ….it’s so satisfyingly today and tomorrow….
It's incredible! I love how you've hidden the laundry upstairs (I really want one hehe) along with all the equipment. So practical, which is important when you have kids. I love the way you've detailed every last thing and how it all slots together to make a cohesive building that's going to be a joy to live in on so many levels. I hope I can be as successful at integrating every last thing as you are. It's an inspiring house!
Gorgeous response to brief and planning constraints. That's the challenge in cities and it makes for a wonderful design process. Love the garage and the entry sleeper as the most novel and playful elements. (and here I am chuffed to see that my own design thinking/process has some kind of morphic resonance with the things Andrew has done here (curves, stairs, levels and seating).
Great house!Lang in German means long btw.
This channel was a good surprise! Subscribred! Great video BTW, loved how you guys showed the details and explained in a simple way. Keep it up!
Welcome aboard!
Lay Bruce - enjoy your thinking through from constraints - as an architect planner - who has devised lots of control & been hated for it - always with an out clause keyed to intents - not the reductionist stuff that seems to prevail.
Congrats - like you to do it again with the house occupied by the family for a while.
Awesome! I love how you showed some of the concept work that explains the process and explained how each of the design decisions were arrived at. Overall it's a really well resolved design.
andrew and kevin welcome back
What amazing concept
Spectacular and remarkable! Congratulations on such a unique house!
Very elegant moves and spatial development.
This is a beautiful house with a great material palate as always.
Great Architecture👌
I love this.
Brilliant work congratulations
Great detail to context and love the shed change up reminds me of ARM’s dazzle shed
Dazzle Shed was by Elenberg Fraser
Love the video excellent use of a small site
Very nice!
YEAH IT IS PRETTY HOUSE! GREAT JOB!!
Oh wow that garden bed! Gives me vibes from Seller's 'The Party'. Obviously a client that knew what they wanted and was no doubt a journey getting there as the archiect, nice work.
Just got to the bath in the floor, holy moly that's cool! I had something like that in my final uni pres and the tutors said it was absurd to achieve, rad to see it achieved in a real life job.
Also quick correction... chinese word for pretty is liang I think, but close enough!
Curious if the front facade was a tough sell for council? I think it looks great personally, but obviously it's a bit of a change from the neighboring character.
No. It’s Lang/Leng/Liang. There is no standard spelling of Cantonese which in itself full of regional accents
@@Archimarathon ah Cantonese... I was thinking Mandarin. I stand corrected in either case...
Brilliant!!! We seem to have an issue here in the UK where buildings that are subjectively ugly are going to be refused planning permission. No one has even considered to define 'beauty' or 'ugly' as objective terms and continue with the subjective meanings. Which naturally results in the demolition (very unsustainable) of perfectly good and objectively beautiful buildings, on the personal whim of a few visually illiterate people, who cannot tell the difference between subjective and objective beauty :-(
When you drive around Canberra you can sometimes see the shape of the territory plan in the buildings. I think it can be made to work really well, I feel like site constraints can be gifts to the designer. But sometimes you see a house that has been built to constraints but not really designed to them and that can be pretty clunky.
Creative problem solving
That's very inspiring
its a lovely house Andrew. I think that side/central courtyards are the true secrets to making beautiful homes
super....!!! make more videos. from india
Ooh!
La La!
@@Archimarathon Ah, you fixed my ooh!
Now it's reached practical completion and I can move in
靚仔靚屋👌
又靚又正
you beat me to it haha
The ridged translucent windows in the parents' bathroom and kids bedroom look so thin when slid open! What are they made of and how do they maintain insulation? (Also, this looks great! I can imagine Andrew's pride)
On a principled level, I hate that planning bureaucrats dictated so much of the design of this house. You made the best of it, though, with some lovely, playful touches. The sunken in bath, especially 👌
The one aspect that isn't my aesthetic is the concrete that runs the bottom floor. The warmth of the wood joinery rescues things a bit, but it looks so cold. Whenever I see exposed concrete in an otherwise luxurious home it feels eerily like being in a finely detailed carpark or prison cell.
Ama making 🥑 green hip again.
Put that on a mug
nice house. what's the climate like? you mentioned sustainability and solar/thermal design frequently, is the garage inside the main house envelope?
It’s pretty much its own volume but everything is thermally sealed and insulated
@@Archimarathon ah so the slab is thermally broken, nice
Is the magical 450mm number for seat height what you would use if you did living room joinery?
Thanks! Please keep doing regular videos. I love these house tours!
14:52 whoa is that contractor’s shorts osha approved 😂
gorg
Question, what is the name of the bifold cavity stacker product? Thanks
I love the exterior facade and the mix of concrete and wood finishes inside, just one question, with that ground floor bathroom, how do you guys deal with the vapour(condensation) having no natural ventilation, is there a mechanical ventilation system?
Always
Architecture would clearly benefit l feel if town planners where taken out of the equation.
Lang 靚 House 😆
UwU House❤
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looks like done in ArchiCAD
VectorWorks
How big is the lot?
I hope the house on the left does not have a home theater with bass speakers. wont you fell it or hear it being right up agaisnt that wall.
bro, shoes off, even if normal house 😆
That’s at my house but not many Australians
go to some sites on a non-bluebird day :)
Next video. Or check other previous videos. We make a time with the client and it is what it is
Andrew been doing some late nights?
Watch till the end
I love your videos. Do not waste your time = "promosm"!
"privacy is a sophisticated concept" while some dude is walking by in his undies :>
I did think that for a moment but they were builder's shorts of course. Still impeccable timing!