Very interesting. I was never aware of the structural strength advantages. But I am generally not a fan of Corten steel in architecture. Using it in outdoor sculpture works. Then again, I was never a fan of Richard Serra.

Thank you very much for this inspiration.

cool

I was facing an issue with the connection, it was just mirroring but not extending as an extended display. I was able to resolve the issue by setting up with space desk and now both splash top and space desk is working with extended display. It’s workaround but works well.

where can i go through your reasearch process regarding this thesis in detail

"The United States Steel Corporation, an american steel producer" would have never guessed ;)

That was a good motivation man i really needed this because i did real bad at maths in previous 2 years of my high school but now my dad he motivated me and now am getting my admission in architecture thanks for that( sorry for my English)

saying it has a tensile strength is not really saying anything. Its like saying it has a weight. Everything has a tensile strength cause its a material property

Interesting I have only ever heard it pronounced "core ten".

A whole video spent mispronouncing Core-Ten

The word is pronounced "core ten" steel. Not "CORT un" steel.

how would it compare to say hot dipped galvanized or an appropriate grade of stainless in a marine splash zone / semi submerged (wave action rising and lowering water level fresh water) thanks!

Can someone PLEASE tell me what that menu is called and how I open it :")))

Great video! Love the emphasis on communication. If you have a sense of what exactly needs to be done and when, a lot of issues become resolved

How do these two corten steel compare to steel other than aesthetically?

Always cool learning about different materials more in depth!

this seems like something from a several million sub channel

Here's a fun fact: Today, September 02, is actually my KZbin Anniversary. I started this channel in 2020 and have been making architecture content ever since. A few days ago, as I was nearing the end of the editing process, I realized that in just a few days my Anniversary was coming up. I didn't have any intention of uploading this today, but as the days went by and I got closer and closer to wrapping the video up, I decided to set today as the goal premiere day for this video. So there you go, just a fun fact for you! Hope you enjoyed the video and got something out of it!

When I download the app on my PC, it says it can’t connect to my iPad. Any ideas?

Never use hide in view. View templates, worksets, section box and isolate elements are the only way

If an element is on the 2nd level and I don't want to see it on the 3rd level, I'm going to hide it. There are many ways to edit in Revit and your example doesn't call for the hide tool to be used.

It looks like every other interpretation of a concept of an idea, void of human elements and exists only and solely in the mind of its creator with no existence and relations to anything else in this world. It's a cube inside the cube with a name slapped to it saying inspired my cave

unfortunate facts.

I see that color steel Everytime I driver under an overpass 😂

dark & humid are the only things i look for in a house

You ever left usa bud? Wait till you hear about *insert every third world country* or Roman or Greece It’s not cave style, 🤡

Love love love it!!!❤😮😮😮

As simple and elegant as it gets

I’ve always said it as OG. As does every other tradesman, GC, Architect, and Designer I’ve met in the past 18 years. For commercial buildings and exterior work it’s mostly used to describe the gutter system. Either a box gutter/squared off 80-90° angles, or OG gutter / K-style.

Lmao

"people don't just do things for whatever reasons" 🤣

Number one doesn’t look like a tight budget tho

I thought the building beyond in the first shot around 1:40 was part of it which does not help it. I actually do like this for a modern home but different materials could be used to help the exterior appearance.

The transitions make me dizzy brother

cat in the hat aaaa house. 😂😂

Do one on renovations. Include details and sections. Or not it’s your channel…Love your content!

Where I'm from you see this done quite often for garage interiors, I would never have it done in a home however.

I really believe we are going to see more and more of this trend where certain rooms can open to be an outdoor room depending on weather and season. The kitchen especially will be a big one being able to open it up and close off from the rest of the house during summer to not heat up the rest of the house. Another big advantage would be keeping the rest of the house from smelling as certain foods when being cooked do not give off the best odors. This house in particular though I really like how they have it open to a courtyard, I would typically design this to have a view.

architecture student here! I was curious what the designer put in that specifically benefits alzheimer’s patients? It seems like all the features highlighted are just good solid design elements that are standard/and or desirable to all clients. Is there anything that specifically caters to the needs of someone with alzheimer’s?

what defines this as a townhome? I always thought townhomes shared walls with the townhomes next to them but I could be way off

As indian for me it's a great ground floor plan with only 5% currection. Long stairs room for Temple, kitchen room convert to living area and get-together and frant small room for ground level open kitchen with open Courtyard.

they did not lose the outdoor space: they are in Vietnam, not in Chicago = they live outside all year long (when it does not rain), the courtyard is part of the home in a functional way.

DEAR MOOOCH!!!! MAY YOU BE BLESSEDDDD!!!!

It is a good solution only if the local norms allow to have such a tight spaces to get light.

Please also check this out, i am sure you will like it. "Open House 37 | Documentary of Residence 26 | Ar. Kamil Khan Mumtaz | Islamabad"

As much as I love the extra sunlight and airflow, I'm worried about rainwater getting into everything, and about the massive ineffeciency of air conditionning or heating for the days when the airflow isn't enough.

Stairs are a HIT !

Me as architecture lover: wow, beautiful! Me as a person who cleans his own home: thanks, but no

Now major problem is cleaning that shower

Wow that's pretty! Thanks for sharing this Mooch