Create Better Architecture Concepts - A Case Study of Winning Competition Entries

[@kylesinko]

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[@kylesinko]

Thank you Saad. I'm just honoured to have those who do watch my videos like yourself!

[@Questionablehams]

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[@pichuyang3865]

I am not an architecture student, but these concepts still apply well when trying to build a structure inside the game. Thanks for sharing the thought!

[@kylesinko]

Glad to hear you found it useful! I'm intrigued to know what game you are building inside of?

[@halimahaq4481]

Another great video! I'm literally going to take the advice of creating my project into a 'story' - literally: pictures, diagrams, narrative & all. The journey is key! Love the references back to your own work, so interesting

[@kylesinko]

Glad you can take something out of the video Halima! That sounds really cool. Good luck on your project!

[@halimahaq4481]

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[@christophermoody1448]

Thanks for sharing the video! Quite informative. However, there is a caveat to that. In school there are some professors who will fawn over beautiful graphics, despite the fact that a project does not work functionally or experientially. And you have those professors who will tank a project because of bad linework, even though the project works conceptually, functionally and experientially.

[@fz1792]

This is so helpful I have a jury in few days Will definitely follow these 5 tips

[@kylesinko]

Awesome man! Good luck with your project

[@fz1792]

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[@sukhpreetkaur8219]

You make things sound so easy, thanks and God Bless 😇

[@kylesinko]

Thank you Sukhpreet! God bless

[@sukhpreetkaur8219]

You're welcome and thank you too 😇

[@cedric24x]

Bro i liked the video even before watching it cuz as an arch student i knew this video would be gold when seeing that u r gonna abt that competition book Great video!

[@kylesinko]

Thank you so much Cedric 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@berrid6031]

So helpfull!! Love the clarity of this video, thank you so much:)

[@kylesinko]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching

[@bluneinc.5729]

Excellent video, great tips to follow

[@kylesinko]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks

[@ARYA1]

Thanks alot bro, i find your videos veryy Helpful, may god bless you 🙏

[@kylesinko]

Really glad, thanks a lot!

[@herdesign9234]

That is so interesting, I always hated like 90% of what is won in competition, it was just too simple, never going out into the unknown and futuristic, not even innovative at all.

[@josephk3753]

thank you brother I learned so much from this video

[@kylesinko]

I’m so glad! Thanks for watching Joseph

[@calmthestorm2400]

Its my second year studying archi, I'm sti struggling trying to come up with a good concept. I've been doing things backwards, deisgn then concept

[@kylesinko]

That can work sometimes! The design process is never linear

[@victormadu4093]

This video is very helpful, am working on a project on child learning and I need a case study. Can you help me with one? Thanks

[@sergetkachenko15]

Keep it simple is one of top goals

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I love your videos, very very helpful.

[@kylesinko]

I’m so glad! Thank you for watching :)

[@samuelodyuo2566]

Simple means to be able to simplify section by section of any design that can be complex as one entire building, for example like la Sagrada familia'!

[@KJC.Designer]

Thank you for this man!

[@kylesinko]

Thank you!!

[@tapiwatisha]

Hey I find your videos so helpful, thankyou !! Just wondering can you do a video on how to make models to scale and also how to do section diagrams to scale Thankyou heaps

[@kylesinko]

I would definitely be interested in doing videos on that! Thanks for the suggestions and thanks for watching!

[@tapiwatisha]

@@kylesinko thankyou a million this means a lot to me !! First year doing interior architecture and there’s so much that isn’t taught but we’re expected to do for assignments so I’m here panicking.. so glad I found your channel !! ❤️

[@kylesinko]

@@tapiwatisha I know that feeling! Don't worry, just keep going and learning on the side like you are and you'll have no problems at all. Thanks so much for following the channel!

[@tapiwatisha]

@@kylesinko no worries !! You deserve so many more subscribers

[@kylesinko]

@@tapiwatisha I appreciate that a lot!

[@tekimchhay6802]

Thank for your advice 💞

[@kylesinko]

You are so welcome

[@sukhpreetkaur8219]

Thank you😇

[@kylesinko]

You're welcome!

[@leonroberts7095]

Great video dude

[@kylesinko]

Thanks Leon!

[@victormadu4093]

This video is very helpful,. I'm working on a project on child learning (day care unit ) Can I get a case study from you? Thanks

[@kylesinko]

Hi Victor, there are plenty of child learning precedents on Arch Daily. Just use their search box to find them. Cheers

[@Arc-almut]

Can you add the Arabic translation to the video.. You have a useful videos.. All the best for you

[@jacobsobelman3923]

How did you come up with the sand castle idea?

[@kylesinko]

A lot of iteration, but here we go. Our brief includes an ELC (early learning centre) component following the Reggio Emilia pedagogy (teaching approach). This approach involves the natural and built environment in with play and learning. One principle of this approach is that the built environment acts as a “blank canvas” for children. At first I had an idea of the building acting like an Etch n Sketch (a blank canvas that can be shaped by the kids) and wondered where this concept already exists in nature. I thought back to when I was a kid and the etch n sketch component lead to the tide on a beach. As the tide comes in, any castles, toys or belongings are swept away with the tide, in the morning, the sand is empty again. Therefore, my concept is that the “sand” can be shaped by the kids during the day to build up their own castle. At the end of the day, all the toys, projects etc are packed away. When they enter the next day, they begin making a new castle.

[@akshaypatil604]

How I can contact you

[@kylesinko]

Feel free to send me a message on Instagram :)

[@daryljeddenielisaacadao145]

Thank you for this man!

[@kylesinko]

My pleasure Daryl! Thanks for watching