Designing a Custom Modern Home - Episode 3 - Conceptual Sketching

[@vikrama2189]

Really awesome and informative . Thanks for sharing.

[@n3architecture]

Glad you liked it!

[@paulmcdonald9901]

Just found your channel and find it very informative and educational. By education, I’m an engineer and have been in the facilities, infrastructure, and public works business for over 30 years. Worked with many architects who’ve told me I missed my calling and should have gone to architecture school instead. At my age, probably not. But who knows? I’m not dead yet. I just started working with an architect friend to design my house. Your videos are very helpful in preparing me before going into his studio to really start. I know my friend is a great architect, I’m just one of those people that wants to be as fully prepared, informed, and educated as possible before starting a project. And since this will likely be my “forever” home, I want to get it right from the start. I really appreciate the effort you have put into these videos!

[@n3architecture]

@@paulmcdonald9901 Thank you and good luck with the design and construction of your home

[@roberthudson7033]

Sketching seems to be a lost art. So many are steering away from physical sketches; but, paper and pen seem more natural, to brainstorming, than working in a BIM. But then again, I ran the community college's darkroom, before they cut the funding; so maybe I'm just outdated. Thanks for letting us witness your thought process.

[@n3architecture]

I love sketching and building physical models (stay tuned) as well as BIM and the realistic visualization. There is a time and place for each, but I love starting with sketching, the way one can think and draw quickly allows the inspiration to flow out onto the paper.

[@peterphillips-akindele2438]

Thanks for the vidoes like these i am a Architecture student please continue to do videos like these well explained a lot of students would learn a lot about this design process please can where can i get information about prevailing winds

[@n3architecture]

Thanks for watching Peter, I get information on prevailing winds from this website, note this is a U.S. centric database, but you could always search online for 'Prevailing Winds' or 'Wind Rose' or 'Wind Rose Map' www.nrcs.usda.gov/wps/portal/wcc/home/climateSupport/windRoseResources