Journey begins : Architecture design from start to finish #1

[@ivangrebennikov799]

I still can not believe that someone shares so valuable knowledge for free. What a time to be alive! Thank you Gediminas, this will be the great series!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Well I do think that knowledge and information need to be free, that's the only way the "quality" of the global population can keep up with the constantly growing "quantity".

[@kummer45]

Document of constructions, design process, design analysis and 'simulation' is the whole package. You are doing exactly that. These series of videos in combination of Rhinoceros Grasshopper integration with a good pipelining of production will make this channel a great school for architects and engineers. You DO know how much people needs this material. It's fundamental to teach what we do, why architects are needed and what their work is about. THIS SELLS perfectly our profession and explains why there should be architects. Thank you so much.

[@DesignGoBrr]

Yea, I was hoping that this would be a useful topic to start up. Just showing the inner workings behind any building.

[@kummer45]

@@DesignGoBrr Our greatest feat is to construct a model of 1 inch equals one feet literally. :P Grasshopper is THE OLDEST tool in our history (contribution from the old knowledge of geometry from Greece, India, Egypt, Arabia among many others). It sums up logic, mathematics, science, 'the device tool, and ' the testing ground' in the language of visual scripting. It's literally the 'future-past' approach of the actors, the action, the scene and the script. Your work is deeply inspiring. Helps a lot of people searching for this type of knowledge.

[@aranii6576]

thank you so much for sharing ur project, it gives me a picture how it looks like and workflow as a architect ❤

[@DesignGoBrr]

Glad you enjoyed it! Last part to these series comming out later this summer!

[@aranii6576]

@@DesignGoBrr niceee, sounds good! :)

[@pauljoseph1389]

Your channel has taught me so much and in many different aspects of architecture. I wanted to take the time to thank you and to let you know that these are deeply appreciated. Looking forward to all the future videos as well. Cheers :).

[@DesignGoBrr]

I'm very glad to hear that. Every time someone tells me that these videos are helpful, just puts a smile on my face :)

[@Chraller257]

This is great content! I’m a new grad architect, and there is so much to learn from someone like you and your company going over every part of process, even initial client contact and procurement. Can’t wait for part 2!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Happy to hear that! Hope to not let you down!

[@saraa7117]

I found my go to Rhino youtube channel. YOU ARE AN AMAZING TUTOR.

[@DesignGoBrr]

Wow, thank you!

[@РоманПадурарь-л9ю]

Great video. It's always interesting to watch the entire creative process. Thanks a lot for the video. Do not stop

[@DesignGoBrr]

Thanks, will do! More to come for sure :)

[@TLW9]

What a cliff hanger ending! I don't think I have been this impatient even to watch GOT episodes!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Let's hope these series will not follow the example of GOT season quality evolution

[@floppy12k]

Cool series and helluva' nice room dude

[@DesignGoBrr]

Hehe, I'm glad. As for the room being nice - that's all thanks to my wife :D

[@amirkharrat9189]

cant wait for part 2! this is great!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Already started recording the first minutes of part 2 ;)

[@batircarrera1420]

Great work! keep it up professor!

[@DesignGoBrr]

Thanks a lot! 10 years away from being a professor though :D

[@mikefrick1958]

Looks like fun to have clients over their that are open to fresh ideas and custom designs. Im a architect over in america, new york to be exact, and 99% of our residential market is all cookie cutter designs. Our populous dosn't appreciate our craft anymore and just demands designs to be done as fast and cheap as possible. On a side note... im only familiar with stick-frame construction since that's what we build with but what material are you generally using for exterior walls that demands such a thick wall hatch, understanding that will probably incorporate multiple layers of vari. materials? Great to see this type of content tho!

[@DesignGoBrr]

It's all about where you position yourself as a company. You can either go for the cookie-cutter - money printing machine approach, where you can mass-design houses and each architect can work on 5 buildings at the same time. Or you go for custom/higher class house market, where you struggle with each project and your employees can work on 2 projects at the same time maximum. I think that the cookie-cutter approach is much better financially but less rewarding intellectually. But yea - TL;DR: same 99% rule that you mentioned applies in EU as well, it's just a matter of persistence in searching/waiting for that 1%. Now as for the walls - we have a new regulation for energy efficiency for all residential buildings, which is EU A++ class. This basically means that any new residential construction has to come real close to being energy-neutral (yearly average). Solar panels help, but not much as we're pretty high up north. Summers reach +35 celsius, winters reach -30 celsius. Sooooo we have 250mm monolith/concrete blocks/lignacite + 300mm heat insulation + 30mm sound insulation (or a ventilation gap for wooden cladding )+ 20mm facade cladding. Would be so much easier to make elegant designs in Italy or California.....

[@mikefrick1958]

@@DesignGoBrr most definitely. I've found the firms over here that are able to have a stable business model with only taking on the higher end clients are the ones with multiple sources of income and aren't solely dependent on those 2 or 3 projects per year. and i just try to always keep in mind that the grass always looks greener so just gotta make do with what you can get

[@uzayozbey]

great!!

[@johanvans4623]

No doubt you are the best teacher in school.

[@DesignGoBrr]

Let's go for THE WORLD!

[@johanvans4623]

@@DesignGoBrr I agree on that to be honest. I learned on my own thanks to your videos not other youtube videos 😁🙌🙌 so you are the best in the world

[@mansourehmirzaei4304]

Thanks,great ...

[@DesignGoBrr]

Most welcome

[@ananya9495]

hi! just curious...what software do u use for the drawings, also would love to know your software workflow!

[@DesignGoBrr]

I use Rhino for the proposal phase and then switch between Rhino and ArchiCAD for project development phase. In regards to the workflow - there are quite a few tutorials and courses on the channel! :) Also I have a 11 hour video of me drawing this on my second channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYOXZ2V6d9OGjJY

[@ananya9495]

@@DesignGoBrr will definitely check this out...love ur channel , thankss a lot!!

[@manueloliveira8499]

Hi, Just want to tell to keep up with the awesome channel. Also, as a fellow architect and a Rhino user, I would be very interested to watch a video of your worflow doing one of these proposals

[@DesignGoBrr]

Hmm yea, I should do something like that shouldn't I.. I just have no idea on how to make it interesting. 90% of it is just me sitting quietly looking at a bunch of lines trying to figure out how to arrange them.

[@manueloliveira8499]

@@DesignGoBrr Well, I Will teu to say thia without sounding like I am harrassing you but I wouldnt my watching just "working some línes" on the PC. Anyways, your channel has been a huge help and inspirational

[@khaledjamal3645]

I am currently Designing a home Also, from a totally different part of the world. In Kuwait. So thank you so much for this intake.

[@DesignGoBrr]

I guess no 60cm walls for you then haha. Hard to make elegant stuff in the north.

[@khaledjamal3645]

@@DesignGoBrr , just have a look at housing in kuwait Its horriblllleee. except few interesting firms

[@khaledjamal3645]

I really want to build 80 cm walls with clay or mudbrick . Also thinking of learning 3ad printing clay for housing in the future. thats why I wanna join IAAC

[@_Ai.Stan13yXC]

3rd design looks better!

[@DesignGoBrr]

The one that Olga did? I agree.

[@PrakashBudha_33]

I am from Nepal 🇳🇵 and I m interior design student

[@DesignGoBrr]

Hi there, welcome to the channel :) I hope you like it here