Master Builder University 2024. What we learned and why it matters.

[@JoshPiland]

Builders, Designers, Architects, Students… Craftswomen and Craftsmen (Great concept!)

[@BrentHull]

Thanks!

[@cartersimmons697]

You are a designer's dream. I am a designer and I cannot get enough of your videos. I flipped over your High Georgian.

[@BrentHull]

Thanks so much!

[@beverlyboys73]

Keep up the fantastic work.

[@BrentHull]

Thanks, will do!

[@lauratempestini5719]

Yes about interior designers!!!! Because I ‘ve looked at the remodeling projects were designers ignored an element and it threw off the design.

[@BrentHull]

Agreed. Thx.

[@jelsner5077]

Very inspiring. Thank you for doing this

[@BrentHull]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@pointnemo369]

Most Excellent. Studying the past or what came before you. Same applies all things example music you have to study the past Classical, Blues, Jazz etc other wise you have no foundation to build upon. Thank you.

[@BrentHull]

Great example. Thanks for sharing.

[@RonRobertson-lafrance]

I've come to think of these principles as not so much about tradition, or going to the past, as it is relearning valuable nearly lost principles that solved many human needs: a living or working space that is comfortable, enjoyable, and pleasing not just to the body, but to the mind. It is an actual human need that today is mostly ignored, or worse, rejected. Proportionality is not just decorative. And I think pretty much all modernist architects and their fan club do think it's "merely" decorative and thus should be ignored for the literally all-important value of novelty. They also do not believe genuine aesthetics is a thing, they think it's a fetish of the past. They're wrong on all counts.

[@BrentHull]

Well said!! Thx.

[@christopherzehnder]

Agree will everything you said, Ron. Also, the first Modernists were educated in the Classical system and still used the scalar and proportional relationships of the Classical, minus the decorative elements.

[@RonRobertson-lafrance]

@@christopherzehnder Yes, I imagine they had to be at the time. Certainly can't say that for the ones of today!

[@christopherzehnder]

@@RonRobertson-lafrance I agree. I’m an architect by trade and colleges haven’t taught proportion systems in decades. And it shows in the monstrosities that pass for most modern architecture today.

[@RonRobertson-lafrance]

@@christopherzehnder I couldn't agree more with your statement. But bravo that you're an architect and you care about it. You're definitely needed!

[@T_157-40]

Be interesting later to have specific classes on Greek Revival or Georgian etc.

[@BrentHull]

Yes, someone else said that. Thx.

[@Daihatsu_Hijet]

😊 👍🏻

[@BrentHull]

Thx!

[@PaulCapello]

From cathedrals to bookshelves. The timeline has been messed with.

[@BrentHull]

Agreed. Thx.

[@Print229]

Do a collaboration with Lisa Holt on YT! Designer, very good.

[@BrentHull]

Ok, thanks.