Material Marriages (An Architect's Favorite Pairings)

[@MaZEEZaM]

My fav materials are Steel, Stone, Concrete, Wood and Glass. For me when combined well have a feeling of being very comforting, natural solidity about them.

[@misteribeiro]

thanks for so highlighting the seasoned Architects (go to ) for design at it's foundation

[@AsianFan111]

Awesome video, thank you for inspiring/informing us students!!

[@catherinelin9711]

white on white and white on wood are my favourites, but I need to challenge myself to break away from that combination (when appropriate)! Thanks for this, and many other, interesting and educational videos!

[@MaZEEZaM]

I do like the effect of the wood bracing on the concrete but I'm not keen on the holes in the wall left by that very same bracing. I do love rammed earth walls though they are very costly to have done.

[@sakurave]

Thank you for your lessons !

[@Mr6345]

So helpful and well explained!! Thank you!

[@30by40]

you're quite welcome +Yvonne Huang...

[@fabroc8]

Awesome video as per usual!!

[@Anchuu_]

Thank you for posting such informative video.. This really helps Architect/design Students like us to learn more in depth ! Your Awesome ! ^_^

[@GhostedStories]

Awesome, informative. Thank you!

[@CDAL0]

Great video!, thank you.

[@cassie_chimmy]

Thanks for this!

[@kasparjanssen2932]

White on white is sterile Marble and wood looks weird Its all about the story you can tell with it and he is pretty good wth it Im now curious what materials DONT fit with eachother.

[@30by40]

that might be a long list!

[@500iq6foot8]

I love this. You should design a tiny home that anyone could copy

[@frostyfiveoh8334]

how do you feel about clear walls(selective) that might show off the interior makings of the plumbing/electrical/structural components of a wall. I am a carpenter by trade but I work in tandem with the other contractors and my fiance said that it would be nice to have an "example wall with a clear wall to highlight all the work that went into something people outside the construction field considered normal on the outside." the problem I found with this was that in all the walls she found "cool" were the interior plumbing walls.

[@frostyfiveoh8334]

also I love your videos, I am currently going to school for architecture and I find your videos helpful not only for school but in practice sometimes too.

[@ukraniasanjiwani350]

i really like your video, so inspiring! :)

[@dheerajb1883]

Very knowledgeable video.. can you direct us towards some resources to further indulge our tastes??🤔

[@lobos9182]

inspiring vídeos, great fan, what do you think about colors that arent gray, white or black, do you use them?, or how can we use them?

[@30by40]

Cheers...thanks for your kind words and for watching. I'll put your topic idea into the hopper for upcoming videos, thanks for the suggestion!

[@MaZEEZaM]

Engineered timber like found in Europe can now meet and exceed steels strength over long distances.

[@lj1708]

How about glass and steel? Does that sound like a good match?

[@taha44225]

I like your video thanks 😃✌️

[@Im1Ne-qd7ki]

Thnks alot . So helpful

[@MaZEEZaM]

Personally I don't usually like White on White look, feels to sterile for my liking. For me I much prefer earthier tones and contrasts but complimentary materials.

[@SuperSinghp]

i think the marriage materials would be 1. marble and wood 2. steel and glass etc.....somehow i m not agreed with this vid

[@noodlelimbs1100]

Bald

[@alterego157]

Very conservative, borderline cowardly

[@SuperSinghp]

i think the marriage materials would be 1. marble and wood 2. steel and glass etc.....somehow i m not agreed with this vid