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Porcelain tile has Zero coefficient of friction and is the worst material for exterior usage in the western hemisphere period! Furthermore porcelain tile industry is historically harmful as the manufacturing process burns natural gas 24/7/365

Glad you guys did this. Great conversation and so important on every project.

Thank you for the opportunity Chris!

@n3architecture Your video is very very interesting but I had to cut it off because of the useless music which was too loud and too noisy for me, dommage...

That was fun! And informative. Makes me feel I’m not too far off in my decisions when I pretend design remodels for my 1960 ranch or the house up north.

Views are nice for 6 months, then you get so used to it, you don't even notice it anymore.

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What a wonderful review of my book. You captured so much of what I had hoped the book and the work would convey. Modernism can be warm, soulful and with meaning. Thank you so much 💛

So glad i found you

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Great information.Thank you. We recently downsized from 2300 sq ft to 1600 sq ft. It's just the two of us & the larger home had two rooms we never used. We thought we' d have many out of state visitors. We had four in 11 years. Im utilizing the third bedroom in the smaller home, as a guest bedroom/foldable exercise bike / screen divider where I hide storage paper goods, detergent, soaps etc.The other bedroom is used as a den & office. It really is plenty of space because the time spent for each activity is minimal.

"I have yet to meet a person who loves clutter." Let me introduce you to my wife....

I like the powder room at the front door so that if a stranger needs to use it they don't go walking through my house.

I really enjoyed watching this...

Hi Chris, I just fired my quite famous architect for not listening. And som of what you mention here is what I told her and she ignored. Sunlight, acoustics, view… I wish you’d taka a look at our drawings 😢

It is ridiculous to talk about "the" cost per square foot. This varies widely, even within the same neighborhood.

Thanks for all the great videos! We've watched your whole process. Now we are starting own design and construction in the Philippines. We gave you shout out on our first blogs about design!

Thank you so much for this look into every step that goes into this fascinating process! I really like your videos.

Wow, greta tips! Had an architect design my last huge 5400 sf house 17 years ago, and still ended up with a powder room in the transition from foyer to kitchen! Right where everyone stood at parties:(. Thanks for great tips for this design! Downsizing, and prepping for architect interviews, and looking for strategies to multi-use rooms, looking forward to more of your videos!

I am interested, but the music bugs me too, so I am logging off.

Who wants to walk into a stinky crapper room when you just opened the front or back door?

If you need to put your toilet near the entry, specify an acoustic door. And wire the light switch or motion sensor to the ventilation fan. So if the room is in use, smells are removed. In New Zealand every toilet must have mechanical ventilation.

Great video. We were literally designing a floor plan last night for a new build and we spent hours trying to make the bathroom location work so it is tucked away. Also, appreciate you talking about the light. My husband has an app that shows the sun’s path so when we are looking at lots we can see the exposure to various rooms. I agreed 100 percent about the messy roof lines. It seems as we drive around and look at new construction the roof lines have gone crazy. We like some peaks, but generally the classic roof lines look best. We will need to hire an architect but for now we are using floor plan software to get our ideas/desires in place. PS. I didn’t even notice the music. I was focused on the content.

Your videos are great! I've been really zeroing in on #5 - the home in relation to the sun. Its tough finding home styles that do this well when the home faces the street to the east. I'm in the northeast. Optimal sun for heating (and joy) means the widest part of the house runs from front to back in my case to capture all the southern sun during winter, south is the side of the house. Particulalry with a roof that gives southern exposure for solar. I've been lookjng at traditional 2 story styles that have the gable in the front, (so you have southern roof exposure) with the garage roof line perpendicular. Curious of you have any go to examples for a house that makes good use of the sun when it has an east facing street.

Such great advice and information! Thank you!

Why I don't like houses with a "master" bedroom and "children's" bedrooms. That bedroom might look perfectly adequate for a five year old now, but in twenty five years when that five year old is thirty and has a kid of their own but they and their partner and kid are still living with you because you're disabled and they're your carer, is that bedroom still going to be adequate to their needs?

Hi Chris, I just stumbled upon your channel and I’m amazed by the quality of your site analysis. I’m currently studying architecture myself, and just like you I like to use procreate in the beginning of a project. I was wondering if you have any templates, or props that you regularly use (sunpath for example)? I also think that a dedicated video on your workflow using procreate would provide value to a lot of people trying to improve their digital drawings. (I also linked up with you on linked in to follow your projects ;) Either way, big thanks for the amazing video! Greetings from Germany Dominik 👋🏼

What’s the reason for background music? I like to know………..

The budget is what you're comfortable spending - which will be less than the total amount of money available. After that, you've got to fit what you want into that budget.

Thank you so much for this. We are currently in the process of buying our 4 acre lot and we want to know as much as possible before we start. We just want a single story high ceiling 4,000 sq house and so we’re trying to be as realistic as possible so this video helps.

Very helpful tips! Thank you for producing this video.

Great presentation and content. Thank you

I stopped the video at 2 minutes in. Why on earth would you put such annoying music in your video to compete with what you are talking about. You might have had some valuable points BUT I will never know because that music was AWFUL!!!!

Great content and recommendations! Really appreciated 👏👏👏

brother, put some images about what are u talking about, please, in this way i will clarify my ideas. thank u so much

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Solid input, thank you.

I wanted to watch but the music is wayyyyy too loud

Amazing! I am in the process of realizing a new build in Eastern Canada and have been scouring through hours and hours of material online, both to inspire and to educate myself. Your podcast is one of the simplest, concise, well thought and, brilliantly delivered. All the best!

Too add, you need to have schedule of deliverables in place prior to signing a contract. If the deliverables are not met on said time line, causing you a delayed move in date, then the deliverables "penalties" kick in, causing the contractor lose money.

I'm not an architect but it was my dream to become one. Now I have desgined a house but I'm not really sure if it's designed correctly. is there any ways I could figure that out. I'm talking about the size of the house. the place of walls and doors and widnows.. Is there any ways I could figure that out? or can anybody help me with that.

Turn the music down. Wth

Love this new type of video! And agree with other commenter, general sense of pricing would be great to tie things together.

Great vid Chris. You did say this was just an exercise but you might want to include prices for what a house like this might cost. How much the expansion and renovation might cost too. So we can see if something like this is realistic for the average home buyer/owner. Tbh I can’t imagine what you did in this video being cheap. I could be wrong.

Good advice but remove the crap music from the background. Aggravating AF.

Amazing video! Super helpful!!!

In fact I specifically want a bathroom right next to the front door. I don't care about guests - I don't have people over that often. But I care about being able to clean up without going into the house. This is mostly my dogs, but not just them. If I'm dripping wet, I want to dry off before walking into the house.