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a walking bucket !!

The thing 99% of women these days wear shorts.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:22 *Milstein Hall's superstructure has a large floor plate with cantilevers in two directions, supported by trusses and girders.* 01:57 *The challenge of resisting lateral forces without shear walls is addressed by creating rigid connections at column-truss intersections.* 03:03 *Construction involves lifting truss segments with a 650-ton hydraulic crane and careful coordination to fit cantilever sections into place.* 05:06 *Cantilever trusses, extending beyond the main structure, present unique challenges during construction.* 07:11 *The second floor features a diagonal seating area and skylight openings, with meticulous on-site welding for joint connections.* 08:06 *The construction concludes with a free-standing steel stair structure on the west side of Milstein Hall.* Made with HARPA AI

Would you consider setting and price and receiving measurements for 3 window acs ( older female) ? I just don’t have the materials and tools and just wondering? Ann

oh yeah

Thanks for your video. Finally, someone's video that really defines it.

10:20 Professor jabbing at the designers over that CO lol

Home Depot doesn't understand "kind of a stick-on foam." What's the brand name or generic term for that grey border material on the wall side edge of your insulating box???

These were all very insightfull and very simple to comprehend! Thanks alot from an architecture student from Portugal!

I'm just learning and following ur work. Ur a legend ! You are so insightful and truth seeking. I like the honesty and academic rigor. Not the greenwash we often hear

Great vids. And I appreciate .. the detailed look u present.. ie u don't say here is the installation of the curtain wall. U break it down into each necessary element. Are there drawing and details available? I hear alot of issues with the building post contraction

Thank you fo this. I installed the hardware cloth on our pond dock which has had wasp issues for years.

Why? How?

Can you name the insulating materials please. I live in another part of world where diy is not an everyday activity.

This seems like a very fascinating class.

This is such a well explained series.. 👍🏼

Great video! Interesting twist from 2020, right now wood is more expensive than just buying the steel scaffolding!!!!

A very practical idea! But I think you should hire someone to do an impressionistic painting of your air conditioner as the picture in your frame.

What program for the drawings

Wow. Very educational. Thank you.

This is unacceptable. Thank you for your observations and comments. First Milstein Hall and now this. Such disappointment.

I'm in an architecture class currently through the American Uni of Paris but I was sent home because of covid but I'm so glad I got to see some of the buildings I'm studying that I never got to visit this year!

Any update on this? Have you had to replace the mesh? If so, how often? Love to see a follow up video. Also, did you have spacers in your deck? We have a huge composite deck and are having a hard time getting the hardware cloth around the spacers

Jesus, why are you so mad, seriously? It's hilarious

I made three of these to cover my A/C units. Thank you. Excellent design.

Great video Jonathan!!! I really appreciated the time you took to explain everything as well as the interesting anecdotes. It is really hard to understand how these curtain walls are assembled and the sealed. I think your video could be improved by doing the assembly sequence in 3D instead --- yes...I know how much work that would involve. Thanks again!!!

I love this design of the 2x6 sandwiched like that

Did you build it on 2x6 or 2x8? Thanks

would be faster and cheaper and safer to buy a second hand scaffold tower. easier to dismantle and store for future use

The base of the pre-fab sections on the base, what did you use screws or nails? I am new and have been told to use nails for load bearing portions. Screws for joining nails for load bearing, or do I need to get into making joints?

This building looks exactly like the one where my dentist has his office.

Very cool buddy, I will post again, once I have built my own, even if I have broken something, lol.

YOU ONE SMART MAN....very good ,

Wish I had those electric scissors for all the standing raised beds I made and other projects! Sure beats metal shears!

This is awesome.

It's unusual that no one has come on here and lectured Mr Ochshorn about the dangers of DIY staging.

I always enjoy seeing hardworking people doing DIY stuff - Great job Johnathan!

loved your vlog! felt very natural

I had been thinking about how to cover my ugly AC in the middle of a otherwise useful wall and I was lucky enough to find your video. Just the idea I had in mind. Thank you for sharing such a great solution!!!

Thanks a lot

Thanks a lot sir for the documentary, as a young architect it helps me a lot, thanks very much again for your effort

*immediately submits application*

yaaay! Great help

That's just disgusting! Thank you for shooting all that details! Every starchitecht creation should have it's own documentary of this kind.

Thank you. Mr. Koolhass needs some building science.

Flufftastic!

Would be ALOT easier to make some A frames.

@r4zv4nes the guards are required by ADA code (disabilities) specifically in this instance for the blind, who would indeed bump their head on sloped walls. Their sticks hit vertical walls, allowing them to not bump their head, therefore no guards required.

is it still working? :D

Are there downloads for the 3d models shown in the video? I wanted to modify it in sketchup.