FACADE DESIGN - How to Design a Narrow Skinny Facade * Follow These 6 Design Tips*
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
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In today's video, we're going to unlock 6 design secrets behind the artistry of designing a narrow, skinny, thin building facades. We will visually analyze several examples (these are not my designs) and try to get in the heads of the architects who designed them. Most of these examples, follow design principles (proportions, contrast, hierarchy, etc.) to achieve well-balanced, harmonious designs.
If you want to learn more about design principles, please watch my previous video where I discuss these design principles in more depth and show you how architects follow these principles to achieve order and balance in their architectural design:
• FACADE DESIGN TIPS - 5...
If you're not familiar with my process of analyzing facades please watch my "glow up" facade video to understand the thought process:
• FACADE DESIGN - How To...
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
01:47 The Biggest Challenge
02:50 1st Design Tip
06:34 2nd Design Tip
09:34 3rd Design Tip
12:59 4th Design Tip
14:59 5th Design Tip
16:47 6th Design Tip
18:10 Outro
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I'm an architecture student and my weak point is designing facades, and I noticed that there aren't many videos about it. So I was so happy when I found your channel and your videos!
I don't know if it's your speciality but I was hoping if you could explain/ design big non residential facades (commercial, hotels, restaurants...) please, I would really appreciate it 💕
Thank you Rama :) Facades are always challenging. I will keep it in mind and will try to diversify the buildings typology for the next videos.
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@@malbeldesigns you are welcome. This is very difficult design problem for anyone I guess… Maybe it will be your most watched video sometime :d
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Hey rewatching this video again, I noticed something. On 8:19 did the architect sacrifice comfort by doing thin windows? They look smaller than they should be. How can you get light from there if it's also deep inside the facade? (z axis)
Also in your next video could you give us tips on how to improve some of the facades you showed? Like in 18:00, the design is not that good but what would we do to make it better? What I would do is make two lines on the sides go up more and add tiny boxes that either go in or out from the cut squares on 1/3. Also make the net-like facade on 2/3 in order to make it asymmetric.
I’m not really familiar with the plan of the facade at 8:19 but I hope they are not sacrificing any comfort and maybe the small window is more of a closet/ bathroom? Or maybe it’s good that’s a small window to minimize heat gain if this is in a warmer climate? You could get away with small windows if the interior layout is right.
As for 18:00, I would personally get rid of the screen first, look at the plan second and choose one of the design tips that make more sense in terms of again, heat gain, privacy, room layout, etc. To your point, making the 2 side lines go all the way and make them more defined will definitely frame the facade more and that’s a great start. (This would be a fun exercise for another facade design video)
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