Sketchup - Speed Build - Modern Mountain House 1
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Today I'm back with a new Sketchup speed build. I've finally found out what the terrain edit tool works like, so I thought it would be fun to make a mountain house.
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I am a graduate student in the architecture field. I would highly recommend you reach out to local architecture firms and ask if you could shadow for a day or get a tour. Bring a couple of your models with (photos). And ask if they could use someone to model and render their project part time.
Could lead to even an internship at an early age.
At the very least take a tour of a college architecture program nearby you and see if it interests you!
Evan Lecy Hi I am 13 years old and I really want to be a architect, what would be something that I should start to learn or do for architecture
@@cxmdencod180 you're still quite young. Starting off learning all the different modelling and drawing programs is really the only place to start at that age. Once you're older and have started a degree in Architecture, then it would be better to look for work experience or internships. Architecture firms are quite strict on what they require and in my experience, don't accept people who lack experience, skills or required education that are needed to be worth their time. Learning Sketchup, Revit, AutoCAD, 3DS Max, ArchiCAD are all good programs you can start off learning but you will still need the professional education as well because architecture isn't just about drawing buildings. There are much deeper thought processes involved in designing buildings rather than just making them look good.
@@cxmdencod180 Just start drawing and get good grades in math and physics. That will help..
@@cxmdencod180 Personnaly as a kid i draw houses on Sketchup just for fun. Then first year at Uni, i actually learned how to really draw (with layers and that kind of stuff). They really teach you this slowly and normally the first year you are more experiencing with hand sketches and paintings etc. So yep just try to draw what you like and don t bother yourself with getting too complicated and deep in a programm, you will learn this properly in the studies. (PS: Learn also draw sketches by hand, thats even the most important in the first year).
@@cxmdencod180 , i am 12 and design already, 3d and on paper. I self taught myself. I recommend reading books, find books with designs in them and try to copy them, and then find architects.
Bro I was proud of myself for making a desk in sketchup then I see this
I know how you feel man
Loool what software dd u use?
Same i even uploaded it then i saw this
What is the name of this aplication?
Sketchup
it really is amazing to see a 15 year old kid that has the same, if not, better skills than some proffesional architects making sketchup models of amazing houses! Great job!
what do they do. I am going to be an architect so i want to know
Not really, the dimensions are pretty off, especially slab and girder thickness.
Sketching up is only sketching up. A professional architect have to consider more than just designing shit.
Daniel Zarb Look "Revit" up, i use that program for designing. Professionals also use that program.
Which version this program?
You're the first 16 year old I know who has this kind of skill. I've studied architecture and been using Sketchup modeling since I was 14/15. Well done kid!!!
You are turning 16 ? Shit dude, at that age I was playing in the garden with dinosaurs. You are extremely patient and talented, by my age (29) you will achieve a lot of things. I am kind of jealous lol.
***** I still do.
when i was 16, i asked a women what is a "BRA"..
What's so shocking? Whats the difference between doing 3d modeling and sketching?
Stephen Ramos It's impressive. Who was talking about sketching?
zoltan87 I was just pointing out that there are teenagers at 16 who are amazing at hand drawing(as an example) because they spend hours practicing. This kids chose 3d work, its definitely impressive. Wouldn't say its shocking. Now if he was 10 than I would say it was shocking
Hi, you don’t know me personally, but I just wanted to say thanks for everything. I’m 17 this year, last year I saw this exact video and it inspired me to take up architecture and consider it as a future career. I’ve gone from knowing nothing about this field to doing internships at firms. Thank you so much 🙏.
Oo good luck! Gonna be tough but you can tough it out :)
i can't believe your just 15 years old! You sound like you're 20+. I'm 19 and currently studying architecture and i can't even do that or know how to use sketch up! That is awesome man! You have the skills and the potential to be a great architect! Are you planning to study architecture in the future? And just out of curiosity, where do you get your design ideas from?
Na..he more like sounds like a twenty year old on speed
+Detchy Detchu maybe he's more on manual.
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rlly its that easy?
I think he builds this from a picture in his head. I do that too. Im by far not that good, but i think about houses for weeks, i take notes, and then i visualize what i came up with in that time.
As an architect myself, I gotta say, I liked your design!
Young man you got some talent there, I’d advice you to take some time into thinking about joining this field ☺️
I'm just 13 and I was trying to remodel my basement just for fun but I want to learn more. I'm very impressed with your work and just inspires me to work in architecture.
💀 I'm 13 too but I'm planning my dream home, if I even make it that far. Tell me how your basement goes.
@@Toruk_Makto17 My basement goes pretty well so far and my parents liked the idea and just started working on it. Thank you for the comment 😊
@@waltercruz3940 👍🏾👍🏾 maybe in 15 more years I can tell you how my house went 💀
I'm a simmer and love downloading your houses. I shook to know that you're a year older than me, I thought you're 20s to 30s when I'm watching your sims' videos. I'm currently applying for an architecture course and I'm still learning in drafting and using an architecture software, you're too advance compare to me ☹️ and your passion for houses is such an inspiration.
Bruh you have the talent and patience!
x100
You are incredibly talented, you are obviously self taught, your building looks amazing. I can’t imagine what you will be able to achieve if you knew some tips and tricks of sketchup so you don’t have to struggle that much with some parts of your design.
I am an architect, and I’m really impressed with your age and your creativity.
Omg your so young yet you do such amazing things. People like you are amazing.
Not only you can do design, but you can also talk non stop for 20 mins about your building. Thats a cool communication skills
it’s 7 years later so I’m curious, what are you up to now? did you become an architectural drafter? architect? or video game engineer?! great work 👏
He actually did study architecture, some of the videos on his channel are his university work.
Wow ik this is an older video and this guy is now 22 not 16 but I really hope he goes into Architecture because he is very talented with sketch up and his design is very impressive. I just started using sketch up in my first year of Ferris State University’s architecture program and I wanted to see right away what interesting builds people have made, first thing I see is this and of course the creator is so young and talented. Wish you nothing but the best, very inspiring build too👍
franklins house came to my mind as soon as i saw the pool 😃😃 great video btw keep up the great work
Watching you battle (and win) against those awkward angle edge extrusions around the corners was great!
It's really beautiful! You have a real talent... How long does it take you to make a 20 minute video like this?
Lulucmoi07 a day I guess
Like 3/4 hours and 15 minutes editing the video
afkara if the video is 20 minutes itsself, editing will never be less long as the video. it will always be longer so 15 minutes editing is quiet stupid
Pascal well it matters how ge is editing and what he is editing in ,also it was just a guess I don't make videos like that so i just made a guess
thats honest man
im just blown away by how you built this without grouping anything... it drove me crazy
OMG! You are awesome! You must be a precious gift to this world. I'm 30 and I love architecture. I love drawing houses, though I dreaming of going to an architecture school. Maybe I will share some of my drawings with you so you tell me your thoughts. If possible, of course!
When I was 16, I envisioned myself as the next Frank Lloyd Wright but despite my imagination and design skills (pen & paper), your's are far superior.
I thought that Sketchup Make was a free "trial" version?
Keep up the good work and enjoy.
This is just awesome. Knowing you have been that young when you made it is impressive! I hope someone will build one of your creations :).
Your transition between topics is flawless.
awesome.. it would be great if you used external render software.. i made stuff like this too
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@@yunuslkambuno2162 stress
Respect man. I'm an Architecture student and really like your designs
One.. Nice looking Home you made...
Second.. You can improve your designs a Lot more, if you start playing with Groups and Components..
Also working with Dimensionally Accurate Items, like Standard Doors, and Windows, Wall Thicknesses, Staircase types (basically Treads and Risers dimensions), Seating Arrangement Ergonomics, etc. You will improve your design multi-fold.
I too have been working with Sketchup a lot, and trust me, such minute details help a long way..
I can't attach a jpg here, else I would have loved to share a few of my own projects..
Best of Luck with your Future..
Cheers..
Very true. As I watched the video I was thinking that same thing. You are extremely talented for your age. Amazing work!
TNice tutorials is by far, the best tutorial I have found so far. I feel like I’ll be spending a lot of ti on your channel! Thanks man! Keep up the good
Me too!but he hasn't posted in a year
15?!? You sounded maybe 30 and I'm 19 saying this I thought you'd he older...
dude i used to do this shit for hrs man when 14 till 9th grade then i stopped doing it as life went by. damn
@@meher2096 im in that phase rn
This is really cool, creating models without any dimensions but looks so proportional.
Great work! You sound quite humble and I hope you hold on to that attitude. Keep and feed your passion; stay decent. Best of luck to you!
Watching this video reminds me of my best friend who died two years ago. He was so good at this and other building drawing programs. 😔
As someone who is in the construction field, I must say that your ability of being able to create a house is very good, however you have to remember that homes are not built or designed from the outside in, but rather from the inside out. A good place to start in the future would be to lay out a floor plan, know where your rooms will be: bedrooms, baths, kitchen, dining, mechanical and so on, then that will give you your idea of what the outside will look like base on the layout of those rooms.
“So yah” count: 735
Very inspiring. Don't do what other people tell you to do (components), keep doing what works for you and develop your own style.
This is one of those gems I found in my recommended but is one of the coolest things I’ve seen on here. Can’t believe you were 15 at the time, you will go places my friend!
AWESOME!!!! i will really try to make this on sims 3 :D
Nickpolis78 you are kidding roght
"Work smarter not harder". Good builds man. I'm studying architecture and you have a good eye for this. And I'm glad you started on a terrain. Since a project and design is usually driven by its context. Also you must get freehand drawings going. I do a basic model and then print it and use it as a back base where I draw my models with pens and colour. Computer renders don't give the unique effects that hand drawings give. Start sketching these sketchup designs in conceptual sketches and it will look amazing^^
you seriously have talent. have you considered studying architect?
Anggieta Ayu I don't think you were listening to the video
The market for architectural design is flooded unfortunately. He definitely has the skill set, not doubt. And an advantage starting out at such a young age.
@@TehNynja flooded? There is a huge shortage for engineers or bim modellers in most of europe
@@HelixBeats98 I'm in America and there are more people who went to school for architecture than we could employ.
@@TehNynja ahhh damn. That sucks! come to the eu or scandinavia. They pay big bucks for engineers and architects here
Im almost 18 and you run circles around me man... your visions are gorgeous and you play them out so well. Keep up with your passions, you're going to go far (:
can you make a tutorial about rendering please?
I too started SketchUp and vray at grade 6th and now I joined Architecture school at 19 🔥🔥 goodluck for your journey bro
Press up, left, right to align with z, y, x-axes in SketchUp when you moved items... that will help you a lot in modeling...just so you know keep it up!
I understand what you are doing as I am turning 15 and I like building on sketch up aswell and when I get an idea, I like to build it on sketch up and I use the make version as well and I use to build staff on sketch up aswell and I am learning more staff
If you have a lot of free time you should make A modern House Called Falling Water by Frank Lloyd Wright
This is amazing, when I was still in my freshman year we were ask to make sketches using sketch up as our last project. And it's so time consuming.
Can You Build The House from The Movie "The Incredible 2"? That Modern House of course!
I'm only 2 years younger than this dude! Such significant and potential talent for someone at such a young age!
what a talent you are ..really amazing
So cool! Can’t believe u did this when u were 15 years old! Be proud of yourself
You're getting totally ripped off for 5 bucks dude. I'd pay 150 bucks for this model and renders, legit. You should definitely study architecture at a good school, I think any architecture school would accept you if you built a portfolio with this stuff.
Sasha waxman -Totally! As a graduate from an Architectural program myself I highly recommend you take Sasha’s advice! Portfolios are key, and getting to know the people in your possible field! It never hurts to meet new people in the long run to find your path. :-) Good luck.
Even 150 is the low side of what he *could* get paid
I wish I was that good :(
@avan job no
Ha. This comment is a bit late (over 2 years) but at this day I am 15 and 16 in 2 months and I also enjoy making builds like this, especially houses. This video feels really relatable because I'm using Sketchup 2017 and still trying to get used to components 😅. I've really been wanting to have rendering software for a while now but I still love seeing the final result of my creations after just playing around with some of the view settings in Sketchup Make. My main issue is getting the motivation to finish builds after I've gotten half way through them. Hope your skill set has helped you do what you enjoy and I really hope that will be the case for myself :)
Imagine how insane this dude would be at minecraft
Hey bro, I'm doing a Master's degree in Civil and Structural Engineering and we have been using SketchUp for pretty much any 3-D models of buildings, sites etc for years. Obvs we aren't as interested in the architecture but let me tell you not one person on this program can model like you. Even if you don't want to be an architect or whatever in the future, consider doing some freelance design work maybe? At 15 years old (even tho you sound like 35) having this kind of talent is great, keep it up man.
superb ,,,,
Yo random verify man
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Ik moest voor school ook iets in sketchup maken en iedereen zei dat het echt goed was (dat viel best mee) maar ze zouden jouw werk is moeten zien, man wat ben jij hier goed in!
Omg, this is the sims build mode on steroids lmao
Congratulations your design is beautiful. I would change only one thing. I would take part of one side of the pool (left or right side) to put stairs. Maybe they are not necessary if the walls that surround the pool are not that tall, but in my opinion it would be more reasonable and look great.
9:36 - 10:00 I feel your struggle bruh
while I can't even make an accurate cube this dude is making houses in mountains with interior!!!!!!
Goed gedaan man !
Dude don't shortselling yourself! By the standard of my country, you are worth a least 150$/hours, bear minimum. You have so much talent and are so young. Keep it up, great careers ahead of you
to be honest, I don't really believe anything called " speed build " It takes so much time, skills, and experience to have a good house design. Architect has a lot responsibility for their designs, thus, they need to make sure that every things on the design are passed by code and the owners' eyes. That means you want your windows, doors, walls, roof or stairs come with the right dimension and are put in the right place. It takes time. This is a cool video to get you interested in house designing tho.
Duke Nguyen you are right, but he did also admit in the video that it took him 2 months sometimes to design
What he meant by speed build is a time lapse of a build that he has been planning for a while to build, because in edited normal speed of this video would be many many hours long
dude you didn't used any extensions right? wow awesome
dwg/dxf that's what the pro is for ;)
This is very skilled for any age, especially 15. You seem to have a calling in life.
you guys are freaking out at how good he is, but it's sketchup.. literally the most beginner 3d modeling program there is.
The fact that he's using a beginner program should make it even more impressive..
So do you have any better designs than him?
FANTASTIC TALENT - i hope you continue to take this further and actually become an Architect, you would be really good!! Go For It!!
Do a tutorial plz
you have the fundamental design concepts engraved into you which means u can, and should start using something more advanced like revit and dynamo. it will be a whole new world of possibilities in terms of designing and building. parametric stuff is also cool to look into. best of luck and keep it up, amazing work
its called Beverly Hills
Bro amazing imagination.Your designs are awesome.Really
I somehow fell in love with you,
but I am straight...
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that is a very good way to design !! and your age allows you to design this way,.. I am studying architecture and once you realise that most of the things we design are unrealistic to build. you will automatically start building houses rectangular, unless the client is a billionaire and budget is no issue at all.
For some reason, this reminds me of the lab rats house😆
It’s so amazing what you do! Really! I mean you 15 and you speak way better English than anyone I know in your age. It’s really awesome how you do a huge and detailed house out of nothing. I know that you study architecture today and I don’t know but maybe in 10 years you’ll be one of the most famous architects. What ever you are really doing something amazing 😉
WOW i raged quit when i was doing sektch up
a 20 minute speed build, you took your time buddy great job!
Read your bible and praise Jesus and God.
At my high school in the US, I’m able to use Chief Architect! It’s an easy (but not affordable) architecture and interior design program. Definitely should check it out if you’re interested. Good luck!
I'm fifteen now but I'm only reading memes :((
IM EVEN 18 AND REALLY STRESS WITH STUDYING ARCHITECTURE IN MY COLLEGE THEN U JUST 15 AND PLAYING WITH CAD AND MAKE THIS COOL HOUSE? lemme cri. good job👏👏
drink every time he says like or stutters 😂 you gon be off yo ass like you know like like
Amazing! no words to praise. Focus on your education and become an architect/engineer. You are the best
Looks like the clout house
Very talented video and cool explanation of how terrain edit tool works!
like like like like like okay like like okay
dud,like, I click off your video cause like, I got fed up with like, you saying "like" !!
Holy crap, i saw this video a year ago when I was 15 and I always thought you were 25 or something. I kept on thinking how proffesional this was.
I think you play MINECRAFT😂😂👍👍
Your video is very useful. Very nice design. I enjoyed watching
your drawing style is painfully to watch. drawing fast is easy, drawing correctly is not. this model would be a nightmare to adjust and draft due to no groups, no component's and the random heights and thickness.
He said he did ut for fun...
just stumbled upon your video, this is so cool. Clearly very talented, and inspired me!
Wow 15 yrs of age. I remember GTA one of my favourite but this SketchUp it's not like that bro😂. But it's so awesome as to you it feels like it, so you really feel like playing with joy that's the best part.
Wow that is amazing I'm 15 and I like to design houses too and I really have to say that this is very creative and modern! Compliments!
Thanku so much for this amazing video learnt alot pts cad expert, Rio ryne & Dutch sim4 master are best for beginners
This looks absolutely amazing I have jst got into Sketchup and was only designing a computer desk as well but would like to do more. Also its Vinewood Hills in GTA and it does kinda look like it so cool
Very impressive, young man. If you keep working at it and exercising your creativity, you can go far. One minor tip: you should look into the array feature, which can save you time when making repetitive features such as stair steps or rafters. You simply copy a component or group, and after placing the copy, simply hit "x5" or "/5" to make 5 copies spaced the same, or spaced within the original spacing, respectively. Keep up the fine work!
I'm an Architecture student of Puerto Rico's Architecture School, and not even I can do a 3D model and render this awesome!
Im amazed! What a beautiful house and Videos your voice is great for listening, do your work, you will be successfull in life
great stuff. to give you an idea of what your plan should cost approx. I have just had house plans done, The plans were R15 000 or $1 014. To have the digital model built like this was an additional R7500 or $507. That was the cheapest quote i got for plans and model.