Top home design tips according to my dad (Learned from the best)
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- Growing up, my dad was always my biggest mentor when it comes to construction - these are the top tips he gave me when it comes to planning and designing a home. Hope this helps anyone looking into starting a project.
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Beginning of the video: So, when I was younger.
Me: Slater Younger
I CAN'T HAHAHAHAA
Noooooo 😂😂😂😂
HAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHA
LMFAAAAOOOOOOO
Ahahahaha benta 😂
A few decades from now: 10 Things I Learned From My Dad | Scottie Young ❤️✨
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@@thatguyslater aaaaaaaaa I've been noticed by the budol master
WAAAAAH!!!! Waiting for this
One of the best comment I've ever read.❤️
nakakainis kaya pag pinapasa sa anak ang trabaho ng magulang 😂
"Keep straight lines as straight as possible"
Me: Straighter Young
WAHAHAHAHA DAMN
HAHAHHA
1. Practicality over looks
2. Keep Straight lines as straight as possible
3. Provide extra parking space
4. Don't repair cracks too early (Wait 3 to 4 years)
5. Invest in insulation
6. Know where the water is going (Make sure all slopes are going down the drain)
7. Minimize the number of floors and stairs
8. Make the masters bedroom as big as possible
9. Consider the path of the sun
10. Expect mistakes. Don't expect everything to be perfect
Consider it as a guideline Not a rule.
Example:
1. Practicality of looks. A large portion of his house walls are made of glass though looks modern but impractical with our tropical weather. He basically voilated his 1st rule.
@@alcubz2622 You know the no. 9 right? He basically explained it there.
Mukhang nakikinig si Macci. Great!
Although im not an engineer but i learned a lot in your channel..we are building our house and im following your advice
@@alcubz2622 You see number 9 little girl al cubz? You're a total nonsense. Get lost. You know nothing mr internet expert keyboard warrior. 😅🤪
Your dad follows the principle of "Form follows function" from the famous Archt Sullivan. Father knows best!👌
"Nothing in life is free" ...pero eto, FREE EDUCATION!! Great content.
you're still paying to connect to the Internet 😅
These are thought on Architecture school, that's why professionals are really important in designing our dream home. Proproblemahin pa lang nila in the future, nasolusyonan na ng mga professionals ❤
You’re very luck to have a dad that guides you in construction
i am
@@thatguyslater unsa kaha reaction nya ani? I can see him smiling all the time while watching this 🙂
Hi slater.. which video did you talk about the rabbet to prevent water from coming in? Interested to watch so i can apply in my future home. Thank you
Thank you @@thatguyslater for noticing my comment🤩!! You’re one of my inspirations to become a civil engineer👷♂️👷♂️
Indeed very lucky. As an engineer, I never had someone to look up to.
"He wants us always to learn from our mistakes" hits different. 🔥👌
Can’t wait for scottie version of what i learned from my dad. 😊
As a future civil engineer (hope to get my license this year) I am thankful Slater decided to have a UA-cam channel. These tips especially about the cracks are so helpful! Thank you so much for the very pleasing and informative video Engr. Young!
Hello! How's it going? Am I allowed to call you Ms. Engineer na?
I’m so happy you made this Slater.
Scottie is so lucky to have a grandpa and father like you both 🤗
Awww! You're such a good son!❤😍 you and your dad are so lucky to have each other.💕
I’m an Architecture Student and Thank you for this video Engr.! It really helped me to consider these things when I’m planning for our plates 🧡
Dads' advices are the best! Gleaned a lot here.
Aweeeeeee. Maybe the sweetest thing a child could ever do to their parents. Instilling the lessons they have learned and applying it all.❤️ sml 🥲❤️ Im sure your dad is so proud of you. ❤️
Good advice, thank you and your Dad. Always enjoy all your videos, and your wife's. What a great family. All the best wishes to you and your family.
"Form Follows Function" Building purpose and function must be the starting of the design rather than aesthetic. Most common design philosophy na ginagamit ng mga archi students hehe
Tama ka dyan klasmeyt
These are gold for future homeowners! Thanks for sharing!
I am planning to build our house this year and so thankful that I was able to watch your tips. This is also the reasom why I subscribed immediately. Thanks Engr.
Geeking out over Sun Seeker is the most adorable geek out ever!
Great content Slater well done. Having built and renovated many buildings over 30 years and learning the hard way at times, your tips are practical and spot on. Essentially common sense (which comes from experience) Good Job 👍
Top home design tips: Get an architect and other professionals
Very helpful and practical insights which would come handy in our dream home project! Thank you for always sharing your (and your dad’s) expertise in construction! More useful content in the future! God bless! ✨
I hope to see a video about insulating a house with the right practices and materials, especially for those that were already built and/or are more than 15 to 20 years old, from extreme heat. There are still houses out there where they just never knew what roof insulation does and how it will make their daily life MORE comfortable than just filling the house with electric fans. :3
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Thank you so much Engr. Slater for sharing this wonderful ideas that you got from your father. We learned a lot from this video. 😊💖 We love Skyfam.
Thanks so much for your insight! I love your home and your home-building philosophy. I hope I can use you when we build our home in the Philippines one day.
Good thing you discussed the cracks and when to repair them. this video is very helpful.
Nice tips especially having flat flooring all through out the house, basically for safety reasons, not only for the elderly but for everyone. I often see many houses in the Philippines where small steps/transitions are all over from one area to the next, I always look down lest I stumble.
I've recently been hooked with your guys' podcast especially with Iya and Drew because I personally enjoy helping my dad fix things around the house too and like Iya, who is also interested in "handyman" things. Anyway, after binge listening, I'm now binge watching your videos on here. Hehe.. Great content as always, keep it up!
thanks for sharing your wisdom
hijo..god will surely blessed you and your family more
I like your father, he gives invaluable pieces of advice
Super duper practical advise and i am going to apply it in my future house! Lucky to have been watching you since the beginning learn a lot and been waiting in your new videos every saturday! Super Idol Boss Slater! loveet!!!!
Thanks for sharing these tips! Hope you can also share some house ideas that is near to busy streets(like wall fence, dust proof, noise reductions or anti theft house designs). Gracias, Engr. Young!
Thank you Slater and to your dad👏👏👏👏👏
This is good content. Especially found tip #3 (?) insightful, about not fixing the cracks right away. Usually when we observe cracks on the walls or floors of new homes, we automatically attribute them to poor workmanship or use of substandard materials. It's not always the case pala 😄
As a newbie Engineer, I found this vlog very informative! Thank youuuuu
Can I just say that I love your content and omg the outro!! "See you S'later' " is so witty!!
Thank you and your Dad so much!
Thanks for sharing this informative vid! More of these please. I never knew I needed this until I watched it!!!!
Also I love Black and white Photos in the home it brings out true beauty of the Photo.
YOU ARE GOING TO BE A GREAT PROFESSOR!!!!!!!! 🥺🥺🥺💖💖💖💖
I used to think that my dad was just OA on how things should be done during the construction of our house, since he always points out mistakes and misalignments. Now I finally understood where his frustrations are coming from. In a few years, I guess I'll be the next one to bare those frustrations. But I hope not.
I always like your content sir Slater also the quality of your video you are so lucky to have your dad and to have the same expertise or job because he can always guide and teach you everything he knows I am sure you two are very close👍👍
Wow!!! I admire your parents sana I'm able to meet them one day.
#2 reminded me of my boss who told me do everything in “square with the world”. I used to be irked about it but I appreciate that boss more now 😆
so lucky to have a dad like your dad. makita jud unsa mo kapinangga ❤️❤️❤️
i love slater’s content na kahit di ko pa napapanood ng buo auto thumbs up na agad. thank you for giving good and informative content!! no pressure.. just keep doing you, sir.
Thank you Slater. This is very helpful.
Wow! Great discussion. Thanks Sir Slater and his Dad. 😊
Last advice is golden. World isn’t perfect that is why imperfections are part of the design.
This is just super helpful and knowledgeable 🥰 thank you Slater!!!!
Another nuggets of learning. Thank you, Slater! 🙇🏻♂️
Guys Lets watch this 🥰 thank you for the tips kuya...
Were planning to build our dream house and this is a great guidelines...im a civil engineering graduate but never practice!! Kinakalawang na ...this is really good!! Worth to watch! Thank you
This is out of context, but I can't believe that you're reaching half million subs na! Been here since Day One. Congratulations Slater. Road to 1M 👌
Thank you for sharing your wisdom Slater. I will definitely watch your video again before building our home. Maraming salamat. Keep em coming! 👍
Thank you! God bless you and your family!
Its probably much easier to have a dad that knows things about making houses and constructing buildings.
Lahi ra jud basta mga, well experienced and professional ang mag review..makatabang dako sa atong future nga perspective sa muabot nga balay salamat sir slater.
Hi there you are doing great! in all the houses i build back in the Philippines (i build more or less all rigid tropical style houses) on our properties and what i did is ..i made comfortable scale models of all of them, to see their functionalities, practicalities ..performances in sun travel, natural lights / shadows and some even for the rain water impact ... this will give you a very considerable help to understand, how it will perform and how it will be eventually when you are in the new build. This will not take you too much of effort and even gives you sort of pleasure once its done.
Sobrang dami kong natutunan.
Sana marami pang gantong mga video's
- Future ENGR.
We are currently buliding our future family home and ang dami kong natututunan sa mga videos mo, Engr. 😍😍😍 none of us are well-versed in construction but because of these, may say na ko when it comes to decision making for what will be our home. 😍 thank you!
I really like your video. Very informative. And i learn a lot as a architecture student. I may not watch all your video. But every time i watch one, it is pure masterpiece.
This is very helpful especially for engineering students and fresh grads na naga crave og practical knowledge. Thank you ☺️
Ayus isa ka na Boss sa bago kong susubaynayan.
Eryq here from Cabanatuan City. Working here in KSA
Had so much fun with the sun app! Dko lam pero sobrang in love ako sa sunrise and sunset kaya I loved this reco
Thank you, Slater and thanks to your dad. #10 tip really helped me calm down. We just finish the construction of our house and I see a number of things that could have been done better. The construction process was indeed a stressful experience especially that we live out of the country and had to travel several times to physically see the job progress despite the pandemic. Nothing is perfect talaga. I chose to rest my case and start enjoying our new house. I am learning a lot from your vlogs. Keep posting.
Grabe po yung aesthetics ng video. Sobrang satisfying 😭
I Learn a lot from sir Slater, kahit marami na ako experience sa construction, watching from perth Australia 👷💪
Thank you Engr for the tips
I'll surely apply it in my future projects pag papalarin makapasa ng board😁
Expect mistakes! Best advice ever! It’s not worth the headache tlga. Been telling my friends who are planning to build their homes soon too ☺️
Thanks for the tips! More power! 💯
Thx so much for all your videos,,, greetings from Thailand
I learned a lot!!! Balay na lng kulang...dami ko ng gustong gawin. Daghan salamat.
Double thumbs up to this. Really interesting and great info!
When the construction of my room/ home office was finished, I noticed cracks and it's quite annoying. I'm planning to DIY the repair and I'm happy I watched this. Hahahahaha maghintay muna ng 3 years para sulit ang crack repairs.
I love your dedacation and concepts. In the future I will be building a home in 3.8years I will need You.
Thank you Engr. Slater. I'VE LEARNED A LOT
Thank you for this. I always learn something from your videos.
Definitely give us a lot of input and knowledge, God bless🙏
Thanks Engr. Slaater! good pointers!
Hello po sir Slater!..I'm a big fan of yours during ur PBB days and now Liteblock is just besides Umapad Elem. where I am teaching.You're such a very good person who always there for our school. Thank you!💓🥰
saving this video for future reference! thank you sir. Ready na po ako sa next topic 😁
Thank you! very helpful. Godbless your family more!
Thank you Eng. Slater for this very helpful tips. ❤️
Thank you for these advices, very timely for me...
Grabe ang swerte ni Kryz sayo dahil your really respect your parents and swerte ka din sakanya 😻 kelan kaya ko makahanap ng slater ng buhay ko 😅
Great advice! Thanks Slater
learned a lot from this vid. hopefully we can apply this our future homes.💯
Five years from now gagawin ko yung mga tips mo sa pag dedesign at construct ng bahay. Tuwing nanonood ako sa channel mo po na iinspired lalo ako na mag work para makapagpatayo ng maayos at komportableng bahay.
Bravo! An excellent video with plenty of good advice.
Thank you sir slater for the tips, Very helpful po.
Hi Slater. I am your fan. Your posts are helpful and sensible. May I suggest that you also discuss two very important issues in house construction:
A. Tips on Constructing >Concrete Roofing:
>Basic components
>Gutter and downspout
> Importance of slanting the roof
B. Tips on Designing Gutter and Downspouts on End Walls to avoid leakage.
Thank you so much. Be blessed . ❤️
We have a tiny home in progress in Daanbantayan. The layout is based on flow and practicality, it's how I would use the house as a solo parent with 3 young kids, also mainly because the budget for this house is what you would probably spend on insulation alone. It's very tiny. But the tips you gave are very helpful. I know your projects are high end, but would you do a budget build review or tips? Like really budget friendly. I literally planned everything down to the last window based off You Tube videos. Just trying to get this dream home done while making ends meet. I hope there weren't too many mistakes in the plans. 😭
for making the master bedroom bigger, i guess it depends sa lifestyle. as for me and husband, we dont want a tv inside our bedroom or anything else kasi baka di na kmi lumabas ng room. and when hubby and i discussed kung ano mga babaguhin sa house namin, we opted to have a bigger living room since that's where we spend most of our time. thanks for sharing. i love watching your vids i learn a lot. 😉
thanks a lot for the tips! God bless you all!!
Oh wow no wonder you have a very nice house although not perfect as what your Dad said it's true nga naman hindi lahat mapeperfect!!! Grabe na amaze ako lalo dun sa window path of shades ng sunrise & sunset ganun pala yun, wow as in Wow!!! Thanks for this content Slater :) You are very lucky to have your Lola & Dads advice to the SkyPod!!!
Practicality over looks,..thankyou!sana nauna to bago kami ngpagawa ng bahay!ngayon renovations after a year!agad agad!including parking area!and thankyou for sharing about that 3 to 4 years for the house to settle pa kasi masakit na ulo ko about some of the cracks ! Grabe dami ko natutunan,..sana next time about paints naman,..