Architecture School 

Smarts

Yes

Also, exit doors should be designed to open outwardly to avoid killing someone by panic trampling on them :)

"Don't build crane shaped buildings" Laughs in "Kranhäuser" (Crane building)

Everyone will hate especially engineers and construction worker for a bad design

why is he aloud to teach like that?

U have something in common with Dom nice

@@kairon156 tenure, probably

@@courtneylewis2415 Sadly I never knew what I would want to learn if I went.

@@MeepsNcheese Tenure is another word I've always heard but never understood what it means.

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😂

Neato

yup same thoughts

Same

What did you go for instead?

That’s very interesting thanks - what are you doing now with ‘clear goal posts’?

PS, is it just me, or is it increasingly difficult to not have a perfectly normal conversation sabotaged by the censor bots? Now, just speakimg my mind on Javascript seems to offend them.

O great. Its gone _again!_ Seriously, this time I really cannot fathom what was offensive about what I wrote. So, lets just say, I'm a software developer now.

@@Hannodb1961 nice

Magic

Magic

I see your Howl's Moving Castle and I raise you the Burrow

Lol 😂

@@SilentSilverJoker the burrow But tower

_he came_

@@geraldbal7945 *and then vanished*

@@geraldbal7945 oh did he now?

Yes

mcdonalds looking car - yes

😖😓 i don't even know how I ended up in architecture

Amen brother. I only have 2 semesters left and I can only think that I want to make a living of my art instead of buildings that are a litteral agony to make in every step.

Sprite

@@pabloiriqui6128 dude.... i don't know why but most architects have i seen happen to be good artists (heck i draw myself..), is that a thing?

Just graduated with my degree in landscape architecture and I will never be able to look at a park or garden the same ever again....I just wanted to become an artist. .-.

I can never look at chair design the same way again after my product design A-level course. IKEA is a religious experience for me now.

As a programming student, I cannot look at websites, software, and video games the same way anymore. I see the glaring issues in the logic or structure of a program. You don't know how angry I was at the user interface of the software I have to use to edit videos when I start making them

This is me with music, but I never went to college for it. Just copious hours spent writing music and 6 years of band class.

me with films/movies and writing now, i am a huge english and psychology nerd so i don't look at people anyone normally does and when i read books i look for hidden meanings and foreshadowing and when i'm watching a tv show (example: supernatural because it is the best thing i've ever watched and the filming and the camera work is just amazing and i could go on forever) we don't look at the world in the same way as normal people do :D

Oh my gosh same, I have a very overanalytic brain yikes

It’s part of teaching or showing the students what bad design is 😂

@@meitoonz3961 exactly.

I read this as defication and thought it was still normal

My professors hate a specific architect so much that I think they would probably fund a trip to Spain just to shit on his designs

@@marcellamarques5568 I can only say money well spent haha. But on the bright side, future architects will know what not to design and design more functional and sustainable buildings.

As a hitman myself, I have met many architects who have helped me out. I would never take a bounty on an architect unless they are genuinely awful people.

@Capp00 would someone please think of the snipers!?!....love your vids capp

“Sniping’s a good job mate”

@@patheticest I'm sorry w- ✋😃

@@yuwiichu1839 hmmmmmmm

YES YES YES

Yup that pretty much sums it up perfectly, I'm an artist but have to do architecture because the country I'm from has practically zero industry for art while the housing market is absolutely booming and while I'm a huge fan drawing whatever wild characters and worlds make their way into my imagination, I'm an even bigger fan of not starving to death

@@dohickey7184 Same :’((( I feel you . I’m also an undergrad architecture student . Just because I had no better options to study I went for architecture course . I wanted to study concept art and illustration . And I regret that decision ....

This is so accurate.

Noted

that reminds me, there’s a church where I live that looks like a giant UFO with a large point sticking out of it. You can’t use the large point, but if you go inside the church, it creates a good sense of wonder because it looks really cool from the inside and from the outside

Interesting comment and I agree. Architecture is clearly not for everyone but that's for each person to find out as you delve deeper into practice. I hated it till my third year when it finally clicked in place for me. Some of my friends till their final year 💀 Also, I thought the channel owner said they did architectural science which was for 4 years. Is that different from a traditional 5 year course? Maybe their experiences are different?

@@SaffariRose From my understanding the main difference is that a 4 year degree, either a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture isn't necessarily a studio-based curriculum. In the US at least they also are not accredited by the organization that controls licenses, so the programs don't allow you to get licensed and practice on your own. As opposed to the 5 year Bachelor of architecture, 4 year degrees may not cover all the classes/topics that allow you to critically engage with the theory, or understand enough of how a building goes together, develop your design process, etc. I can only speak for my experience, so I have no idea what the creator learned in their program, or what any specific 4 year degree is missing, and there is no way to summarize 4 years of painful study in an 8 minute video, but it sounds like their school was much more focused on building science rather than theory & architectural discourse. Obviously there are many different equally valid approaches to architectural education, personally I am glad I am in the 5 year program I chose, even if I still sometimes question why I am here with the daily onslaught of assignments and deadlines.

yeah, this "form follows function" thing is very basic. The reality is that function also follows form, and that form can sometimes just follow the "significance" of the space and what the architect want to convey. Architecture is away too complex to just accept boxes.

Appreciate

Then try to explain to your client why they can't have their origami crane house in terms they'll understand, give up & just tell them they can't afford it.

Hahaha yeah

My dad is engineer LOL

@@treazure lmao

Yes from an EE standpoint as well lul

You must felt really attacked XDDDDD

Course doesn't matter. I've seen so many people graduating and getting a job that has nothing to do with what they studied, but they did pretty well

@@NJVArtimations wish me be one of them ....*sigh*

@@NJVArtimations Architecture is a respectable degree too. So you can go into many industries with it regardless

*you do you bud*

Don't do it bro, architect here

@@oscarcheung5893 why

@@ci9247 just go on any architect meme page and you will find plenty of reasons. But I can list a few: 1. years on years of education as pre-requisite, 2. yet most likely you won't learn much until you practice. 3. Hardly any pay : the salary in my city is considered high globally, yet the pay has not risen in over a decade so even if it was once a decent occupation, it no longer is. 4. You will waste your life dedicated to it, you end up having no social life with the terrible hours you often have to work. 5. Tasteless clients and government departments will squeeze every ounce of design out of your creation, leaving almost no satisfaction for those who complete their work. 6. Even if you end up working for a big office with interesting portfolio, the work is done in production line style studio environment that the architects often don't learn how to build real practical buildings.

@@ci9247 and although school was hell, it's only the starter and nothing compared to the main course

me too me too😅

samee. this is going to be a long journey..

my fourth year, uhm....good luck....

Already a first year student... Me: yeaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh.......I.... Please help me

SAME GIRL

You can be a good architect. Perhaps it is time to enter architectural science program? 😅

I knew that without playing sims ever in my life

Yeah, games do teach you things. Specifically if it is a hard game and you want to beat it legit, it teaches strategic thinking, resource management, learning from failures and memory

English is my second language but I learned i lot of English word through games

You could totally learn lots of architecture from games that's cool

Same

Same

Better to starve doing something you like than starve doing something you don’t really wanna do

@@chrisperez8292 It’s kind of hard when the options are either to starve doing something you like or live comfortably doing something you don’t like.

@@Brey__ yeah I understand. We all got tough decisions to make but I feel like some things are worth the risk if it’s something I’m passionate about.

One can only hope your designs are double-checked and proof-read more thoroughly than your written compositions. Retired Science teacher here, and while I hate to be pedantic, a Masters candidate in ANY discipline should know the following: Way = way, 'advise' is a verb, 'advice' is the noun which is given when one advises; Architecture/architecture -- when named as a field of study, it is being used as a proper noun and hence always capitalized; if used as a merely descriptive noun , e.g. 'the architecture of that building...' (similar to 'the height of that building...') then it is not; 'don't' is the Present Tense Negative form of 'do', 'won't' is the Future Tense Negative form of 'will'; i = it, meed = meet; comma between it and it's. BTW, EVERYONE 'has' weekends, you need a modifier after that word to clarify your intent, e.g. I don't have weekends free, etc. I only mention these points to give student viewers cause to think: if one hands a set of blueprints, or a resume, to someone, with grammatical errors which LEAP out at the reader, how can they then trust any of your math? Building component dimensions (critical!!), calculations for material quantities, stress-load levels, building time, etc.? It's not that Math and English are the exact same skill set, it's the fact that the writing wasn't double-checked, so it would be understandable if they didn't trust anything else you presented. Our language and the skill to utilize it properly have been denigrated over the past decades to the point where it is now considered a waste of time to be accurate in one's speech and writing. It is, however, JUST as important as it ever was.......unless one WANTS to go into a job interview and be passed over because of inadequate language skills. Remember, it is often not WHAT one knows, it is the fact that one applied oneself to learn it, that gets you the job, or promotion, scholarship, or commission, etc.. PS TO EVERYONE: DON'T use programs like 'grammarly' (lower-case deliberate) to avoid having to improve one's linguistic skills; IMPROVE THEM yourself. ☮

@@davidschmidt6013 one can only hope you can find comments where this kind of answer is called for. I am so sorry for english not beeing my main language and i really don't care of you liked my grammar and sentence structure in an online comment

@@sarahbosch9660 I can't even tell what's wrong with your comment

@@you_gullible_fucc me neither. My Auto correct on WhatsApp often Changes words according to german grammar (like if a word starts with an lowercase alphabet or not) but if someone searches for grammar the comment Section of online Communitys are the worst place to Look. Its not like i will write this way in my Thesis xD

@@davidschmidt6013 Bruh.

NEVER THANK THAT SHITTER OF A BUILDING

Me too

Mine was in 3rd but nonetheless I didn't think it would pay off

Time to change your major because of some random verified youtuber lol.

Well you should ask some of the students of the university how they teach students and then make a decision

Unless your passionate about architecture, I would strongly suggest looking at related fields. I probably would've dropped if I didn't love architecture. The struggle I put up with for the last two years was brutal. Thankfully I'm going abroad for my 3rd year fall semester.

run. run while you still have your youth.

It's not that bad, it is collective torture though. If you truly love it and organized chaos, you'll fit right in!

Really?? I want do do both architecture and structural engineering

hahaha

haha

Is this a thing in the US? Even domics said in the video that the engineers will have to figure out how to build architects design except that and this joke isnt true because really the architects figures these stuff out...

@@Alkuf100 really? But civil engineers gotta do something right? And also the suppliers who need to figure out how to acquire all your curved pieces of wood. And the builders who need to put your shitty pieces of wood together into a ball. And the mechanics who try to figure out how the fuck you’re gonna get electricity and plumbing into this thing.

@@TumblinWeeds not really, here you can get a house from an architect or a construction engineer but they almost never work together on the same house. Also there is no such profession as "mechanics who try to figure out how the fuck you’re gonna get electricity and plumbing into this thing." where I work, we have consultants who help us architects make plumbing etc work but still, its definitely not like architect makes a nice drawing and 50 other made up professions figure the house out lol

LMAO TRUE also his name is spelled Seán c:

And mr beast can promote it!

omg it could be an extension of the gaming cafe! Gaming hotel lmao. The higher floors are for more quiet games like Animal Crossing and the lower floors are for more intense vs/co-op games like Smash or Among Us

Oh my god

Dis dude just came up with a millionare idea

"Your natural lighting is very impressive. You must be proud." "I'm a simple architect, trying to find my way in the industry."

my road goes from north to south, which makes it so that all the buildings on the street face either west or east, which makes my street all have west and east facing windows.

@@markimoss9890 My former home had the entirety of the apartment facing west. Imagine a summer sun powered oven with you as the main course.

@@ruffusgoodman4137 OOF

@@markimoss9890 me too all of our windows are either east or west facing

that's me accurate

Eh, never had that experience in my computer science courses.

@@buca117 lucky

I disagree. It sounds like all his professors taught him was the modern architecture is best. Where I’m studying, you learn ABOUT modernism, but they definitely don’t drill the “form follows function” mantra into the students

👍🏻100%

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ofQMNWDmg-E.html what is this

@@MrCScottie you're right

Really depends in your school, I had a lot of fun and my insomnia was there before this lol. Altho, right now I'm not working in architecture so it totally feels like wasted money more than time. Ohh welp, glad my school wasn't outrageously expensive

Zaha treated her employees like shit and her buildings have so many problems

1200 people died constructing her stadium in Qatar and she didn’t care

Didn't she come from a wealthy family??

Also dont become a doctor

Bebt is bad

Hang In there , its not that bad.

Yooo. me too. I study for 1 semester and then dropped out.

@@UmarFarooq-fp9qo In the middle of my second year right now and it feels like it just keeps getting worse but too late to drop it now

@@etheriousjackal5577 If you truly hate what you are doing, it is never too late too change. A foundation in design from architecture can transfer well to may different design fields. We all struggle in architecture school, I keep going because I feel like I'll be able to make positive impacts on people's lives in my career. Its not for everyone, we all have our own life goals, and if you aren't happy doing architecture, if it wont help you achieve your goals, you should reassess your course.

​@@etheriousjackal5577 not too late, I am starting 3rd year and just 3 days since the start of class I'm now preparing to cancel my enrollment 😂. Sorry but it isn't really for me

@@RogueOrdinary I will join you

So your the peace maker...I respect you

@@HoneyDimon Lol, hopefully, there's more to it but it changes depending on the project and the team etc

I'm an architectural technologist right now. We make very little money compared to other fields :(

@@MissDetestable Ah well that sucks. On Careerinsight it says it's a pretty good paying job on average but it depends on the job and who you work for etc. I don't know how different provinces compare to each other, I especially don't know how different countries compare. I hope to go to NAIT so...

@Spatza okay commie

Yeah ill be graduating next year and I am so anxious at what is in store for me on the other side

you'll actually learn more on the field rather than in school. heck i cant even remember a single thing despite studying architecture for 5 years.

^^ you learn most when you start working:) they don’t expect you to know everything. they help you along the way give over take lol

You’ll notice it more when you actually do the stuff. It’s like painting. Most of it you wouldn’t be able to explain, but then when you do the act it comes naturally to you.

lol

😂😂

I understand that reference

@@black97_0 ok captain america

Can i like this multiple times? THIS IS SOOO RELATABLE

@@BuluBibir yeah.. and not just in architecture smh

lol if you love it more than anything then you'll be fine, but if you're doing it bc you're "kinda interested in it" then i wouldn't

I'm Mexican, so I'm not sure it's exactly the same, but I can say that the worst parts are really bad and tiresome, but the best parts of architecture really make you fall in love with your career (coming from someone who doubted his career in 5th semester), and it has a lot of paths other than to live as an architect

I feel like that would be the engineers job

@@general_wcj9438 Yeah, that's moreover the geotech's job to check for foundation. Architects plan out spaces with the info given to them by these engineering contractors who do field work.

All I remember is *column*

@@matryoshka3861 XDDDDD

haha i wanted it tooo

And I will never get to know how it went till I'm 18 because the Joke video is Age-Restricted.

same

@@amarillodragon2702 just open ph and you've seen everything you needed

dont do it...i mean only if youre really serious. And know exactly what you want, design wise. love, A current archi student

Im also in danger😭

😯

lol

/\_/\ ( *O * )

･o･

nah he's just annoying now

@@sismail4689 then why are you here?

@@e_jiuu idk, just to see if he was better now. He's not

@@sismail4689 ah. Okay. Welp, have nice day 😂

domics is a dad now

Your dad didn't go to get milk

domics was like a father to me -pewdiepie

@@renzbenamira272 Isn't PewDiePie older than him?

@@DinoBoiRex I'm sure he would make a good one someday, although I don't know if he wants to have kids or not. I just know that this kind of humor would go really well with them, as a kid with a dad with similar sense of humor :-)

Saying you went to architecture school is less bragging and more showing off your war scars

@@alixnight5318 *joker joke*

Until you remember that he's Asian so it makes sense now how he did it

@@greatesterrboi408 eh

@@greatesterrboi408 Until you remember he's a hard worker it all makes sense....there, fixed it for you.

*hug*

I mean u can do it, we aint sleepin here

At least you already have something to do, I cant even think of a title for my thesis lol

Not a day or deadline goes by where I don't wanna kms 3 more years to go

From which country are you from?

Wait til your Masters, then you AND everyone around you won't look at buildings the same way again, because you can't shut up about it. (source : me) example ''The acoustics in this room is terrible, whose idea is it to put that in here, and who greenlit and paid for it? Unbelievable, the Modernist era is a mistake. No wonder the Postmodernist built kitsch buildings.'' thats how i lost all my friends.

Advice as a dropout student of architecture (haha) start learning the materials needed for each structure. Do some research about it. If you found new inventions of materials, don't use it immediately without your professor's consultation cause they'll definitely throw it. If you think of a concept, do not make out of this world design inspirations cause they'll immediately hate it... and I hate them haha but good luck on your journey in architecture! 😁

Good luck having a hard time making your building look good while having to multitask with making it practical both on the outside and the inside

You haven't gotten to the fun part yet, 3rd and 4th year when you won't get sleep!

@Spatza Ayyyyye, it's another example of "What the hell happened in between these 2 comments in such a short amount of time?" I love that game.

First

Sprite

@@icystalin2941 no one gives a shit:)

with a hair cut like that i don’t think many people would’ve liked him

@@tahzibsafwan1028 So damn rude

Yep, relate as well

Aaah the pain alone for reading that >.< If it was only drawing i would fir happy xD

bruh.

I applied to only 1 architecture school & actually got in. Help🥲

Don’t worry it’s not all bad. While some professors are assholes that expect you to know everything most of them in my experience are pretty understanding of what background knowledge students will have. Architecture is a lot of work but with good time management it’s all manageable and very rewarding as you’re literally creating stuff