Are these the Best Architectural Diagrams you've ever seen? Diagram Review!

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In this video we explore the results of the second edition of Project: Unbuilt's competition. The challenge was sequence diagrams!
Thanks to everyone who participated, and special thanks to our amazing Jury who helped select the best diagrams.
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@S_G_B 2 года назад

Gret video, my only suggestion would be changing the title too something like "Are these the best architectural diagrams you've ever seen? Design Review!"

@LearnUpstairs 2 года назад

Hey S_G_B, thanks a lot for the suggestion. Happily accepted! I wasn't sure how to properly write it. Appreciate it.

@4OHz 2 года назад

If any of you are interested in graphical display of information may I suggest Edward Tufte’s self published books. Published well over 20 years ago and although not architectural but informational in general they set the basis for the modern theory: “Visual Explanations” “Envisioning Information” “The Visual Display of Quantitative Information”

@donii487 2 года назад

I like watching you teach photoshop and AI, I hope you can display the sourthcut on the screen so it's easier for me to follow what you do, as a beginner I'm confused about the sourthcut you press so it can change to the one on your screen

@Neegamind 2 года назад

thank you for creating your channel! very educational and helpful for beginners

@LearnUpstairs 2 года назад

Appreciate the feedback, Ponseca_jeff!

@youngadalf253 2 года назад

Happy to be in one of your videos.!! -Creative Mode

@TERRY13G 2 года назад

Nice chair on the background!

@mateoignacioborgetto2565 Год назад

when its the third edition? i loved it! 💟

@esmeraldabautista9241 2 года назад

I love your videos!!

@brianlopez8614 2 года назад

Can’t wait for the next competition!

@chavez_finol 4 месяца назад

Gracias

@nicholasmarinas8873 2 года назад

I'd love to join the next contest, how often are you guys hosting this competition? And where can I get news if theres gonna be one? Thanks!

@LearnUpstairs 2 года назад

Hey Nicholas! I'm happy to know that you're interested in joining future competitions at Project: Unbuilt! Ideally we wanted to host around 4 a year! But they take such an immense amount of work that we're doing only 2 or 3 at max. But we're planning to hire more people to help us in this journey. You can follow @project.unbuilt on Instagram to be the first one to know about it And also @learnupstairs and @wikiarquitectura, which is our main accounts also post about the competitions when they come out. Let me know if you have any questions! Cheers

@tolegensamayev3552 2 года назад

5:01 something on background, looks scare

@LearnUpstairs 2 года назад

😱😱

@andoniarzate02 2 года назад

you're the one who won every "I spy with my little eye" game 😱

@valentinanm2632 2 года назад

😖 that's scary

@VrigeHD 2 года назад

Which program are they all using to create these? Im an construction engineer that would love to work more with architecture! thanks

@mewmewj2794 2 года назад

Basically AI & photoshop for 2d edit, sketch up & vray for 3d export

@AB-my7rd 2 года назад

probably SketchUp for model making and photoshop for post-production

@alexandergosta 2 года назад

It’s a lot of rhino with artic mode and illustrator really.

@igorvilela3213 2 года назад

eu amoooo

@laurinovasconcellos2882 2 года назад

ola, boa noite! gostaria de saber se você tem algum conteudo sobre análise do entorno, estudo da carta solar e ventos predominantes. sou fã do seu conteudo e tem me ajudado muito a me destacar na faculdade de arquitetura :)

@LearnUpstairs 2 года назад

Oi Laurino! Ainda não tenho conteúdo específico sobre esse tema. Mas esse video aqui talvez possa te dar alguma inspiração ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ftw2yrSv2uo.html

@Qafannouncerstudio 7 месяцев назад

which software they used?

@tifeniix2939 2 года назад

how can I learn to do this, I just started my master's course in architecture.

@rain-2779 2 года назад

Watch more tutorial on RU-vid...there are tons of video to watch

@ubin0629 2 года назад

Just try to many Diagrams style......

@lalhmachhuani1897 2 года назад

what is the name of that font??

@invencibletheory 2 года назад

How come no videos exist showing the workflow for the X-ray type of diagram… like the one with the red path arrow…

@Buckers582 2 года назад

Yeah that looked good, I'd imagine is just a clever use of layers

@invencibletheory 2 года назад

@@Buckers582 it’s more about a workflow as opposed to recreating a specific diagram. I mean what happens when a building is 20 times bigger with far more complicated circulation, do you model a path in 3D? Do you use rhino’s X-ray display mode? Do you remodel the building to look less complicated? I realize there’s no one way of doing things, however, there’s always something to be learned, especially in buildings with complex circulation, I have even seen this 1 diagram once where parts were strategically carved out of the building to expose certain parts as opposed to only relying on transparency.

@k.scuind Год назад

Hi, I'm the one who made that diagram. To answer your question, Yes, I did remodeled to simplify it for diagram. I also draw that circulation in 3d model as a guideline, then finish it in Illustrator. He was right, I experiment with layers. I rendered 3 diagram and overlay them on top of each other with different opacity to make this xray effects, then doing a bit of extra line works on top of it to highlight certain parts. Hope it answered your questions! :)