The house my auntie built a long time ago still stands today. She's an architect and used to work in New York. As a kid, I grew up in this house and never felt so hot inside until I stayed in a different house. It was then that I realized and was truly amazed by my auntie's ingenuity. The bottom of the house has a 3ft space with numerous rectangular holes all around. At first, I thought these openings were for flood protection or storage purposes, but that wasn't the case. The floors of the rooms above were made of wooden slabs, possibly mahogany, with small gaps between them. That's where the cool air would enter. It was like a natural airflow system. Now, I know you will say, why at the bottom, why not at the top? The answer is, I really don't know how but the 'system' works flawlessly. I wish I can ask her, but sadly she passed so many years back with cancer. But, as an adult, I'm truly amazed the house she made. I believe the house was constructed in the 1960s. Even the ceilings outside the rooms had this airflow feature, although I'm not sure what it's called. Back then, we didn't have insulation, nor did it exist before, but we didn't need air conditioning. During hot summer, I have to admit that some heat would still seep in, but we never felt hot at all. We would simply open our louvre windows, those glass slabs that were all familiar and very common in the 80s and 90s..
Cool air is denser and sinks low to the ground. While hot air rises in your home, cooler air rushes from the bottom to replace the hot air, so even if your windows are closed air still flows freely. I hope to do that with my house one day.
Sana matuto din ng Tropical Design mga karamihan ng mga Pilipino. Kagaya ng mga lumang bahay sa Manila at sa probinsya na may bentanilya sa ibaba ng mga bintana para mas madali magkaroon ng cross-ventilation sa luob ng bahay. Iwasan gumamit ng sliding windows dahil 50% lang pwede mabuksan sa isang bintana, not unless lagi kayo naka aircon (sanaoil).😊
Dpat mo yan sabihin sa mga architect at engineer,sila gumagawa ng bahay,dami sila design na nagagawa na d angkop sa bansa natin din,tulad ng bagyo yung design ng bahay eh madaling mawasak lng din
@@drexxsuma1749 sadly karamihan sa mga Pinoys nagmamarunong sa design at sila nalang nasusunod sa design kaya pinapagawa nalang sa isang civil engineer or worst sa isang 4man, sa akal mas makaktipid sila, pero mas na pamahal pa actually sila.
Discovered and subbed to this channel way back 2020 nung napa-WFH tayong lahat. Coming back to this channel after a few years. Makes me so happy that you lost none of your humor at sobrang helpful pa rin ng information na binabahagi mo. Moving from Las Pinas to Bulacan right now, your video tungkol sa pagbili ng bagong bahay was a huge help kahit mag rent lang ako.
Exhaust fan is an affordable way to lessen the heat din po. It's something we've prioritized sa house kasi in case may usok din or mabahong amoy, mabilis nawawala =)
@@peterpiper5300 Actually had it pre-made so some parts of ceiling has a tube for exhaust. It doesn't compare to aircon but we feel the air clear out every time we turn it on
Ganyan gamit namin sa bahay😬 yung two-way na exhaust fan gamit namin, after mapalabas ang mainit na hangin e yung malamig naman papasukin namin..kaya parang naka-aircon na rin (nilagay namin sya sa butas kung saan sana namin ilalagay yung AC namin dati 😅)
Sobrang ganda at informative pagkaka advertise sa Panasonic Ceiling Fan parang gusto ko na magpakabit nyan ngayon haha. All these years I thought walang silbi kasi sobrang hina ng hangin haha yun pala pang maintain sya.
Maganda ang cross ventilation assuming na mas malamig ang hangin sa labas kaysa sa loob. Sa init ng panahon ngayon, pag nagbukas ka ng bintana,mainit na hangin din ang papasok.f concrete naman ang bahay mo.magsara ka nalang ng bintana kasi mas malamig ang hangin sa loob dahil hindi natatamaan ng araw. Bili ka nalang ng evaporative cooler para palamigin ng konti ang hangin sa loob.
salamat idol, ishare ko na to agad hahaha, btw, for shading using trees, we can use fast growing trees like aratelis o saresa na kaya na agad magprovide ng shade in more or less 1year along with slow growing trees like mango or mahogany or something, the fast growing trees will just be temporary, pwede na natin sya putulin as soon as kaya na magbigay ng shade nung napili natin na slow growing tree, tho im not sure how effective this method will be, maybe someone can provide a more educated opinion on this haha,
Iba parin talaga mag deliver Ng Explanation si Sir Oliver. Very comprehensive in general knowledge both Science & environmental factor may matutunan ka talaga. Pansin ko lang Kay slater young mejo Hiyang pa talaga compara Kay Oliver. Famous nga lang at richboy maypagka maarte Ngayon sa PBB ehh 😂 Duda talaga Ako sa profession nya parang.... May pilit na enimbrace nalang sa vlogging session.
I beg to disagree. And, there's nothing I can say neg about his profession. It's great. And by the way, engineers and architects are not the same when it comes to thinking about the building construction. Well at some part maybe they come to terms that they've got to half-agree. But, you know, Architects are more on designs yet doesn't mean they're not into build/strength analysis. Coz, Engineers particularly Civil in the building construction is more on strength. But the plans should come from Architects coz they're really good at it. Then pass to engineers for building. either thru a contractor's engineers or any. Then, hand in hand check by the Archi on site and vice versa by the engineer. Say, for example sa columns, architects would love to beautify (beautify would mean, they're having turned on their artistic mind, that they'd love to have it "slender" or "too much slender". Yes, engineers have design considerations on "slender columns" too but, it's way too different when the slenderness is way too much) the dimensions yet engineers would love to have it be prismatic (but mostly people would see it "boring" dimensions/size, coz, that say all about the strength. and so many aspects and on and so forth. And so yes, walang duda sa profession ni sir Slater. He's really great in his own ways. And andami kung natutunan sa kanya when it comes to civil engineering profession and entrepreneurship. Btw, we're professionally aligned.😊 peace be with you. ✌️ they're both great in their fields. FYI, Sir Oliver's mom is an Engineer too, by the way.
Standardized na mga efficient house design plans. They don't even require architecs sa U.S. I recommend a top notch contractor instead. I let them decide for me and wow, ang ganda. Sila yung nagrenovate ng The Manor sa Camp John Hay!
Mah dudz baka naman maka feature ka nang solar na systems for the house 😊 may nakikita kasi ako featured sa ads like 200k makaka zero na electric bill 😅
Great tips madude! Tried and tested namin yang Anti-UV Sun Shade Nets, from 48.3 Degrees naging 30.4 Degrees na lang (posted a review of it sa PAMPA-LAMIG BAHAY TIPS video namin), need lang ng mataas at matibay na sasabitan pero sulit na sulit!!!
Di lahat ng bahay kelangan ng singawan lalo this summer, slab bahay namen sa first floor sinasara ko mga bintana at pinto dahil na aadapt ng bahay yung temperature sa labas so we have to always close the door and windows. Na observe ko yon dahil mga magulang ko akala nila mas malamig kung bukas pinto, pag dating ng 2pm ang init na rin sa loob pati sahig maligamgam na. Whereas kapag sarado lahat malamig na. Sa gabi naman bukas na lahat para ma adapt naman ng bahay yung lamig sa labas.
Thank you sir Oliver for sharing your videos. I've been learning a lot from all of your videos and it's a great help so when we decide to build a new home we know the right way to build our house. 🙂
I love watching your videos, iba pa din yung iniexplain mo kesa binabasa ko, makes me wonder what if tinuloy ko na lang nun mag enroll sa mapua ng architecture kesa mag pharma, hindi siguro ako tinatamad mag trabaho ngayon 😂
Honestly sa humid climate gaya dito sa Pilipinas. Hindi practical yung mag bukas ng bintana for ventilation kasi ang hangin is humid nga. So kahit gaano pa kahangin sa labas ma alinsangan parin sa pakiramdam dahil malagkit sa pakiramdam pag humid ang hangin. humid ang hangin sa Pilipinas year round. Best solution talaga pag mainit eh is to avoid windows na aabutan ng direct sun & inverter aircon + solar panel = presko + no electric bill.
Can I make a request? Could you talk about the german passive house standard specifically. I think it would be a great video topic considering that your audience likes to learn new things. I hope that you can promote this standard because it encourages long-term sustainability as it uses dramatically less energy to be comfortable and livable. And prolongs the lifespan of the house itself. Thank you for listening to my request.
Sa tuguegarao na hottest city in the phil. Kahit may magandang airflow at ventillation. Kung mismo yung hangin dito ang mainit at mahapdi at super dry kahit madaming puno dito wala parin. Kahit gabi super dry ng hangin mainit parin buga ng fan atnyung na de tubig. Kaya aircon lang talaga
Sir sana meron po kayong video mga tips or ano ba dapat gawin para mabawasan ang init sa loob ng bahay lalo na ngayong summer. Like pwede ba insulator ilagay sa pagitan ng kisame at bubong yung tipong hindi na sana gagastos ng malaki na itaas ang bubong ng bahay or any tips po about sa ganyang topic sir
Kung maaari iwasan ang paggamit ng CHB, Concrete at Galvanized Steel Roofing para masmalamig na bahay.. Bawas higop ng init o kulob ng init sa loob ng bahay..
Lodi, natry nyo nang magdesign ng totally energy free, passive air cooled design? Incorporating all the techniques for cooling and less dependence on energy. Like what the ancient Persians did with the wind catcher and the Persian Ice maker. Would it work in our humid tropical climate?🤔 One more thing. Thermal mass, kaya't kahit gabi na mainit pa din amp!😤
4:10 luh. may dahilan kung bakit hindi uso ceiling fans ngayon. Heat rises o ang init nasa kisame ng bahay, kung gagamit ka ng ceiling fan, init lang ibubuga niyan. edit: sponsored pala ni Panasonic.😅 May DC Stand fan naman sila, sana yun na lang pinadala
nakakuha nanaman ang civil ng ideas.. naalala ko nung nag aaral palang ako nanghihingi sila samin ng floor plans yung simple lang daw. nung gumraduate na ako pumipirma na sila ng arki drawings.. bakit po sila rin ang nakaupo sa OBO samantalang wala naman po silang NBC sa curriculum nila? sila rin nagseseminar about NBC? pati po sa BFP sila nag seseminar e wala naman silang fire code sa curriculum nila? nasan ang hustisya? ilang taon ang arki sa pinas bat di parin sila kilala ang labas taga drawing lang?
next topic suggestion: HVAC System sa Pinas. Bakit di uso yung mga Air filtration system at Centralized dehumidifiers sa mga residentials? If we should have the expertise in those systems kasi ang taas ng humidity level at air particles sa Pinas. Why is no one talking about home insulation? different kinds of insulators or triple glazed windows to prevent heat from coming in? bakit ang daming nakakapasok na ipis through the drain pipes and how can we prevent that? the quality of houses in the Philippines is so low kahit na may architects or contractors. And even those what they sell as "Luxury Homes" that would go for hundreds of millions of pesos still lack proper HVAC systems.
Gusto rin sanang magpatayo Ng Bahay. Malaking tulong to para sa mga magpapatayo Ng Bahay. Pwede ba Kong magpagawa Ng floor plan for a minimalist style na small or tiny house?
Kadalasan kaya umiinit luob ng bahay at dahil sa maling ginagawa ng mga homeowners. Yung dirty/utility kitchens nila ay ineenclose nila para maging clean kitchen nila. Resulta, di makalabas ang init sa pagluto nila at natatrap sa luob ng boung bahay pati ang amoy ng mga niluto nila.
Kuyaa since napaka lakass po ng heat wave ngayon pwede nyo po ba maitopic if mas magandang mag pa centralized or split type nalang na ac? cost wise po and longevity 😭
Ok kaya yung geothermal cooling dto sa pinas? madami akong nakikitang videos tungkol don pero sa ibang bansa. Sana makagawa ka po ng content tungkol don. parang in-depth analysis. hehe
