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There is so much beauty and sustainability in this. You can not be hot in such an environment..
Buildings should involve breeze bricks and other sustainable materials regardless of client specification.
Sometimes all you need to do it start again! Interior design idea. Collaborated with @tari_appah on rendering
your renders are beautiful ngl! Good job!
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Good morning Fellow Architects🙂↕️🙂↕️
Getting Codeguardian in front of people has been tough. Kindly help a brother retweet 🤲🏾🤲🏾
Codeguardian is a Revit-native plug-in I built that helps check for several basic Architectural conditions including areas relating to egress, doors, windows and other code requirements.
While Architects are designing, Codeguardian helps identify potential Compliance problems so they don't become expensive redesigns or permitting delays
Here is the link
codeguardianapp.com/
I'm grateful and hope to serve you more🙏🏾
If you are encountering code compliance problems, plug-in Codeguardian into Revit
codeguardianapp.com
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True ventilation is never a thing.
But question, how else can we make a space breathe better without cross ventilation
Most hot rooms don't need a bigger AC. What they need is simple: another window on the other side of the wall.
When you have 2 windows on the same wall, air comes in, turns around, and leaves the same way. The back of the room usually stays stale.
Put the inlet facing the breeze instead, and the outlet on the opposite wall, offset, and the air has to cross the whole room to get out. That's when you can say cross-ventilation has taken place.
What do you think is the major challenge of achieving cross-ventilation in designs?
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Dear young Architect!
Please do 9-5 even if it is for 2 years post MSc under a structured firm.
Half a word is enough for the wise.
