ArchiCAD Tutorial under 30 Minutes Modern Architecture

Modern metal cladding with secret gutters. Maxline cladding is a premium finish and this is exactly how to create this chalet from start to finish in under 30 minutes.

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Looking to create a chalet with a unique and premium cladding material that you can use on your resume, portfoilo or anything? This archicad 24 tutorial will teach you exactly how to do so!

Today i take you through setting up archicad 24 layers, creating new layers and deleting old ones. Including how to dismiss all the warnings that you may face along the jounrey.

Next we move onto footing design in archicad 24. it will be combination of slab on ground and timber decking design to create the overall general shape of the building. By planning out our footings and floor plan before we begin designing it gives us a guide as to what and where we can design in archicad 24.

Now we move onto the ground floor plan in archicad 24. This is where we begin using layers for the external and internal walls. Layers in archicad 24 are very important because it will help reduce work load later down the track, so get them right at the start. We map out our internal layout in this section as well as a mud map.

Doors are critical to internal movement, if you dont plan them out property and set them up the way you want, it could be challenging to move around the inside of the house. So today i show you exactly how to change the door sizes, shape and even how to add handles.

Windows will make up the most of our external design in the project. We will be focusing on large format windows and sliding doors to give the project an indoor outdoor connection vibe.

Now we move onto the cladding. Maxline cladding is what it is called in australia and it is produced by Rev Roofing. This product comes in a variety of different shapes and sizes around the world but it is a striking metal cladding with a premium feel.

The roof is what really ties the whole design together. By using a simple secret gutter architectural detail we can ensure the cladding wraps the walls all the way to the tip of the roof. A very impressive detail on site and on archicad.

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00:00 Intro
01:13 ArchiCAD Commencement
01:53 Levels
02:55 Footings
06:37 Ext and Int Design
12:14 Doors
13:17 Windows
19:54 Cladding
22:43 Roof
31:40 Outro

[edithhg]

I definitely prefer Archicad over Revit ✨

[idfclutchnixon]

That's just incredible! Very informative and simple to follow into this “jungle”. Many thanks, I hope your channel gets the attention it deserves!

[minjieliang]

I cannot thank you enough for these very helpful and clear tutorials!

[roshealy]

I am completely new to Archicad but I followed your tutorial (very slowly, over several hours). Thank you and I look forward to doing more.

[salamayad]

We can't thank you enough for these tutorials, they're very helpful and informative.

[maristelamaris]

Excellent David! Thank you so much for sharing ! These tutorials are helping me a lot!

[sophiebanks]

Just starting to learn Archicad. I've trained in Revit but most of my work is now in the residential arena. Your tutorials are awesome. Thank you so so much! :)

[oseauluiviti]

Great video mate! I've been using Archicad now for two years, as a student I find your videos helpful. Thanks for the tutorial

[DSven]

Good Stuff David.
There needs to be more ArchiCAD tuts / resources out there!
Someone needs to be the Balkan Architect for ArchiCAD ;)

[carololeary]

Thank you. Very easy to follow tutorial. I am busy learning Archicad after being on Revit for the last 10 years.

[ShaddeyNNM]

I’m just getting back into architecture, I graduated in 2013 but wasn’t able to get a steady job so I gave up on it in 2019. I used to use Revit back in the day… I bought a Mac a year ago, because I was sick and tired of having to buy a new laptop, also thinking I would never get back into architecture… anyway, so of course there’s no Mac version of Revit. So I decided to try Archicad, since it feels more professional than Sketch up. But I am having a hard time 😅 so thanks for these videos

[amosshirreff]

Hi David great tutorial, I learned a few new things fro it. I don't know if you are aware of this however, you do not need to split roofs into single plane and delete hips to remove the hip ends of the gable. You can just pull at the apex and drag it with (apex point drag icon selected) so the hip becomes a gable end without having to split or delete and part of the roof. This way the roof remains as one and is easier to edit in future.

[adamapeticky]

hi, i've just watched your video about which laptop to pick for an architecture student and i can't wrap my head around one thing. I have to ask, how do integrated graphics compare to dedicated or gaming graphics cards in graphicaly intense applications? It truly surprised me, that your daily driver is the surface laptop 3 with only intergrated graphics. I'm researching the market for a nice laptop, any tips?

[ians]

Good video, very informative. I prefer floating head to split screen. Usually I’m watching on my phone so the split screen was a bit small

[kayodejoseph]

Greetings I need your video on how to increase line weight in layout

[guy.h]

Thanks for sharing some high quality content on Archicad. Apart from that have you ever considered developing a even more detailed course and make it available on platforms such as Udemy and Skillshare ? I would definitely sign up😀

[peikai]

Hmmm I am not sure why but my slabs join or cut off each other automatically when I put them together... is there something that I enabled?

[itzDopeBeatz]

Thank you so much david for this amazing tutorial can we get the photoshop and final phase of this project?

[sodasocietyofdesignaustral]

Great tutorial so far - just a heads up you forgot to mention the wall switch from external to internal as you fit out the Master Bed onward - for beginners this may cause some issues

[karaturner]

Hey David, I was wondering if you knew how to create interior vertical foliage/moss walls? There are BIM products out there however, they limit the ability to have design control. Would you recommend a technique I could use?