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[Chen Xu @Chenxuuxu]

I mean if u talking about temperature wise then it should be fine . As living in Singapore have make people accustom to the heat already. But imo what make the surrounding uncomfortable is the fact Singapore is very humid making it almost unbearably uncomfortable

[Jimmy Tan Jia Ming @JimmyTanJiaMing]

By simplifying a buildings exterior and less of all those decorative exteriors such as in the Art Deco architectural style. Thanks for de reply! (end/) #be904 #be904_3 #be904_3_3 #S1W13

[Matthew Seah @SRJMatthew]

Its hard to decide whats best here. Lets say you're client is rich, I'm sure you can give access to the view and if too much sunlight enters, just add a curtain or turn on the aircon. If you wanna make something sustainable, then maybe you're priority would be human comfort

[Shi Min @Shimin052]

I think it depends on what you mean to be 'better'. Anyway my take is to always know the site and local context in depth. So if sticking to one place allows you to properly understand a site's conditions, local construction practices, traditions and materials paired (1/) #BE904

[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

Yes I agree with# this.
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[Elijah @Elijahtann]

@shoo_yee Yes. I think the view will affect the visual comfort of a space. The surrounding nature and buildings will definitely affect the amount of light that enters a building. For example my house doesn't have much of a view aside from my neighbours
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[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

It makes sense to consider long-term and short-term use for living.
We should think about it.
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[lim syn yin @lim_syn_yin]

That’s a good question. Personally I think in the long term living thermal context is more important for short term I feel that visual comfort takes priority.

[eleanorclaireleong @eleanorclaire_]

mind would probably be engineers and clients but sometimes can be the seemingly most unrelated fields such as philosophy, as seen in how Jacques Derrida and Bernard Tschumi worked together on Parc de Villette. I think this is an important thing to learn(2/)
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[Ashvin @4shvinn]

During this process, building errors may occur when the assembly of materials are not structurally safe and juxtapose the aesthetics of the design or building due to the elements of human and humanising origin. (4/) #be904 #be904_3_1 #be904_3 #s1w17

[KeLLY @kellytkxin_]

1.The most important thing I learned tdy is the concept of comforts in architecture. there are two aspects of comfort were introduced in the lecture which is psychological comforts and physical comforts.. This is important because it could
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[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

Sameee
We should know more about Asian architects.
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[lee ci @lee_ciii]

this lecture is interesting as we learn more about a local designer, compared to some Old White Man. #be904 #be904_3 #be904_3_2 #s1w17

[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

Ya I think its kinda visual comfort
Yes its really defer from person to person but both are important to me!
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[Rifqi Dzulqarnaen @curatedki]

in my opinion, yea i think it is (for visual comfort). however for your 2nd question, i gotta go with person to person. but hey, i aint no expert lmao.

[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

Make sense..
But didn't the Bauhaus architects also reject ornamentation and focus on simple and functional design, using simple geometric forms and the use of modern materials such as steel, glass and concrete?
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[Jimmy Tan Jia Ming @JimmyTanJiaMing]

Good question. From my take, I think that is because modern architecture is the simplification of forms and exterior and interiors, tight material palette, and boxy, simple forms. This coincided with Corb's "A house is a machine for living." (1/) #be904 #be904_3 #be904_3_3 #S1W13

[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

Would you still choose to be in a room with a comfortable temperature, but with poor lighting that makes it difficult to get these things done in the end?
Would you still choose to priorities thermal comfort?
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[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

That's what I thought at first, but the online definition states that VISUAL COMFORT is usually defined by a set of criteria based on the level of light in the room. So I wondered if it was because views only feel good when one is looking at them from
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[Adam Sng @adamsngjj]

I would say yes. Some people would prefer the view of the sea, the forest or even skyscrapers. It’s really just personal preference where we may not like a particular view and thus conclude that it isn’t visually comfortable for me but it may be for others. 1/ #be904

[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

Ohhh ya I think most people would choose to priorities thermal comfort as we prefer cold weather than hot, but do you think daylight could be a consideration later?
If in a situation where you have to write and read.
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[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

Is the view a visual comfort?
and I'm wondering which is more important, visual comfort or thermal comfort?
or its defer from person to person.
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[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

The main thing I learned from this lecture is Kelvin Mark Low's 3 concepts of the product as process, material and specific environment.
I learnt that each country has different architectural
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[shoo yee @shoo_yee]

rest of the time we are just busy in our life, however, a good ventilation system in the room is long-lasting, it will let us feel comfortable all the time and can reduce the reliance on the air conditioning.
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