How to Read and Draw a Scale Floor Plan – Scaled Floorplans Drawing Course for Architecture Students

Thank you for the lesson! It really helped me realize something for so long now.

Well explained it's so simple and clear for one to understand ,Thanks for this

How is 40 divided by hunderd is euqal to 40????

very usefull video but this video is Hindi translate please.

We scale to different scales just for our better clarity and better to hold and analyse. That's it.

Yes, understanding scales is a whole topic which is underrated. Scales can mess you like nothing else. So, Yeah it's much better to understand what they are.

Finally I understand...all thanks to you for helping me,,keep going ❤

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that's a joke 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks I didn't know that before 👍✌

You made more sense in 9 minutes then what my lecturer taught me in a 1hr lecture 😅

Thanks man this has helped me 🙏

How do I convert floor plan drawn at 1/100 scale to 1/4 scale? If the length of the room was 4,236 would I then divide 4,236 by 4 to get my 1/4 scale dimension?

Wow, great explanation bro.
Its help me a lot, its easy to understand in this video than in 2 hr lecture.
Keep posting videos like this or this field. Just more appropriate you bro.

Thanks

Thanks for sharing very well explained...

Great video. Want to make a 1.6' scale house in real life so im trying to understand what would the floor plan look like 🙃

what i dont understand is why the US still using the inch and feet system and not realizing how hard and complicated it is. just use the metric system and save your brain cells from damage

very helpful and easy to understand.

How to covert foot scale

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I now understand this perfectly

Brilliant explanation, thank you 🙏

Diolch yn fawr iawn!/Thank you very much! 0n a scale from 1-100 this tutorial is a 1000+!

Thanks for explaining. It’s my first year and I was just 🙃not getting it. But now I do👍

Like this process.

Taking

Going from A3 to A4 or indeed A1 to A2 (ie 1 page size down), the scaled size is not 50%, it is actually about 71% of the original size. Add the "fit to page" option everyone seems to love to use which adds an additional margin to your original page size and it comes to about 67%. People also seem to mix this percentage up with scale, this is why I think the 1:67 scale comes up.

nearly 9 minutes for something that takes no more than 2 minutes, too much bs mate. what about a scale of 25 to 1??? ah ah !!

Coolness. Scale is pretty tough. I think scale is exponential coz' you can't just divide the actual measurement to the measurement (miniature version/scaled down) you want. Also how do you know the scale, what scale you this be: the actual measurement is 20mm but I want it to be 2.72mm?

God bless, Rev. 21:4

My teacher explains for half an hour and can’t just get to the point like saying use rulers to make sure it’s straight and u know the measure like yeah I know that, no need to explain the purpose of it I know I will use it no matter what

Bro just use the ruler right. Okay i give my support 🤣

How would I convert 17.5 mm on a floor plan to be bigger ? Which scale do I use ?

Can you do a video on how to use the (feet and inches) calculations, like (1’/32”, or 1’/67”), just the American version of what u’ve just done, please 🙏🏻

This was great. Thanks. I came to this video because I saw that James Cameron made the Titanic model at a 20:1 ratio and when I saw the picture of the model, it seemed impossible that making the model 20 times bigger would actually match the real length of the Titanic. It seemed like the Titanic would be much bigger in real life. But now I realize I was wrong in my assumption.

thanks dear

Thank You ,Thank You Thank You ✨
Man you're Explanation 😱
I Understand 🔥🤗
Thank You 🥰

Thanks very much for sharing each one teach one and the many channels like yr channel

This has made my porch building project so much easier. Thank you.

You scared me with your 67 scales especially when it was 82 :)

Jesus, hurry the fuck up

Thank man you got a new sub

This has helped a lot thank you !!
I feel like i can actually understand better what I’m doing now, rather than just jump in my projects and hoping I did it right.

Thank you so much for this video. It really helped me a lot!!

Thank you

those lines are so straight! haha! thanks for the vid!

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Thank you so much for explaining😭❤️...this video is really Helpful for me 🥺🔥🔥