I've been posting lots of Instagram video content recently, feel free to check it out! instagram.com/alpine.builds/

@ssofeii

2 жыл бұрын

followed :3 if you were playing in vanilla would you still use trapdoors as a ceiling or something else like slabs?

@Codster121

2 жыл бұрын

I'd like to see a video from you about structural steel beams and columns in skyscrapers.

@rokasb9441

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like you're used to minecraft as much as revit :D

@Sticky_mulk

2 жыл бұрын

new and not new guy here, i would love it if you could do a house using realistic building techniques?

@AyaanKhan-kd3qe

2 жыл бұрын

How do i copy and paste?

My grandpa is an architect and me and my sis got him into minecraft. He started building a lot. And his builds are so good. I mean of course they are. He designs buildings for a living. Idk what I expected

@Sean-cm7yt

2 жыл бұрын

Would you mind posting a screenshot of some of his work? I'm super curious 😊

@pacheco3328

2 жыл бұрын

what sean said

@user-pj7yw1sb6d

2 жыл бұрын

what andrei said

@Dariaky

2 жыл бұрын

what bear said

@weansly5531

2 жыл бұрын

what ceaw said

Just wanted to tell you I've been using a lot of your tips to build on my series of videos. I really admire your work

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I’m glad you find it useful :)

@breadboy2131

2 жыл бұрын

Hi

It would be interesting to see these buildings done with even higher detail using mods like Chisel & Bits or LittleTiles.

@Asduriel

2 жыл бұрын

Or both

@tripwire3992

2 жыл бұрын

That would take ages XD

@ZedDevStuff

2 жыл бұрын

@@tripwire3992 nah you can make pieces and copy/paste them or make them into a single blocks

@visceral6078

2 жыл бұрын

Those mods are dangerously addictive

@TBNREllaXx

2 жыл бұрын

yes

YES, finally! I've been looking for a channel that does minecraft like an Architect

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to have you here! I’m actually in my 5th year of an architectural engineering undergrad degree and I like to apply everything I learn in university to building in Minecraft :)

@DaChillr

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alpine1 nice, I'm in my fourth year studying architecture but haven't applied anything to my builds so far

@ofirbouba100

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alpine1 haha im an arch student as well and i love building structures from my work at uni at minecraft

this is my kind of minecraft architectural aesthetic, so much precision, such measuring details, yes.

@reiitoes

2 жыл бұрын

were you trying to talk like zhongli or what-

@andysm6812

2 жыл бұрын

I read your comment with zhongli's voice. Thank you.

@luxill0s

2 жыл бұрын

sounds more like they were emulating old doge memes at the end more than Zhongli

@kaynispain8770

2 жыл бұрын

Who the hell is zhongli

I love the effect you have going at 2:23 who knew reversed minecraft footage would be so pleasing

@trilo_boy

2 жыл бұрын

yooo that's so cool

I'm watching your videos for the first time, and gotta say, I LOVE what I'm seeing. Slight editing suggestion, please don't have images cut to black, to cut back to images. It goes too fast, and the contrast is high, putting quite some strain on the eyes. Take at least half a second longer for each image, and transition the images with NO black screens in between for a calmer, more pleasing on the eyes transition.

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to have you here! I appreciate the feedback, I’ll fix it in my next video :)

Alpine: _talks about why the solar panels should face to the south_ Alpine, immediately afterwards: _copies the solar panels to the other side and forgets to flip them to face south again_

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

Whoops! Great catch

I really like the stuff you build, the amount of thought and effort you put into each floor of each building, that’s why these cities look amazing. I just wish it was vanilla textures so I could relate to it a bit more!

no disrespect to this fine gentlemen for just taking advantage of advertising opportunities. Just wanted to recommend that no one buys from that particular watch company. I've heard many talk about them having very poor customer service and business practices. If you want something quality they are also not the watches you should look at. If you just want an affordable watch for fashion reasons, there are many other reputable brands to go to that can even be cheaper and will last a lifetime.

@TheMCCraftingTable

2 жыл бұрын

I second this! If you're looking for a watch at that price range there are many reputable brands that offer way better value for your money.

just realized that in building montage section the footage is reversed and you're actually breaking the structure cool idea!

Out of curiosity.. How would a building like this deal with heavy snow? from this it would seem to me like all the snow would just get nicely piled up on the roof.. in comparison with roofs on buildings like these that we have in Europe where they are usually slanted (A shape)

@couriersix8294

2 жыл бұрын

flat roofs are never really exactly flat there slanted slightly to a corner where water drains away as the snow melt and gravel roof have a water colletion system under the gravel which dose the same thing

@lafandio8954

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of places dont need the slant, as there isn't generally so much rain

@grqfes

2 жыл бұрын

i guess it just wouldnt be built in snowy areas? i do know you posed a hypothetical but still the whole point of different designs is to accommodate different weather types or whatever, could also just be what courier six829 said in the comments

@lafandio8954

2 жыл бұрын

@@grqfes yeah

@couriersix8294

2 жыл бұрын

@@grqfes im in NY. They do build flat roofs here but like i said they are never completely level n if they are its a design flaw

Insane editing! Love the storytelling and easy-to-follow-ness

Just an added thing of realism apartments(from floor-to-ceiling) are typically 9-10ft tall(2.7-3m) in America and seem to be about 8-9ft tall in Europe(2.5-2.7m) That'd be three blocks with a slab at the top(8ft/2.5m) or just the three blocks(10ft/3m) p.s. feel free to correct me in replies

@isaacsim8486

2 жыл бұрын

Nice catch looking at 1:57, if I imagined a player standing in the room (they would reach just under half way from the floor to the ceiling), the ceiling does seem too high. Somewhere between 2.5 and 3 blocks seems to be a much better proportion even though on average a real person is shorter than a minecraft character. Guess the build may seem too squashed? then I guess instead of a trapdoor and a block between floors, he could go for just 2 blocks instead

@ferrin6326

2 жыл бұрын

In Minecraft, the difference between 2, 3, and 4 blocks of vertical space in a build is pretty big. 2 blocks is squished, 3 is average and common in survival and some builds, and 4 blocks is roomy and pleasant to be in. I think it's mostly a design thing.

this is such a cool video, love the aesthetic of it and your whole presentation, even the ad spot was pretty unintrusive. subbing.

Although i'm welsh (Wales is a country in te UK), Your videos still help me even though they're based off a north American city. Thankyou.

@fishbowlpig

2 жыл бұрын

Yo I’m UK too

@OnikaBurgers3733

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, we know where Wales is…

@ulz_glc

2 жыл бұрын

@Birb, Relax Super Brain! Not everyone knows where every Country is located. Even Many Europeans dont know every single Country in Europe. And then there are even more araound the whole world. Wales or the UK is not the center of the Universe.

@olliewatkin1

2 жыл бұрын

@@fishbowlpig Nice! What country are you from?

@olliewatkin1

2 жыл бұрын

@@OnikaBurgers3733 Not everyone knows where Wales is. A lot of people have never even heard of it.

Wow these really look like a typical Ontario apartment (as I live in one almost identical to this)

your building tips have been so useful for me and my friends, tysm for these videos and keep doing what ur doing!

The wait and hype behind that building all amounts to this awesome video ! Great stuff !

Love it! Super useful. Love the amazing editing!

I really wanna see this kind of contents for a very long time, the minecraft building was stunning and amazing, just like a real life building 😁, I love how creative the sponsorship was delivered, " psst wanna buy a watch?" Cool watches tho.

Most apartment building videos are only for aesthetic and not livable in. This video helped me with my world so much

Nice job my guy glad your getting back to uploading :)

This much effort proves you deserve what you need to grow the channel. Congratulations you earned a new subscriber on three of my accounts.

It's so good the intelligence of an architect

I love how you teach about architecture through Minecraft. I learned 3 new words today and I didn't even ask to!

Good choice of music. Used this song for my video essay in my Mass Media Communications class

its weird seeing montreal in a random design video... a welcome feeling

Keep up the great work, I love your vids so keep up the great work

These videos are pretty helpful because generally I have a poor sense of scale when it comes to Minecraft builds. Thanks for helping me put things into perspective!

when i grow up i want to be a architect and this is why i love watching u i dont play minecraft that much but I do build alot in other games

This is so valuable. Big props

This video just showed up in my feed and I decided to click on it but I was not expecting a whole cool Minecraft city made using engineering and architecture! This is so cool.

Wanted a video like this for a long time

Thank you! This is what I needed! :D

I really love watching videos of how to build things like this knowing full well that i'll never reach this level of building myself.

This is awesome ! So cool !

Well, I have no words. This is just too impressive. I aspire to become an architect and I’m really interested in your content!

Really enjoyed this video! Greetings from Montreal! Noticed a few shots of the mtl skyline in the video

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I visited a couple months ago for the first time, beautiful city. I live in Ottawa so I’ll absolutely be back :)

Watching this as an architect makes it that much more intriguing

the quality of your videos are phenomenal. people like you inspire me to go forward in entering this field of study in the future. kudos to you for making entertaining videos like this one !!!

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to help! :)

Very nice, I might have to do a modern city in my 1.18 map. Something I've never done before.

great video as always!

This video help me a lot to build my city, thnks bro

that little sponsorship segment being pushed to the end earned you a sub.

i love the use of green roofs and solar in your mc city :)

Textures! Textures! Look at the textures! I'm obssesed with good textures. And the trees! Amazing!

Just great! Like all of your videos!

Is it just me or when he made everything in flatgrass, instead of building, he demolished a built one and reversed it? Because those particles look like broken blocks falling apart not when you place them?

@HerobrineGbriel

2 жыл бұрын

i noticed the same thing lol yeah that's probably what happened

@jamesthomson13

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I also noticed that. Its a very cool effect

this is really dope

The quality of the videos is incredibly realistic. 👀 I can't believe it's made of Minecraft. It amazing. I enjoyed the video.

Your my absolute favourite youtuber

coincidentally i bought a keychron keyboard yesterday and then i get recommended this and see your keyboard. also cool vid

I came for the building, now it feels like i've seen 10 years of college in 1 video hahah such a great video

This is so extra. I love it

Very interesting stuff!

4:29 WHAT AN AMAZING PICTURE!

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

I’m glad you like it, my friend Wade___ made it!

The reversed video effect at 2:40 is really cool!

Lovely vid !

Thanks now i can build my own apartament in real life without any rent!

waow, thanks for the build tip, imma go build something similar to it now.

I love your content alpine, keep it up, I wanna learn architecture in university and you inspiring and helping me alot

helps alot, i think you should amke a vid about city planning in minecraft, like if theres an ocean here, a swamp, a desert in the south and west, where would you put certain districts, like old, residential, business, industrial, etc districts would go, also how to make transitions between districts and make some areas look as if it was upgraded, as not every city was built in the same era, to add realism there would be older buildings, some very old like in european cities, but you should teach a way to transition between them

That looks so cool! You made me want to use real architecture to build Minecraft houses now xD

The 7 minutes of this video passed like a breeze... the pace of the video is perfect

I feel like this style of building works a lot better if you use a different scale than the standard "1 block = 1 cubic meter". Something like 4 blocks being a meter would allow for a lot more detail and thus more realistic buildings.

Quality content right here

i really like your videos' editing!

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

nice projects homie

The segments with your double were super funny

wow... I cant wait to be an engineer to build like this in minecraft.

@dylanroemmele906

2 жыл бұрын

Broke: Getting a degree in Engineering and Architecture to build things in real life Baroque: Getting a degree in Engineering and Architecture to build thing in Poly Bridge Woke: Getting a degree in Engineering and Architecture to build thing in Minecraft

Montreal inspired! Nice!

Off topic but you have very pretty hands :3 Also very informative and good video, i haven’t built in minecraft in years but i really like your channel

Very nice watch

Hey! I thought I was the only one who drew out my building and house floor plans on paper 🤣 very nice video

The reversed clips of you building were a nice touch

The editing in your channel is that underrated is should be illegal😂

Great video great channel

That is very easy to you, why YOU ARE a pro

This video DESERVES a million views😆🙌🙌🙌

I uaed this for my city apartments tysm

I love the "pss hey you wanna buy a watch?" Segment at the end 🤣

HE IS BACK

These videos are too good

idea for solar panels, if you ever update to 1.18 you can retexture big dripleafs and then probably use debug sticks to angle them.

The texture pack/mod/shader (idk) is awesome!

homie did a timelapse by breaking the blocks instead of placing them lmao

By watching your videos u made my city hundred times better 😄😛

oh hey using revit is cool, ive been learning that program in my high school civil engineering class. wish we could see more of that along with the minecraft stuff

you're such an inspiration, i noticed that i use a bigger scale when building i'd really like you could take a look at my city and give me architect feedback

Cool!

I'm no architect and I build a couple of blocks just like that but I always hated that at the end of the day you built a big empty building in a big empty world.

I'm not looking to apply this to Minecraft (...mostly) but rather for my urban modern RPG (which also uses tile-based graphics, though in isometric view) so this is the closest I've come to someone who knows their stuff explaining how to do modern architecture with a tileset restriction and limited to, well, squares. I'm taking so many notes right now... Also the height of the apartments on this build is incredibly tempting to make because this is EXACTLY the right height for a slimeblock elevator, I think I still have a model in my trial world that would fit just about in this floor plan. (I *could* just make some custom end gateway teleporters but slimeblock elevators are fun to use, they're bouncy!)

i once drew a house plan on one of my sketch books and built it in my minecraft, i still have it

Can you please do a tutorial on how to get onto cubed community and where to put all the info please I love your vids

Great vid as always man! I use revit professionally and also am a Minecraft builder, why did you bother with the revit model when mockups in game would be so much quicker and more useful? Just wondering in case there's a really good reason I might try that!

@Alpine1

2 жыл бұрын

I wanted to show what Revit was for the people new to architectural CAD softwares 😄 (it doesn’t actually serve a purpose in the design)

@jordnchn7907

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alpine1 never would i thought to see revit and minecraft in the same video, but hey here we are i guess...

As someone who took engineering because of Minecraft, this is so cool!

Beautiful

you know they're a good youtuber when they say "in this video"