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The style reminds me of Bad North. I love it so much

Regarding the Zaha Stadium Deaths: I don't think it a factual statement. Architects are not responsible for managing workers; that responsibility falls to contractors, safety managers, and inspectors. While architects can voice their concerns and hope contractors take action, they are not legally or contractually responsible for worker safety. It's similar to a nurse advising a surgeon-although the nurse may offer input, the final responsibility lies with the surgeon, as the nurse is not specialized in that field. Would we hold the nurse accountable for an entire debacle just because she is close to the patient? Zaha Hadid's comments may not have been diplomatically phrased, but the truth remains: ensuring worker safety is not within her professional duties. This is a fundamental reality of the architecture profession. Architects typically do not act as contractors due to potential conflicts of interest. Contractors, whether general or subcontractors, bid on projects and must manage budgets to ensure profitability while winning bids against competitors. If an architect were also the contractor, their design might be compromised by budgetary concerns. Constructing a building is a complex endeavor involving many people over several years. The reason for involving numerous experts is that no single field can cover every detail. An architect possesses broad knowledge and creates a vision, but is not an expert in construction management. Hence, criticisms attributing worker deaths to architects are not factual. To say that they dont care about deaths is pushing it too far. Of course, one would be horrified and would want to prevent deaths. As a community, we should address this issue. Who can resolve the plight of workers? The contractors. Who sets the rules for contractors? The contractors' association, guided by existing laws approved by the government. If these laws are breached, it is the government's role to hold the responsible parties accountable. Architects would love to solve everything and change the world, but in the end, reality prevails. They can only aspire to intervene. There is no single superhero field-it takes a community of professionals to make a difference in this field. The world is complex, not just black and white. Aside from this, I enjoyed the rest. Thanks for this video. It was thought-provoking, I might add.

Dangerous trail yet beautiful, hopefully I can visit there someday!

Thank you for high quality review and amazing building works.

someone port this to psvita god damn

Townscraper is a beautiful game

I found your videos from your townscaper video, and I love them! They're calming, informing, and overall very well made. Please continue making these types of videos.

This is inspiring! Thank you!

0:16 sapienza himan 1 wprld of tomorrow mentioned???????

it just works

I want there to be more games like this. That looks fun. I'd also like for there to be a game where you play as a modern day wild animal. Like a Monkey or Snake. Something similar to Ancestors: a humankind odyssey.

Thanks, Bro. Looks fun!

I think it's great,very intriguing.

SO NICE!!

Beautifull Game..

The audio is awful. The music overpowers the narrator.

As a European living in a big organic city, i dont believe the Manhattan grid is designed for better use of space, but for cheaper expansion.

It's sublime in its hideousness

This game is perfect the way it is. I wouldn’t ever change a thing. Now, I would although like adding people as an OPTION, maybe something you can on in the game settings and then people will spawn in and respawn according to what you place and will act accordingly to what time it is. Maybe even just a market ability in the game would be awesome. I already have owned the VR copy, but it’s limited and I can’t wait to get my copy on PC tomorrow.

The main problem with brutalism is the trend it came with. Separation of work places and living places. Theyre a symbol of the hollowing out of the life of cities in favor of functionality.

you forgot about the most important thing in the game, flying buildings

If you have a healthy mind, you can do Architecture. The laws of beauty and order are written in our minds as part of our being made in the image of God. Anyone who faces the necessity of building a shelter and seeks to answer the many questions that arise in the process is doing architecture. The architecture produced will reflect the person's intelligence, education, life experience and social and cultural background. In the best of worlds, one would not need to be an architect to do architecture. Some very good architects did not study architecture in educational settings. At the time of the flood, architecture like any other art, embarked on the ark with the 8 survivors; like all art, architecture is part of the human essence.

It depends on HOW it’s used… if it’s used on a high-rise apartment building, it’s going to look bad as hell. The concrete will eventually lose its color and become more black from grime buildup.

How do you build fences in ts

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Townscaper has a kind of italian style building

I donwloaded this game for the easy achievements and rewards... and it's three weeks I'm placing town blocks to see what will come out each time. A little gem for sure.

I love brutalism when it comes to public buildings such as museums, colleges, or apartments, the apartment i grew up with my family had a very brutalist appearence so maybe thats also nostalgia speaking louder

Thank you for this video!

I think the problem most people have is that are labelled as brutalist even building that are just utilitarian cubes of concrete without no artistic value, while most actual brutalist building are quite beautiful, also they usally degrade vary bad just cleaning the concrete to its original lighter color would make a great deal of difference for the beauty of the building

Well, there were tall buildings of that style. Build in Germany in 1942 flak towers

I worked on the building of Alexandria Road. Because its all concrete the wiring was installed in conduit embedded in the concrete. Anyone wanting to add extra outlets or lights now will be having a nightmare dealing with concrete walls and ceilings.

Absolutely brilliant and gorgeous thumbnail!

Minimalism is one thing; brutalism is another thing entirely. People often remark how beautiful, but sterile minimalist architecture is. But with brutalism they actually recoil. This style of architecture can be likened to a castle; all stone, often few windows, rough, angular shapes. Hardly what you would describe as welcoming. If that's what you're going for, fine. I can't imagine what kind of function it would serve. Bottom line; no one wants to even look at such an edifice, let alone enter one. Architects and city planners clearly weren't consulting the folks who were fated to live and work in these monstrosities. Shame on them all.

I love your presentation..

Only if we could put some life into it

Great video.

like Dorfromantik but not

Dang dude you think your some civil engineer with unlimited slaves or something

Looks great, but it has no proper function. If it could be integrated with Cities: Skylines, then we have a game. Form and function have to always walk together.

Great video! Wishing you the very best :)

We hate it because is measurable radioactive. Plus, its surfaces lacks any grip to escalate on. Image being on the top of a monstrosity like that. How do you climb it down?! It still gave me nightmares... PS. Just picture it filled with some dark water/ substance...😢

Because it is ugly and the ideas behind it, not to mention by whom they are implemented, are even uglier.

I cant believe you chose your music on your own will

its so cheap and has very low system requirements too

La métaphore est juste parfaite, et ça donne confiance en le fait que l'on réussisse à s'arrêter ! Merci pour ce super film

i feel like brutalism is unique and interesting and even exciting... but only from an outside perspective or in the realms of fiction. Its impressive on first glance, and makes an amazing set for films or games, but when you are the one having to live in its presence every day... theres something so soul sucking about it

this is such a seppo take on urban design lmao

Brutalist architecture found in the Western world is ugly in my opinion, but in the Eastern world and specifically in the former USSR I find the architecture quite beautiful, the Soviets had a way of making something so simple yet filled with glory. The only reason so many despise the looks of old commie buildings is because not many of them have been maintained over the decades which leads to a depressing look, but if you can find color pictures of Soviet-built buildings in their prime then you'll see that Soviet cities were not only incredibly well-designed but also quite pleasant to look at.

Great video man. Keep up the good work.