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Spreading the love of Architecture and Design
Icons: Tadao Ando
Tadao Ando: Master of Concrete and Light
Discover the poetic architecture of Tadao Ando, a master who transformed concrete into poetry. This video explores Ando's journey from boxing champion to world-renowned architect. Witness the harmonious interplay of light and shadow in his iconic designs.
Learn how Ando's minimalist approach and deep connection to nature have shaped the modern architectural landscape.
Get ready to be inspired by a true visionary!
Music: Hiroshi Suzuki Romance
#TadaoAndo #architecture #concrete #minimalism #Japan #design
Discover the poetic architecture of Tadao Ando, a master who transformed concrete into poetry. This video explores Ando's journey from boxing champion to world-renowned architect. Witness the harmonious interplay of light and shadow in his iconic designs.
Learn how Ando's minimalist approach and deep connection to nature have shaped the modern architectural landscape.
Get ready to be inspired by a true visionary!
Music: Hiroshi Suzuki Romance
#TadaoAndo #architecture #concrete #minimalism #Japan #design
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Icons: Dieter Rams
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Dieter Rams: The Zen Master of Design Discover the minimalist genius of Dieter Rams, the German designer who revolutionized product design with his "less is more" philosophy. From the iconic Braun SK4 phonograph to his groundbreaking Ten Commandments of Good Design, Rams' influence is still felt today. Learn how his pursuit of simplicity, functionality, and sustainability shaped the products we...
Icons: Francis Kéré
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Francis Kéré: The Architect Who Builds with Mud and Community Forget skyscrapers of steel and glass! This video dives into the world of Francis Kéré, the visionary architect who's redefining sustainable design with mudbrick and a deep respect for his homeland, Burkina Faso. Join us as we explore Kéré's incredible work through visuals: From experiencing stifling classrooms as a child to becoming...
Icons: Oscar Niemeyer
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Oscar Niemeyer (1907-2012) was a pioneering Brazilian architect whose bold, curved modernist designs left an indelible mark on 20th-century architecture. Born in Rio de Janeiro, Niemeyer's unique style emerged from a blend of influences, including Brazilian colonial architecture, the reinforced concrete techniques pioneered by his mentor Auguste Perret, and the modernist principles of Le Corbus...
Icons: Charles and Ray Eames
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Charles and Ray Eames: A Legacy of Iconic Design Step into the world of Charles and Ray Eames, the legendary husband-and-wife duo who revolutionised modern design. From their groundbreaking molded plywood chairs to their iconic lounge chair and ottoman, the Eameses' innovative creations have left an indelible mark on the world of furniture, architecture, and beyond. In this captivating video, w...
Icons: Frank Lloyd Wright
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Frank Lloyd Wright: The Man Who Built With Nature Immerse yourself in the life and legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, the visionary architect who challenged the status quo and redefined American architecture. This documentary explores: Wright's fascination with nature: Discover how his childhood spent amidst the beauty of Wisconsin instilled a lifelong love for the natural world, shaping his unique ...
Icons: Zaha Hadid
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Join me as we explore the groundbreaking architect Zaha Hadid, famous for her radical curved designs that redefined architecture. This video traces Hadid's journey from her childhood in Iraq to her status as a superstar "Starchitect" with major projects like the London Aquatics Centre. We'll learn about Hadid's progressive style characterized by sweeping fluid forms, tilted walls, and fragmenta...
Icons: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
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Discover the master of modernism, Mies van der Rohe, in this captivating mini-doc where we explore his life, philosophy, and enduring architectural legacy. From pioneering the phrase "Less is more" to designing iconic structures such as the Barcelona Pavilion and the Seagram Building, Mies's influence on urban skylines across the world is undeniable. 🧱 Featured Works in This Video: - The Barcel...
A video in which an AI voice struggles to consistently pronounce "Mies"...
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Thanks for this. I love these short films that give me a visual overview, inviting a deeper dive at my own leisure rather than an overwhelming amount of information that puts me off from viewing the whole thing. I'm very curious about this fellow now, and his early stages of development after architecture school.
Well said. Appreciate you.
Amazing 😮
Subbed. Glad I found you. :)
@@mutumbilungu glad you subscribed
We can all be (and do) less, but better; it’s better for us, and the planet, our only Home.🙂🌎
I wonder what Leon Krier would say about him now as I remeber an article 25 years ago that read that Leon mocked Tadao and his work in an international event. I don't think it was his presentation or his publication, but rather was a gossip, certainly in public.
1:51 Rams never designed the iPod for Apple, they just "used" his designs.
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Hi there! We’ve just shared your awesome video on our platform. Keep up the great work! Cheers!
I'm amazed she isn't more celebrated. Her designs are absolute fantasy.
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Dear me. Must we have a too loud dreadful and pointless musack background???
Amazing 😮❤
My kinda taste simple yet not boring. Him and Steve should have met.
Idk for certain, but I think Steve knew about Dieter and his principals and philosophy when he got started.
Sterility :(
Brazilian pride! ❤
Zaha Hadid is my absolute favorite architect in the world.
Fantastic design.
I love Mr. Kéré’s brilliances. I’d love to study under him! Thank your for your Amazing phenomenal creations! I believe he’s the best architect today. ❤🎉❤
Her legacies will last forever.
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Not a single word about the Farnsworth house was disappointing, especially when that was the thumbnail for the video. Click-baiting I guess.
The background birds in the audio are distracting from the video.
The birds will be removed in future videos. Thanks.
Well done. Calm voice and pacing, enough to get a sense of the architect and see his design and style.
She said “ social justice”. I’m out.
Amazing 😍
A dull narrator.......
follow us on X, we'll make a poll for the next voice.
Love Wrights creations in general but have reservations of how often he included built in seating areas in many of his house designs; inflexible and quickly dated.
Is that the house in Detroit on the thumbnail?
Frank Lloyd Wright was my kind of style
R.i.p zaha hadid ❤️ thank you for making this video 🙏
nice
It may be sacrilege, but I'm not a fan even though I realize he was a singular talent and influential. Although modern, I find many of his houses (not all) to be dark and way too cluttered in his own designed ornamentation. And as much as I love Falling Water (from the outside), I do prefer the Kaufman's other house in Palm Springs by Richard Neutra if I had to choose a house to live in! Oh to dream!
At 3:25 perimeter heating...I thought FLW was a radiant heating guy. Did he use both or switch over in later years?
Trendy garbage.
Which parts? Appreciate any feedback, positive or negative.
Oh apologies - not your video, which is excellent. I was expressing my dislike of Hadid’s swoopy-chic work. @@ArchitecturalArt
Then why did you watch this video? You shouldn't have watched this, not deserving to enjoy these beautiful artworks. Thrilling beauty is garbage to the eyes of true garbage, a racist. 🤣🤣🤣
@RaySawhill totally agree. Just looks like blobs
@@RaySawhill Zaha Hadid's work is out of this world beautiful and outer dimensional.
Too many of his buildings had leaky roofs! I do like most of his buildings. They are wonderful to look at, are monuments to Wright, and usually not great live in. I love the Darwin Martin House in Buffalo. It’s been wonderfully restored. I wish that they didn’t knock down the Larkin Office Building in Buffalo.
Martin House ...amazing what $50,000,0000 restoration can do!
@@EarlLedden Yes. They spent a lot. I visited the house in 1979 when it was a wreck. The owners abandoned it and the University of Buffalo took it over. They were using it as offices and had those ugly government grade metal desks and chairs. The Provost lived there for awhile, which would have been crappy since FLW houses suck to live in when they are new much less in disrepair. It was empty for a decade or more and squatters lived there, the furniture was stolen and many of the windows stolen. Part of the costs were buying back nearby lots, building lost buildings from the ground up. Preservationists do go crazy. They removed every single piece of trim wood, stripped them, refinished them and nailed them back on. My mom lives in the area and we go and visit every few years. They still are waiting for the last few windows to be funded and recreated. I would love to see the breakdown of the budget. I’ll guarantee that a lot of that money went to fund raising. Chardonnay was probably $2M.
@@jamesdellaneve9005 I also go back every few years. Good for the soul.
Can't believe you missed his Marin County civic center. His culminating project in 1957, it still looks space age futuristic 7 decades later. It is the site for the corporate shots in GATTACA.
I get the idea but the birds are too off putting.
Will try something different 👌
Biggest fan of twitter. Super amazing to see you making videos as well
More to come!
I like your idea to run this youtube channel. Please continue. I find your way of presenting architecture unconstrained and unconditioned by architecture streams.