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very cool, looks like a very interesting roof option

THE GODS SHOWED ANCIENT HUMENS! HOW TO BUILD!! YOU DONT WAKE UP! ONE DAY, KNOWING HOW TO BUILD A CITY ATOP A MOUNTAIN! FLOOD PROOF! EARTH QUAKE PROOF! WITHOUT WRITTING! THE WEEL! OR MATH! NO ROADS!! MOVING 20-100 TONS!

GREAT ❤

Excellent

Hej i really liked your video, i have a question because im making a project to school about architecture in poland, could you give me some info and sources???

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I suck at everything i do when it comes to drawing and coloring but your art motivates me, i hope to be 20% as good as you someday, i'm studying architecture and i'm amazed with your skill specially now that i struggle to do stuff because you make it look easy.

in another video it was demostrated that keystones are not important

❤love your art

Thank you.

I had my doubts about how you would manage to explain drafting of arches in a 6-minute video. But u proved me so wrong! This content is gold. Thanks for this!

This is very helpful! I am an architecture student currently assigned to design a church, I have always been fascinated by gothic architecture, so I really wanted to incorporate gothic elements in my church. Luckily, I came across this video, which even comes with beautiful and accurate sketches! , and it helped me a lot in conceptualizing my design. I hope you create more content, a talent, and skill like yours would help a lot of architecture students!

Fantastic.

This is so good. :D

you're amazing at this, also I'm sorry but I took inspiration and I hand drew these for a project because they are so detailed and I just loved how they looked out of every other columns I got to see (apparently mine were the best out of the whole class so I owe you this one)

This is fantastic. Thanks for the great video! Great to find someone with a real background in architecture, but also a great creative artist. I'm working on a computer game, and needed a crash course in architecture. Looking forward to watching the rest of your videos. :)

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Very interesting, love the drawing and your presentation. Keep posting your videos with that stunning sexy smile! 😎

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what is the name for the decorative arch above doors and windows on churches - is there anywhere to find profiles of them ?

I'm not Religious at all, but i have found a very great Interesst in the Architecture of Gothic Cathedrals and this video is really great to understand it, thanks!!

Wow!!!! Thanks from Brazil!! ❤

such an engaging teaching style !!

Now i will take being called a "wimp" and "nave" as a compliment lol

Thought the whole thing was called a buttress shows what i know. Thanks for your channel. Im in love with gothic and victorian and gregorian architecture but good information is hard to come by.

THank you more please

most informative many thanks Jim

La docencia en general tendría que ser así.

Very beautiful the arches are pretty cool to❤

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Such a talented girl and only 3K subscribers...

Wonderful

The origin of pointed arches, Iwans and Hemispherical domes lies in the Arsacid Parthian dynasty of Iran, and later the Sasanian Persian dynasty of Iran that succeeded the Parthians made huge improvements to it. Many remaining structures from the Sasanian era are in the Middle East, like the Arch of Ctesiphon (Iwan-e Khosrow), Ardashir Palace, Sarvestan Palace, and Adur Gushnasp Fire Temple.

The origin of pointed arches lies in the Arsacid Parthian dynasty of Iran, and later the Sasanian Persian dynasty of Iran that succeeded the Parthians made huge improvements to it. Many remaining structures from the Sasanian era are in the Middle East, like the Arch of Ctesiphon (Iwan-e Khosrow), Gavmishan Bridge, Ardashir Palace, Sarvestan Palace, and Adur Gushnasp Fire Temple etc.

As a civil engineer, I love when structural principles and architecture merge together

At the time the stone mason was well versed in all these terms.

Please teach me how to sketch too :(

excellent choice of music

The final drawing looks superb. It's amazing work. By the way, I am a big fan of the Gothic world. Keep up the great work.

Hi! I'm really looking forward to your new videos and new drawings!

You didn’t include any stereotomy. This is the kernel for surface development of round forms. Very basic and fetish of my building culture. Curse upon you.

loved your video! also you have a beautifull voice

Great video, thank you!

I learned a lot hahahhaah I have exam abt Gothic architecture tomorrow ahahhaha pray for me

Lovely medieval architecture!

I love ur art! Please make more!

The transept is perpendicular to the nave.

Pinnacles are NOT DECORATIVE elements. They were made as heavy as possible (sometimes with lead) because their weight helps to contain the forces. In gothic architecture everything is about handling the horizontal forces of the main aches with the minimal amount of material. - Pointed arches instead of round => smaller horziontal loads - Extra vertical load of the pinnacles => direction of the load is more vertical => smaller buttreses

Just found out your channel. Amazing content!

Which program did you use to design?