Top 5 Modern Architects Explained: Who Is Shaping Today's Cities?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- Have you ever looked at the world around you and wondered how we, as a species, got here? Nowadays, we have skyscrapers with more than 150 floors, modern building designs that seem to defy the laws of physics, as well as a fast-paced, ever-growing, and ever-changing urban landscapes.
So, what styles define the architecture and urban engineering of the 21st century? More importantly, who are the architects shaping the fabric of our cities? Let’s examine some of the most influential and successful architects of the modern era!
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Some of those buildings look like something out of a Dr. Seuss book. I also appreciate the sentiment "the world is not rectangular." It's good to see some architects getting outside of what I call the "Minecraft trap," where everything is a block.
Eh, so brutalism was a precursor to Minecraft 😅
Thank you. I LOVE architecture in whatever artistic eye-pleasing, brain-stimulating form. Architects are special people with sharp pioneering brains.❤
Architecture is an amazing thing, and architects are amazing people. I admire their intelligence and focus..!!
Thank you for this video!! If there is any chance to make a video about Le Corbusier, would love to see that one.. :)
Thank you! Great suggestion - we’d love to make one at some point.
I have just discovered your channel and was very very very surprised to see the Heydar Aliyevs Centre on ur thumbnail! A pleasant surprise nonetheless haha. Thanks from Baku for covering interesting topics from new angles :)
It is a beautiful building and so is Baku! We hope you'll find even more pleasant surprises in our next videos :)
@@CuriousMuseLooking forward to that:)
Great video!! IPlease make more on modern and contemporary architecture!
Thank you 😊
Great channel! I hope it will grow
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Easy subscription, what an awesome channel!! Thank you guys for what you do!
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Bjarke Ingels` projects are my new love now!
It open my mind 🤯 is more than awesome
Bjarke Ingels concept at 4:13 reminds me of Habitat 67 by Moshe Safdie in Montreal.
3:34-3:39, not to be that person, but that's the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles in the image you're showing when talking about the Guggenheim in Bilbao.
Thanks for the correction 👍🏻
So inspiring! Thanks!❤
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Very nice!!!
Thank you 😊
Very exciting, 4 of 5 names were new to me. Many thanks!
Amazing! Who do you know / heard of? Zaha Hadid? :)
@@CuriousMuse Yup, you’re right
Very interesting content ^^
I hope to see my idol architect in this content too; Renzo Piano
Please check your sources, there’s a lot of mistakes!
@2:10 this building is not made by her but by Herzog&DeMeuron!
@5:15 this building is not made by him but by Renzo Piano!
Both are true, but I interpreted them as examples of contrast. So for Herzog&DeMeuron the narrator was showing an example of Asymmetry and sharp angles vs her evolution in parametric design (curvatures and flowing lines). The same Norman Foster where the narrator points to the resemblance of his first project to Renzo's. I do agree this video could have provide more clarity by showing side-by-side comparisons where he could footnote the architect to give more clarity.
❤❤❤....................So beautiful !
Agree!
Please can we have videos about non-residential Russian architecture, there are some amazing buildings like the ones you showed briefly in this video by the Russian architect, these are way more inventive and original than those of some of the architects featured in this video, thank you.
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Such a juicy comment 🥤
Wow 😮
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Thanks for your excellent videos. Please do a video about Frank Lloyd Wright!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Simply crazy Renzo Piano was not mentioned here
He is a great architect indeed 👍🏻
it's marvelous ❤lots of love from India
Thank you so much! ☺️
Great architects.
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Hey Frank Gehry, a reflective concave shape focuses sunlight like a death ray. Buildings shouldn't make death rays.
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Radicalized modern architecture hates people. Thus...death rays.
@@CuriousMuse You might look at Rafael Viñoly's "Walkie-Talkie" high-rise in London. Its was melting cars.
Oh yes it did!
🥴😱impressedcand scared, how did they build that high!?
We are asking the same question!
Where's Gang Studio?
P.S. sould be pronounced not ShuKov, but with H, like harmony.
L. TiKHonova (also sound H, not K), another victim of peculiar impossible English language
Zaha Hadid is the Queen 👑 of Modern and futuristic Architecture & Buildings.
n.b.: It's Marqués de RIscal - not de Rascal.
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Gehry Interesting: Note that however rascally architect Frank Gehry may be, name of the Spanish winery is Marqués de Riscal and not "Marquis de Rascal." The nice work of your videos is undermined by such errors.
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Calatrava in a top 5 list? He specializes in moving buildings that don't move at all, his buldings tipically cost three times the initial budget, and you will never manage to speak to him without being despised. In a top 100 list of architects, he should be the last.
Well, the truth is that he is one of the top architects these days.
@@CuriousMuse The "truth" is quite relative.
Just to add but he's also really good (sarcasm if it's not clear) in making bridge that moves (when they shouldn't) and that are completely safe to walk on.
Apple ni bitta magazini eski Soviet kassa shaxobchasiga o'xsharkan
Hmmm 🤔?
Modern does not equal contemporary, and you as an art channel should know this *khm the title*
*Modern* : of or relating to the present time or the recent past. The word in the title is used in this meaning and with no reference to art.
I'm now horribly depressed after looking at those buildings, good job architects, you are so smart and creative..............oh wait, no, it looks like at some point you became the opposite and dragged a bunch of terrible excuses with you as to why you went this direction.
Why are you horribly depressed with this architecture? What is a “good” modern architecture in your view?
@@CuriousMuse very simple, thinking on your own
Everything looks like dogshttt
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Yes. Modern radicalism hates humanity. Human intelligence and compassion are hated by radicalized architects.