Thanks you guys! I live in the Pacific Northwest, but it is always cool to learn about other regions. I literally knew nothing about Indiana prior to watching your video
I really like the lean-to style of the modern prairie home at 16:22 - you'll have to share a link of what it looks like when completed (which I'm sure it is already... given that it's more than 2.5 years later). Thanks for covering this topic!
Nothing wrong with you at all. Modern styles specifically reject all the classical language of architecture. Of course it makes you uncomfortable and out of place, even subtly homeless. It's supposed to. It's doing everything it can to deny you any comfort and familiarity.
I would love for Queen Anne or something else that's pretty to come into style. In Colorado the houses are almost all boxy, plain, mud brown, ugly buildings. I'd like for new builds to adhere more tightly to historical styles if they're referencing any. Please I beg you or any builder to move away from open concept plans.
Flat roof modern is horrendously terrible God awful design. I don't know what people see in it. Flat roofs belong on commercial buildings not on homes. I'll never hire an architect that specializes in flat roof modern designs. Such an eye sore.
I love these shows, maybe cause Home Improvement with Tim Allen was an important part of my childhood. 😊
Informative and lots of visuals thank you for your diligent work. (Would love to see an Australian version of this show)!
I saw the picture of the courthouse and was like "Wait do i live there? " I DO! You guys said fort wayne and i was like that's the place i live!
why should Wayne get his own fort?
Wow this video is super informative. I will need to watch this a few times for sure.
Thank you!!!!!!!
Hey I’m 16 and I really enjoyed this and wasn’t boring at all
This is a great video! Thanks for gathering all this info and examples!
Very informative and well done video. Cheers from the West Kootenays in BC.
We have a 60s mid-century modern that we love.
Thanks you guys! I live in the Pacific Northwest, but it is always cool to learn about other regions. I literally knew nothing about Indiana prior to watching your video
Great, I like it. Thanks.
III can always enjoy natural lightening
I really like the lean-to style of the modern prairie home at 16:22 - you'll have to share a link of what it looks like when completed (which I'm sure it is already... given that it's more than 2.5 years later). Thanks for covering this topic!
So how come the second empire style is a bit of a poster child for how haunted houses are often depicted?
Loving the green screen
i dont know whats wrong with me but Modern styles does not feel like a home, yet is the more expensive
Nothing wrong with you at all. Modern styles specifically reject all the classical language of architecture. Of course it makes you uncomfortable and out of place, even subtly homeless. It's supposed to. It's doing everything it can to deny you any comfort and familiarity.
Great info, thanks!
great video. think ill try another.
Great video
TV shows look so overproduced, overdramatized and overscripted when put on TH-cam.
I would love for Queen Anne or something else that's pretty to come into style. In Colorado the houses are almost all boxy, plain, mud brown, ugly buildings. I'd like for new builds to adhere more tightly to historical styles if they're referencing any. Please I beg you or any builder to move away from open concept plans.
Flat roof modern is horrendously terrible God awful design. I don't know what people see in it. Flat roofs belong on commercial buildings not on homes. I'll never hire an architect that specializes in flat roof modern designs. Such an eye sore.