6 THINGS YOU DON’T SEE FROM ARCHITECTURE MEDIA (Until you visit them)
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- čas přidán 29. 10. 2016
- Hey! It’s been a while! Been busy with work. We have reached 10,000 subscribers, which is A LOT! So thanks a million for the support. :)
By the way, we, as urban enthusiasts, would like to share with you the feeling of literally visiting the building, not just seeing it from internet. There are some things we have discovered by having contact with these buildings. It is true that internet has given us so much information about architecture by its rendering, photographs, even videos. But by visiting, you get extra subjective meaning and definition about space. Not just an impression, that the designers want to deliver.
See the video and please let us know if you think there are points we missed.
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Acoustics are very important. I heard from the office workers in the Timmerhuis that the floors were very loud, especially when ladies with heels walk over them. Great channel, btw, I just found it!
glad that you found us! :)
we visited Timmerhuis ourselves, and agree on that. sounds and noise can only be felt only if you visit the building.
I loved it, most of your points are the first things i like to think about when i start a new design! :D
Another point I love to notice is the visual comunication of the building: when i enter it, is it easy for me to find what im looking for? Is it easy to locate the bathrooms? The staircase? Will I instinctively know where I need to go?
Also if the building from the outside gives me any hints about whats goes on the inside, about its functions: if the façade shows its character.
For me thats very important in buildings: character.
Hi Foca! you have the points! as architects/designers, we often forgot how people actually will appreciate the space once it's built.
The spatial clarity that you are talking about is also true. if you see in the video of Arnhem station, there is only ONE signage (very few compare to normal station in The Netherlands). They were designing a space where users can tell what is where, very brilliant!
the latter would be the emotion that create the building if people are surprised, excited, scared, happy. For me the most important in the realization of a building that is the emotion, the feeling that we will generate in the viewer. Whether positive or negative, if the viewer has a feeling with regard to the building is great.
that is so so so deep man! so agree. especially because this is how objectivity of architecture is delivered to the very very personal feel. this brings design to another level
great job guys!!
Grazieeeeee
Lighting (artificial and natural interaction) within the space
agree! esp those architectural shadow, so eyegasm!
What a wonderful surprise is your channel! Thanks for the amazing job, guys. I'm bingewatching it! Great Job!
+Guilherme Duarte wow!! Thanks so much for your kind words!! A break once a while during binge watching is essential don't forget!
wow, you visited a lot of cool buildings!! as you might already know from my previous comments, i am jealous that you visited the new delft station and the new buildings in rotterdam :) sooooo cool!
i had the chance to see the "Pringle" by zaha hadid (swimming pool for the olympics 2012 in London): when you see it from distance looks like the zaha's madness she is famous for, but when you are two steps away from every pillar and every glass wall, what you really see is zaha's style and attention to detail. Like when you read an author and recognize his pace in the storytelling or his style in the verbs and nouns he uses... it's the same! and then, when you recognize the personal touch of the author/architect, then it's when you appreciate it and you start liking it.
many buildings have this problem too:
it's good from far, but far from good. :p
GREAT CHANNEL! KEEP UP! WOOOHOOO~~
Thankssssss. So nice to read your comment!!
I would include how the space is perceived by human senses: is it noisy or quiet? Is it hot or cold? Does it smell? So on and so forth. But maybe taste it is not a good idea
+Paolo Furlanis that's a very good suggestion. The noise level can really make or break a space!
Hi and THANK you for such an amazing job!! Really enjoy watching your videos! If u plan to go to Vienna/Austria, i can show u the city and its awesome architecture :) Good luck to you!
hi thank you thank you! been a long time not going there. but def will go again!
The balance between public vs private.
it is! for some reason, i feel that the more public the building, the more appreciation it gets. even though private buildings can be nice too
Hi, I really enjoyed watching your videos! I know it's hard, but dont stop making videos.
I can't travel and you help me in this.
Architecture
Shapes, materials and surroundings! Super cool compilation! Btw, I saw a friend of mine appeared in the video :D
Really? Which second?
donotsettle the one in milan, 4:32 I guess :D
Raras! :D
Someone once said, good architecture is impossible to photograph
ah nice! remember who said that? i also heard once, 'good architecture is easy to sketch'
I believe it was Ando... when I visited his Times building in Kyoyo I understood what he meant.
I agree with your idea behind the videos: as architects we need to experience the space, not by just seeing it but walking through it, touching it, smelling it,
" feel the space Luke!"
Well done. Bom trabalho =)
This was great :)
07. areas, volumetric & forms
also scale and proportion! :D its not always the same as they have in the magazine :D
amazing guys, keep going
+oscoo oot thanks so much!! Great to read your comment.
Keren videonya! 👍
you guys are awesome! if u ever come back to buenos aires let me know cause you still have toooons of buildings to visit :D
We were there a year ago! what a vibrant and amazing city! sure, we will keep that in mind! there is always chance to come back in the future
i love your videos so much
Hi Tais! thank you for the compliment :)
Yes and no. We were studying architecture (in belgium, netherlands, indonesia), but no more. we're currently working, and this channel is our 'escape' haha
+donotsettle wow ♥ thank u answering! it's amazing that you guys can work and still share all those amazing experiences with us!
you already resume the main things and the comments are completed it but i can add: which structure make it survive ?
from what people remember the building ? or how did they qualify it ?
what was here before the building ?
Ps: +10 000 subscribers ! congrats :))
you are right. the memory! how architecture turns to retain the artifacts through its physical.
thank you! you are one of the earliest supporters! appreciate that :D
As time goes by from day to night do places change perceptually and function ?
plants?
How building getting old.
how about being contextual. different climate different context
right, any example of this case??
so.. in this video, did you have to ask permission to go in to these buildings?
hahaha yup! we did!