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Thank you for sharing, Ennis is more mature than this one. He started experiencing with block textile. Thank you for watching!

Great! thank you for comment. I will check it and prepare, thank you for watching.

Thank you!, also today I was planing to prepare a singular video for the parking garage in Miami Beach, due I am a few blocks from this building, to do a monographic and todays conditions of that project built. Thank you!

Well the idea is not hard to listen but thank you for the comment and watching!

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Well, no always it’s possible by zoning or areas. But these layouts it’s as it’s had. Thank you for watching!

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That’s correct, it is an adaptation to English, some changes about some explanations and translation from Spanish. See on description references for this vudeo. Thank you for watching.

That’s correct, it’s an adsorption, translation and adjustment from that reference to promote and help learn from the masters. See description the references that it is listed. Thank you for watching!

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Hi, the only thing that I use AI is for the narrator that I really do not understand why people is complaining even when nobody detects when is AI and no AI. Images are from the real work published from trusted provided and books, news, etc... that each architect publish to show their work. Even thought, thank you for watching.

Thank you for your comment, and I can asure that I am bot an AI and content generation. I am an architect who loves learn and prepare these documents to explain the real live and work of the masters. Sorry if something it is repeated but I try to do my best preparing the information. Thank you for sharing by the way!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I appreciate how deeply you connect with the essence of architecture and the importance of creating spaces that nurture and inspire. Your perspective is truly valuable!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I appreciate your honesty about the complexities in their styles, and I'm glad my video could help inspire you during your finals!

Thank you for your comments. You were right, we have to understand the native culture to see how architecture talks under Sejima architecture. Even thought that difference between Japanese culture to European/American culture, we can learn from where we are to add to our language. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's fascinating to hear how your perspective on design has evolved. Symmetry can indeed open up a whole new world of possibilities!

That's a fascinating piece of history! It's incredible how experiences like that can lead to such iconic architectural styles.

That's a fascinating piece of history! It’s amazing how a single rental experience can lead to such a significant architectural movement.

That is correct. In fact Mr Eichler was difficult to remove when it came time for the Frank family assume ownership. He really liked being there, it seems . . .

Thank you for sharing. Interiors where too sixties and less flexible, but the great is the layout and how it is connected in the interior. Furniture sometimes helps to integrate the whole design. Thank you for watching.

Gracias por el comentario, yo creo que los hexágonos le ayudo a la integración saliendo de la rigidez de los 90 grados de las Usonianas, pero creo que es un buen ejemplo que cuando un cliente te aprieta, al final también sacas un proyecto excelente o a veces mejor. Gracias por ver el video!

It means with local materials, basic construction in order to do not increase the construction cost to afford the house not reducing the design and functionality. Thank you for watching!

Thank you for sharing your insights! It's always great to hear thoughtful perspectives on the intersection of design and climate.

Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you found the video informative. I appreciate your insight about the progression of Foster’s work and can understand how his early buildings, with their pioneering use of technology and materials, might resonate more with you. His work has certainly evolved over time, reflecting the changing priorities and architectural trends of each era. It’s true that many of his iconic designs are rooted in the late 20th century, but it’s interesting to see how he has continued to push boundaries, even as architecture has become more global and sustainable. Your point about the digital glitches is also noted-I’ll make sure to address that in future presentations. Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts!

Buenas, en realidad, estoy trabajando en todas las obras de Wright, así para tener en realidad una serie completas de sus obras, de todo lo que se ha hecho y no se han publicado. También he visto esto de las varias alteraciones, pero al final tenemos un claro ejemplo de otra Usonian house. Gracias por comentar!

Es un experimento en un clima diferente, árido y agresivo, pero en su resultado otra genialidad. Gracias!

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Wow, How I can start with this long comment, really, I don't understand what amount of doubts about the work done and probably because you are not an expert in the field. Let me answer to explain you. Starting with the videos, thank you, information, documents, etc... are based on my research, study and work knowing the architects, reading books, and practice architecture since 2003 officially as an Architect in Spain and from 2017 in Georgia and Florida (USA). So all are real pictures, explanation and no AI creation. Only the voice is created by AI to do a better english. All other information are genuine. If you considere that all pictures from Norman Foster works and competitions are created by AI is beacuse you really do not know Foster's architecture. The second part of the comment. We are an Architecture and Interior design Firm based in Miami Beach. Also we do Real Estate due our clients search, buy and sell our projects and we do the complete service. The renderings that you see in my work are real, our projects, unfortunally I have never expected the time needed in this City (Miami) to complete a revision process and construction execution. Our projects are in construction right now being finishing a few of them that shortly I will (The architect, Joaquin Fernandez, Architect, AIA, NCARB, LEED GA) show and explain because most of them has been published in Architecture magazzines during these years. So I hope you could understand better the field of architecture and learn from a Real Architect working in USA and Europe. Thank you and keep watching!

It is! See link on the comment below abd you will see the FLLW organization showing and we do real content and exclusive. Any other doubts let us know! Thank you for watching!

Totally! That trike is like the cool sidekick to the classic car-love it!

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Thank you for watching and your comment. I am learning everyday so I hope the new videos you will see better results. Thank you!

Thank you! Your encouragement means a lot to me and keeps me motivated!

Are many ways to keep warm the house. Depending of many factors to determine what it is the best way to heat a house. It is not easy do an answer without seeing and anylizing the house. In that case I am not aware of the system used, but at that time maybe was the only way to have it. So the dilema was heat your house doing confort or not having any system. That's the key question at that time! Thank you for watching!

Depends on the relative costs of available energy. Baseboard heaters do allow individual room T-stats which saves energy.

@@callmeishmael7452 Let me explain better. It is not depend on the energy cost to reduce the amount of energy bill. The most important is having a better insolation, reduce the lost of energy from the house and them use materials that keep warm or stable of energy changes depending on the type of construction and use. All these factors are crucial to reduce energy consumption. Then use the most efficient system, that's a second key point, but firstly is the architecture. Unfortunately at that time Wright were not much conscientious in that because he created art but today, is a key point to add in our new buildings. We learnt from the past.

Totally get what you mean! It’s wild how history keeps repeating itself in so many ways, right?

Thank you for the comment, and I am sorry for the voice, I do as is, to be more neutral, but I will do by my own next time. Thank you!

Thank you, for that reason I am doing it, because I am seeing how bad is teaching today in compare when I was student. Thank you for watching!

Amazing news! It’ll be exciting to see how his vision transforms the stadium and the surrounding area. I’m sure he’ll make a huge impact in his hometown. Can’t wait to see the results!

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Right! the best projects are when the worst location appears and creates something unique, this is where a master architect can show its capability! thank you for watching!

Thank you for your comment. Sajima open to me other ways to work from the first approach to design new architecture shapes. She is for me the most clever and intelligent architect to learn from. Thank you for sharing!

Here the reference to 'superficial' is not the regular sense of the word but more like the 'superflat' art movement which is led by Murakami (basically referred as the 'shallow emptiness of Japanese consumer culture with heavy consumerism and sexual fetishism, boomed after post world war 2 era')

@@tunaroll3957 Thank you for your comment! You’re absolutely right-when discussing “superficial” in the context of Sejima and SANAA’s work, it’s more aligned with the aesthetic and cultural critique tied to movements like Murakami’s “Superflat.” This concept explores the intersection of art, consumerism, and the depth (or lack thereof) in modern Japanese society. SANAA’s minimalist architecture can, in some ways, be seen as reflecting this-stripping away unnecessary complexity to reveal a kind of clarity that could be interpreted as commenting on the ‘surface’ nature of contemporary culture. The architectural form becomes an intentional, layered expression rather than merely a functional or visual statement. It’s fascinating how these cultural movements influence not just art but architecture as well!

Thank you for your comment, think that AI will improve all of these items and will help us to improve our performance but I will considere soon do one doit by myself. Thank you for sharing.

I really appreciate your kind words! It’s amazing to dive into the life of someone who was so dedicated and innovative.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s interesting to see how different perspectives can spark such creative ideas about spaces.

Could be an option. Seeing that no many professional contractors, maybe you were right. All details and all designed was custom, so an extra of difficulty is applied non being standard. Thank you for sharing!