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Some of the best explanations about the Pantheon I've seen on RUclips. Question though. The theory about the oculus distributing the compressive forces and making them spin around the circle, is that a well established theory? Or could it be that the concrete is so strong, that it's irrelevant if there's a hole in it or not? Kind of like if we make a hole in the top of an egg shell, the shell "dome" won't collapse. It doesn't matter to the egg if there's a hole in it or not. Which do you think is the more likely explanation?

Let me know when you are famous

When we received Johnson & Burgee’s drawings for the IDS Center, it was clear they had no idea how an elevator cab was put together. Had we tried to make it their way, each cab would cost three times what it eventually did. We sent them working drawings showing the correct construction to make it look like what their drawing implied. Architects need other experts to create a masterpiece.

Bonus cameo with the American Radiator Building, nice

Hi Michael, I have enjoyed a number of your videos - I really like how you combine an interest in modernist styles with an awareness and appreciation of vernacular styles and classical proportions. I had no idea you are also such a talented architect. Villa Lane(?) looks excellent and Villa Seacor is a masterpiece. It's rare to find an architect who can work expertly in a variety of modernist and non-modernist styles (in Britain we had the very talented Oliver Hill, but I can think of no others), and yet you have achieved it. Bravo, and I would love to see more of your own projects. Thanks very much for sharing this, it deserves to be known.

This home is a jewel box, OMG! You must howl with righteous laughter (or burn with indignation, maybe they're the same thing?) when you observe the absolute JUNK that gets thrown up in the Hamptons or all over California -- perhaps you will get the commission your brilliance deserves now that so many of those celebrity atrocities near LA have been burned from the planet forever? Please, do share more of your materworks, Mike, your creations truly are marvellous! LOVE your channel so much!

Hi Michael, this house is a masterpiece for sure. Thank you for sharing!

Must've been a totally different expirience visiting McDonald's before the 70s, also the vibes are descending with every new remodelling (atleast here in Europe)

I am excited to see this channel grow. Hoping that a review of One Liberty Place will be recorded someday.

good overall take. at least its fair. there is the postitive and negative side of things. getting tired of seeing biased political videos in RUclips.

This video was tough to listen to.

THANK YOU! Ugh, this movie was boring. I still don't know what I was supposed to make of this, so, again, bless you for validating my reaction! BTW, we agree on The Piano, bleah, but disagree on The Cook, The Thief, et al, which remains a very powerful, sensual/emotional experience for me, but, hey...that's me, lol....

nice of you to share family moments on a trip. wish we could do that as well in the US. and were from asia.

nice end statement .. cheers!

Moar great work as always, thanks again! And another question: Do you think Frank Gehry honors or insults Gaudi's legacy? The Bilbao could sort of be considered something Gaudi himself might have designed if he were alive today, maybe? Looking forward to your thoughts?

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Yes, the phones were all attached with wires…all the better so as to not get lost!

Ive always felt that being a Catholic is like being part of an architectural society. Only those who are extremely cynical could think that churches sole purpose are as signifiers of power. You said it all perfectly, lets hope that these structures last for thousands more years so that anyone with curiosity may wander and appreciate. Art and architecture are emblematic of all that is good in humanity.

This is excellent stuff. Im an architect and I hardly have time to scratch my butt, here you are doling out excellent content in your spare time! Super!!

Perhaps because I was born in 1980 I love modernism, steel, glass and cold industrial brutalism sometimes, and I always found the ATT building to be quaint or blockish and strange. It reminds me of a wardrobe. But since I am not an artist trying to say something about the state of things, it will obviously be lost on me.

Great video Would love to hear these recorded with a lav mic though

While Johnson holds a prominent place in architecture I have a distaste for close to half of his work. Johnson lapses into gimmickry often, of which one of the most atrocious examples is the residential tower across from NYC's Metropolitan Museum. That tower above the main shaft of the building gets a billboard-shaped mass that resembles a sloping wall of ancient Egypt (total pastiche). Likewise the PPG Headquarters in Pittsburgh using with no finesse reflective glass to establish a modern equivalent of a Gothic office building. That said I do like Pennzoil Place in Houston and the now non-existent Four Seasons Restaurant in the Seagram Building. Also on a more personal note going into an interview for an internship (1983) with the Manhattan Planning Office I requested to see the plans Johnson drew up the Times Square Re-do, prior to public release. All I can say is yuck. And thank GOD his plan was not adopted as it would have KILLED the visual dynamism of the Times Square/42nd St constellation. Thanks for the video.

lol keep up the jokes love em

Love the personal love story with the building! And those oculus photos!!!

I respect modern aspirations, etc., but if it looks good, it probably is good. I am on Team Stern.

Great video. Fascinating and heartfelt, thank you!!

I will challenge you to try the three things I like and three things I don't like approach used by realtor Arvid Hadid. It would spice things up, but also ruffle some feathers, so you might not be inclined.😊😊❤

That group photo of shadows from the dome’s top is pretty special

lol nice intro

Its also inspired from post modernist/post structuralist/ de constructivist mode of thinking originating from linguistics. The rest of the industry were affected by these way of thinking..

I’m an architecture student who is about to graduate a university in Korea. Your channel constantly motivated me to pursue this career during school. Thank you for your videos!

Impressive video, Architecture Codex. Looking forward to seeing your next upload. I smashed that thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work. The architectural details regarding the bronze grills are fascinating! How do you think the design influences visitor interaction with the space, especially in terms of emotional response?

this is what a college student would design once they know how to do that shape in rhino

It annoys me to know these famous and award winning architects couldn't come up with a better inspiration for their buildings. I mean taking shapes literally from surroundings is one of the most basic concepts u can come up with. It was what we used to do way back in college.... And yet these guys push through with these design. Also reminds me of eisenman's design for a colosseum which was inspired from a cactus 🤦‍♂️

Easily one of the most criminally underrated channels on RUclips. May I humbly submit the Forestiere Underground Gardens in Fresno for your immediate consideration...

@patrickgomes2213 That is to say, the Diocese of Orange didn't add it. It was there when they re-designed the interior or Christ Cathedral. There is a small chapel at the base of the spire. @architecturecodex9818 @patrickgomes2213 thanks... I did not notice when it was added... I saw it only as part of the change over... but I am seeing now it was done about 1990 ... I will need to edit this video substantially!

@lexlightning Love your content. Please invest in a nice microphone to up the quality of the viewing experience. Gracias. @architecturecodex9818 @lexlightning Sorry, you are right. My normal mic failed, and I had to retape everything with a backup.

@TheCaffeinatedOrganist Great job with this. All the “catholic stuff” was especially well done. I believe I read the “blinking irises” (motorized shades) cost $1mil… kinda shocking I do know they replaced the organ also. Not sure if that was a success either. It’s not a music program I admire… Rather underachieving. I think it’s the idea of a space that large attempting to do all that at once. Kind of impossible I think. Thanks for your insights.

@evermar1 As a Roman Catholic and Architect myself, I enjoyed this video very much. I have followed and experienced this building over the years. Great job. 2 hours ago

Unfortunately, since I had to edit the video first loaded - which meant deleting it, and loading up the new one, I lost the original 200 views and original comments. I will put some of those comments in the comments section, including the one who caught my error!

Another fave building of mine. Thank you

My top 5 fave building in the world.

I think your Architectural analysis and criticism is very insightful and the buildings and landmarks you've chosen to look at are fundamentally important. You should think about getting a new background, though. Frugality has its place but that crumpled red drape does not rise to the level of ambiance you and your videos invoke.

Wow, a modernist condo tower that is elegant and liveable in Manhattan! Wonderful building, thanks for sharing!

A true joy to watch! Very well done!

Curt Glens

I was only 11 years old when Munich hosted the Olympics, the year I became an Olympics fanatic. The architecture of the Olympic Stadium was impressive back then. It was my first destination when I visited the city in 1987.

I'm a native to the Bay Area, and I love the Transamerica Pyramid. It's always been one of my favorite structures.