Super important topic to talk about for aspiring architects!!! Also join our discord if you like cake: discord.gg/3TEFgH8MuB ⏲ Timestamps ⏲ 0:00 - Introduction to Architecture Concepts 0:55 - Introduction to Libeskind's Incredible Work The Jewish Museum in Berlin 2:15 - Developing a Concept Takes Practice! 3:00 - Architecture MUST serve the OCCUPANTS 3:45 - Libeskind's Concept Explanation 4:33 - Your Design Prompt 4:50 - The TOP 3 Things to CONSIDER 7:25 - Where do you start? 8: 53 - Analyzing Building Program 10:14 - the USER experience 11:42 - Paying Homage to Core CONCEPT
Vlog suggest: make a video discussing or showing examples of green architecture, brutalist, minimalist architecture and etc. I know there are a lot of peope not yet familiar with those. ❤
@@UnravelingArchitecture Hi Natalie! Well I’m starting a YT channel this days so i might be the one in need for suggestions! Altought that you cover a vast types of topics... It might be cute maybe some fonts Suggestion or best site for architecture in general or architetture contest sites... i realy don’t know... 🙈 or How you plan your videos but it’s realy focus on my personal point of view. Cheers!
Girllllll, this is a very successful vedio, I can see that are feeling it , happy for you darling, you really know what architecture is , I hope we succeed in this field , me ,you and all the architecture family❤️🖤
OMG thank you so much..it made my day also the video was super helpful another suggestion if you dont mind..to continue this as a series nxt would be site development or master plan or site plan
You got it Akshita! I have a site plan model video to be released in two weeks but I can definitely do another video on master plans and site plan tutorials(:
Hi. I am a second year student studying architecture in South Africa and our recent brief is to create a 'climate shelter' an the lecturers keep stressing that your concept needs to be specific
Very helpful info on architecture concept. I did learn something new from your video! Thank you so much and I am looking forward to see more videos like this in the future :)
Libeskind did not design One World Trade Center in New York. He won the competition to design all the buildings on at Ground Zero, but because of politics, the Transit Authority agreed to use only his master plan. David Childs of SOM designed One World Trade.
Hi Natalie You have really help me figuring design 3... the fact is as a future architect I'm not designing a building.. I'm creating spatial quality and Intrigue within the space...thank and your are a total hottie...😘
You mentioned something about creating your own (hopefully) sustainable architecture. Have you made a video discussing environmental architecture? E.i., how architecture can impact the environment, "Smart Cities," sustainable materials, new eco-friendly designs that are already being built in the world... I don't know exactly, but I was thinking about going into architecture specifically for sustainable living and re-imagining suburbia.
I don't like the current World Trade Center complex. I much prefer the vintage one. Why, you may ask? The old complex had the impact where it counted in the Twin Towers, and had four other buildings all designed by the same architect in the same consistent, overarching and cohesive vision, which was to surround a roughly four-acre plaza. The current one, it just feels disjointed due to the lack of one singular architect and vision. David Childs, lord Norman Foster, Bjarke Ingels, Richard Rogers, Fumihiko Maki, and Kohn Pedersen Fox all have at least designed and completed one building in the complex, not to mention the 9/11 memorial, which had 4 more entities dedicated to designing the memorial and museum. Minoru Yamasaki designed the entire complex pretty much on his own. Only 7 World Trade Center, which was really just an annex building, was designed by another firm. There is no real consistent design language apart from plate-glass windows, which Minoru Yamasaki hated himself because they would trigger his fear of heights. I would have rebuilt the Twin Towers, only taller and stronger, with built-in fire prevention measures, memorial pools on the first basement level like a chapel, and a slightly more elevated plaza to allow traffic from Greenwich and Fulton streets to pass below, which is really just better traffic engineering. As for the surrounding buildings, I would have rebuilt them to reflect the updated priorities. They themselves would be strengthened and positioned as to not cut off traffic from Fulton or Greenwich.
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Super important topic to talk about for aspiring architects!!!
Also join our discord if you like cake: discord.gg/3TEFgH8MuB
⏲ Timestamps ⏲
0:00 - Introduction to Architecture Concepts
0:55 - Introduction to Libeskind's Incredible Work The Jewish Museum in Berlin
2:15 - Developing a Concept Takes Practice!
3:00 - Architecture MUST serve the OCCUPANTS
3:45 - Libeskind's Concept Explanation
4:33 - Your Design Prompt
4:50 - The TOP 3 Things to CONSIDER
7:25 - Where do you start?
8: 53 - Analyzing Building Program
10:14 - the USER experience
11:42 - Paying Homage to Core CONCEPT
Vlog suggest: make a video discussing or showing examples of green architecture, brutalist, minimalist architecture and etc. I know there are a lot of peope not yet familiar with those. ❤
This is a great topic!!! I’m adding it to my list!! Stay tuned(::
@@UnravelingArchitecture omg yes please include that! Im also interested. Btw i will be taking architecture in college and your videos helped a lot 🥺😌
Sometimes I feel RUclips taught me more than my faculty 😅 thanks for the video it helps me to have new ideas 💡 🥰
Please please please make a video about site analysis and how to better understand composition and reveal/see architectual values 🙏
You got it!! Hope to film a video like that soon so stay tuned! Hopefully I can put one together super quickly before end of March
I really like your videos, and you explain things very well! ✌🏼
Thank you Christian(: if there are any video topics you’d like me to cover let me know!
@@UnravelingArchitecture Hi Natalie! Well I’m starting a YT channel this days so i might be the one in need for suggestions! Altought that you cover a vast types of topics...
It might be cute maybe some fonts Suggestion or best site for architecture in general or architetture contest sites... i realy don’t know... 🙈 or How you plan your videos but it’s realy focus on my personal point of view. Cheers!
Girllllll, this is a very successful vedio, I can see that are feeling it , happy for you darling, you really know what architecture is , I hope we succeed in this field , me ,you and all the architecture family❤️🖤
OMG thank you so much..it made my day also the video was super helpful
another suggestion if you dont mind..to continue this as a series nxt would be site development or master plan or site plan
You got it Akshita! I have a site plan model video to be released in two weeks but I can definitely do another video on master plans and site plan tutorials(:
@@UnravelingArchitecture thank you so much Nat! Also waiting for part 2 on concept if anytime..😉
Very interesting and helpful. As a architecture student this video helped me understand how steps follow to carry out a good project. Thanks
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck on your own project!
I really needed this for creating my project for class, thank you!!!
Good luck! Let me know how it goes!!
Srry I'm late I was so tired today so happy you posted this vid sounds interesting let's see love ur videos always. 💗💖💓💕
Always love seeing your comments ❤️❤️🥳
I love the way way you make architecture way more interesting......
Hi. I am a second year student studying architecture in South Africa and our recent brief is to create a 'climate shelter' an the lecturers keep stressing that your concept needs to be specific
you are a genius, south africa approves
I'm an architect. Thanks Natalie. Greetings from Catalunya. Good job
Hi~ Greetings!
Very helpful info on architecture concept. I did learn something new from your video! Thank you so much and I am looking forward to see more videos like this in the future :)
Amazing!! Thank you so much for watching❤️
Libeskind did not design One World Trade Center in New York. He won the competition to design all the buildings on at Ground Zero, but because of politics, the Transit Authority agreed to use only his master plan. David Childs of SOM designed One World Trade.
Hi Natalie
You have really help me figuring design 3... the fact is as a future architect I'm not designing a building.. I'm creating spatial quality and Intrigue within the space...thank and your are a total hottie...😘
I think Liebeskind didn't design One WTC; he designed the 9/11 memorial master plan tho but only at the concept stage.
Do we need to study history in architectural engineering?
you need to study history yes(: It's important to know!!
Everytime working on concept i need to go from the first ...starting from what isss concept..everytime😅
the STRUGGLE is REAL lol
I love your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
More than happy to help out!! Let me know if I can make a video covering another topic you’d like!!(:
You mentioned something about creating your own (hopefully) sustainable architecture. Have you made a video discussing environmental architecture? E.i., how architecture can impact the environment, "Smart Cities," sustainable materials, new eco-friendly designs that are already being built in the world... I don't know exactly, but I was thinking about going into architecture specifically for sustainable living and re-imagining suburbia.
Thank you ❤️ Much much needed!!
You are so welcome(:
How do you come up with a workable theme and does it drives your design????
What is the best architecture magazine to have subscription for?
You are amazing❤
I don't like the current World Trade Center complex. I much prefer the vintage one.
Why, you may ask? The old complex had the impact where it counted in the Twin Towers, and had four other buildings all designed by the same architect in the same consistent, overarching and cohesive vision, which was to surround a roughly four-acre plaza. The current one, it just feels disjointed due to the lack of one singular architect and vision. David Childs, lord Norman Foster, Bjarke Ingels, Richard Rogers, Fumihiko Maki, and Kohn Pedersen Fox all have at least designed and completed one building in the complex, not to mention the 9/11 memorial, which had 4 more entities dedicated to designing the memorial and museum.
Minoru Yamasaki designed the entire complex pretty much on his own. Only 7 World Trade Center, which was really just an annex building, was designed by another firm. There is no real consistent design language apart from plate-glass windows, which Minoru Yamasaki hated himself because they would trigger his fear of heights. I would have rebuilt the Twin Towers, only taller and stronger, with built-in fire prevention measures, memorial pools on the first basement level like a chapel, and a slightly more elevated plaza to allow traffic from Greenwich and Fulton streets to pass below, which is really just better traffic engineering.
As for the surrounding buildings, I would have rebuilt them to reflect the updated priorities. They themselves would be strengthened and positioned as to not cut off traffic from Fulton or Greenwich.
So informative!
Happy to hear!!
You’re amazing I love you
Thank you po for sharing this video💕☺️
Happy to help!(:
You are architecture's goddess.
Subscribed!
Even before i watched ur video... Just because u r beautiful...
Needed thisssss
One WTC designed by SOM architect
the first design was by Libeskind! SOM gets majority of the credit though as the final design evolved.
deep!
remember me?nat 😁
Why does it feel like you cry a lot? 🤔
Know you this catalonian architecte : Enric MIRALLES i MOIA It's very good