Tectonism: Architecture for the 21st Century

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2024

Комментарии • 49

  • @davidyan7354
    @davidyan7354 Год назад +136

    is this lecture taking place on skiing slopes?

    • @dimeloloco
      @dimeloloco Год назад +15

      Taking place after doing loads of cocaine

    • @2Dcosmatu
      @2Dcosmatu Год назад +1

      Is this lecture taking place for real?

  • @kemroolhaas666
    @kemroolhaas666 Год назад +34

    There should be good german techno in the background to match the outfit.

  • @mahmoudramdane2848
    @mahmoudramdane2848 Год назад +54

    Came for the title, stayed for the drip

  • @jplourde11
    @jplourde11 Год назад +31

    This is like the 1980's vision of the future. Completely irrelevant. And the slides have bad graphic design to match the content.

  • @Totallyfine29_
    @Totallyfine29_ Год назад +6

    the jump between, white puff ski vest in the mountains elite vibes , to full on black leather motorcyclist jacket dirty look , is INSANE but also so architect like

    • @Emlizardo
      @Emlizardo Год назад

      Architects are morons.

  • @kemalardaalkin1068
    @kemalardaalkin1068 Год назад +17

    A captivating and unapologetically unique gestalt emerges, adorned with mesmerizingly unconventional glasses, delivering a lecture of profound complexity.

    • @Emlizardo
      @Emlizardo Год назад +1

      Ha ha

    • @veloshiraptor
      @veloshiraptor Год назад +3

      Your concise, critically informed, advanced-level review provides a versatile yet articulatory understanding

    • @trollala_555
      @trollala_555 Год назад +2

      oh wow complex words. but can any of you guys actually design for real people? not just something that looks cool and and intellectual masturbation for the architecture nerds?

    • @bispo5671
      @bispo5671 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@trollala_555idgaf about rEAl pEOpLE

    • @ethelrod1648
      @ethelrod1648 7 месяцев назад

      “looks cool”…

  • @UğurÇALDAŞ
    @UğurÇALDAŞ Год назад +27

    It is really ridiculous to have one's preferred style as the ruling style of so called the epoch. The style itself could be novel however, let the history decide if it is the style of the epoch. As modernists did a novel break through and found opportunity to lead their epoch, nevertheless the later one's like postmodernists, brutalists just remained like small clubs. Schumacher keeps trying to get himself in the history by founding a novel style that shapes the epoch. And even this is not the first try. The world has serious problems and the architects are way beyond in this century than the ones on the former century to help solve it. We are really bored of such narcists that keep occupying agenda. Keep designing what you like to design and let the history decide if it is a style of the epoch.

  • @Giorgossp-cq8hw
    @Giorgossp-cq8hw Год назад +12

    The lecture is so bad that instead of watching the slides , I started wondering what is this guy actually trying to achieve with everything he is doing, says, writes or even wear? Seriously, why all of these? There is no substance in anything he is doing as a person...Also why is he making up styles??

    • @trollala_555
      @trollala_555 Год назад

      thats how they are man. all these architectural historians and "intellectuals". they use complex words as intellectual bravado just to make themselves seem really smart. reminds me of that annoying guy from the movie the Menu.
      but the things is a lot of their designs are shit and only a close community of architects can really appreciate. and if you say architecture is also for laymen, they think they have the intellectual high ground to say otherwise.

  • @thirumurugannithu878
    @thirumurugannithu878 10 месяцев назад +3

    Patrik Schumacher is like Quentin Tarantino for architecture

  • @Emlizardo
    @Emlizardo Год назад +24

    This is a parody, right?

  • @shanemichaelyee
    @shanemichaelyee 11 месяцев назад +1

    Damn 2024 Patrik is so sick. Drip on point no cap

  • @caseymack603
    @caseymack603 Год назад

    1:07:43: Architecture as hyper-wayfinding?

  • @jumis6
    @jumis6 Год назад +10

    dlw brought me here

  • @cran_berry1010
    @cran_berry1010 Год назад +9

    Architecture's Andrew "Dice" Clay

  • @umbertouno
    @umbertouno 10 месяцев назад

    Wasn't parametricism supposed to be the new modernism with regards to being the new dominant style only a couple of years ago?
    Now it apparently already needs an upgrade.

  • @sandrobortotdebastiani
    @sandrobortotdebastiani Год назад +1

    lost of interesting things mixed with a lot of really confused things in a weird blob. When the words of Hegel appears in a conference it make perfect sense to me that there is no real meaning. Why is people still quoting Hegel anyhow?

  • @maxapotamus
    @maxapotamus 11 месяцев назад

    Great lecture, really excited about the new work with Brian Harvey. 2024 is going to be a good year.

  • @CurlyTop878
    @CurlyTop878 Год назад +7

    Patrik is a legend for this

    • @joedowning2428
      @joedowning2428 Год назад

      People that call for social housing to be scrapped aren't legends

  • @Dev1nci
    @Dev1nci 5 месяцев назад

    24:36 these tables are actually so important to be able to critique our architectural ‘rules’ and sensibilities.
    I think a factor that has moved into the international zeitgeist is the suspicion of progress, after all the technological advancement we’re sitting in some sustainability crises.
    The progressionalists seem to be avoiding the mental strain that’s placing on people, which is part of the reason I think we’re seeing a resurgence of historicism.
    I’d argue though, that the historicism will exist is super-position with more speculative styles.

  • @aalozada
    @aalozada Год назад +2

    now everyone is unapologetic of being naive and superficial

  • @lawrencelek6544
    @lawrencelek6544 Год назад +2

    god I miss the AA

  • @mremw7187
    @mremw7187 9 месяцев назад +1

    I think parametricism is too expensive to become mainstream. Hadid's artistic vision made them special and now she is gone sadly.

  • @ElenaZelena
    @ElenaZelena 8 месяцев назад

    Armin Van Buren of contemporary architecture

  • @mrsuper21100
    @mrsuper21100 Год назад +1

    Очень дорогой дизайн... как можно строить много, если ни кто не умеет его ни проектировать, ни строить?

    • @mrsuper21100
      @mrsuper21100 Год назад

      Или это что то вроде дольче габана? мало и дорого?

  • @aalozada
    @aalozada Год назад +7

    tasteless

  • @oliverpiers6603
    @oliverpiers6603 9 месяцев назад +2

    What the fuck is he wearing

  • @rileyfrew3212
    @rileyfrew3212 Год назад +1

    Michelin Mon

  • @mrsuper21100
    @mrsuper21100 Год назад

    Не смотря на всю критику они опередили реальность лет на 300 точно, надеюсь такая архитектура когда нибудь станет массовой за счет роботизации, потому что по другому это построить почти нельзя

  • @nannaarc
    @nannaarc 11 месяцев назад

    I think it is BS without content

  • @Surahfayed
    @Surahfayed 11 месяцев назад

    I can take over Zaha Hadid architects and run it better than this guy he’s so extra