At 0:42 you got the styles mixed up. First of all you show an entire temple followed by specific capitells. Those are switched. I had to say this. Now I watch further the video. Maybe I'll edit this.
1:40 How can you dare to make a video with the poverty of knowledge you have. That cathedral on the left is not Romanesque! It is gothic! And later on you continue to make crass mistakes! For your knowledge: The pointed arch of the windows is a gothic creation, and its most distinctive achievement!
That's a clear and concise explanation of all these architectural styles. But it's lacking in terms of architecture from other cultures ( China, India, etc.)
01:33 vs 03:13 vs 03:53 you use the San Vitale Basilica for Byzantine style. It is actually St Peters and it is 100% not Byzantine. And then you use it again in Renaissance. And in Baroque. get your shit together
I understand that these catagorizations are the accepted norm in acedemia, but regardless of the Western centric aspect which I understand although should be pointed out. I dislike how this division focuses on lavish estates and structures of the elites rather than what most people lived in.
'ALL Architecture Styles' proceeds to explain 0.1% of all architectureal styles and ignore 99.9% of the rest of them. Seriously, this ignores most architectural history while pretending it's comprehensive, that's really weird.
@@BrofessorStein (My only criticism, though.) Great video! Very informative while super concise. Definitely a need for concise here on RUclips IMO :D Wailri's dislike being neither valid or invalid, using lavish structures of elites is, at the very least, a trade-off. If I had to guess, that creative choice had everything to do with the fact that the examples are well known. Using something (most likely) familiar increases the likelihood that the new info will stick.
1:32 that's saint Peters basilica, not saint vitale. 1:42 that's the Canterbury cathedral, it is gothic, not romanesque. 1:54 that's the notre dame cathedral in Paris, it is not romanesque. Its gothic. 1:58 that's the milan cathedral, a prime example of architecture mixing gothic and renaissance styles. It has 0 ROMANESQUE FEATURES 2:02 again... Durham cathedral is gothic, not romanesque. 2:04 Santiago de compostela cathedral features much more baroque elements, making it not the best example for a romanesque building. 3:45 are you kidding me? First you use Santiago de compostela cathedral as an example for a romanesque building, and now you use it as the symbol of baroque architecture. 3:54 here you say that the palace of versailles is baroque, but at 4:26 you call it rococo. Which one is it?
wheres early period east asian (japanese/chinese/korean/etc) styles? or medieval? or the dense impoverished slums that you can find in different parts of the middle east and india that have a distinct style? or american dream style? or the modern neon-littered cluttered style of modern asian mega cities? or moroccan? or adobe/pueblo style of the S.W. U.S.? or old norse viking architecture? or the collegiate architecture that is seen in many of the ivy-league colleges (and some non-ivy) across the U.S. and likely some colleges in europe? or even the wooden saloons that define old western towns? the video is fine but this is clearly not _all_ architecture styles, which i why we clicked the video. title is misleading and should be changed.
You're 💯 right. We needed to exclude some styles, otherwise the video would've been too long to fit the format. We tried to cover a lot but it's impossible to show them all separately. Thanks for your feedback!
🥱 there are clearly 10x of the types when it comes to the entire world. You should mention this in title "European based" bcz you left out entirety of India China middle east and even Africa by far
I bet there are more yes, sorry we couldn't cover all of them (wanted to focus on the major ones). Which styles are particular for your mentioned regions? Don't they have overlap with the ones we covered?
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2:46 Renaissance
3:44 Baroque
4:11 Rococo
Romanesque architecture and you show gothic buildings. Come on...
True
What do you mean???
Ikr the first pic on left
don't watch... the ai-generated images don't always display what they are supposed to
Why there is no mention of eastern architecture, no india, No south east Asia, No Sino-japanese ? Why ?
everything in the video is western except for ancient egyptian more like "western architcture in 9 minutes"
Art Nouveau my beloved
At 1:34 there is a mistake! It's not San Vitale, it's Saint Peter in Rome
At 0:42 you got the styles mixed up. First of all you show an entire temple followed by specific capitells. Those are switched. I had to say this. Now I watch further the video. Maybe I'll edit this.
1:40 How can you dare to make a video with the poverty of knowledge you have. That cathedral on the left is not Romanesque! It is gothic!
And later on you continue to make crass mistakes! For your knowledge: The pointed arch of the windows is a gothic creation, and its most distinctive achievement!
Sorry for the mistake, we're all human.
@@BrofessorStein human beings can also become educated!
@@MegaPopilu working on it!
The columnar forms at the greek section are wrong
Thanks for your comment! What's wrong about them Maria?
@@BrofessorSteinNothing is wrong with. They’re messing with you.
@@LadyHeathen82 Thanks Mylady
No the corinthian and ionic are mixed up.@@LadyHeathen82
corinthian and ionic are mixed up. @@BrofessorStein
Thanks for this, a simple explanation is what I need
So is St Peter's Basilica an example of every style or what? You mentioned it so many times.
That's a clear and concise explanation of all these architectural styles. But it's lacking in terms of architecture from other cultures ( China, India, etc.)
01:33 vs 03:13 vs 03:53
you use the San Vitale Basilica for Byzantine style. It is actually St Peters and it is 100% not Byzantine. And then you use it again in Renaissance. And in Baroque.
get your shit together
Sorry for that, I will double-check more next time.
I understand that these catagorizations are the accepted norm in acedemia, but regardless of the Western centric aspect which I understand although should be pointed out. I dislike how this division focuses on lavish estates and structures of the elites rather than what most people lived in.
Very fair point Wailri, I tried to cover just the general "themes" of the different styles.
@@BrofessorStein great video
@@OctavianAsix glad you like it Octavian!
'ALL Architecture Styles' proceeds to explain 0.1% of all architectureal styles and ignore 99.9% of the rest of them.
Seriously, this ignores most architectural history while pretending it's comprehensive, that's really weird.
@@Lu-db1uf 99%? Which styles would you have included on top? I agree that a second part with more styles is necessary.
He covered the most relevant styles ❤
It's been 3 months. Guess those 99,9% forgotten styles where an exageration.
The moving background is for me too distracting. That is design 101 to not include distracting background elements.
@@SunAndMoon-zc9vd thanks for the feedback, won't use it again in the future
Didn't notice it at all until you mentioned it 😂
@@Alexandra-uk4vr I'm not sure if I should say "sorry" or "you're welcome" :D
@@SunAndMoon-zc9vd Well, it doesn't bother me, but you do make a good point. Now that I've seen it, I can't unsee it 😂 thank you? ❤️
Lost me at the start. Ionic collums are not Corinthian. If you're going to use AI, at least verify its corrext before posting.
Sorry for the mistake.
Not everyone hating 💀, this actually helped with my architecture quiz!
Why use a photo of the vandalized Brandenburg gate? 🤔
Where's that? Sorry, didn't know that was in a vandalized state there 🤔
@@BrofessorStein (My only criticism, though.) Great video! Very informative while super concise. Definitely a need for concise here on RUclips IMO :D Wailri's dislike being neither valid or invalid, using lavish structures of elites is, at the very least, a trade-off. If I had to guess, that creative choice had everything to do with the fact that the examples are well known. Using something (most likely) familiar increases the likelihood that the new info will stick.
@@DeadeyeDaily Spot on, that was the intent yes. Thanks for your feedback Deadeye!
I'm missing any of the virreinal architecture in Hispanoamerica...
Noted, maybe in the next part 👌
Sorry for the oversight.
@@BrofessorStein thanks, good channel!
1:30 it isn't pronounced hagia sophia
Its pronounced smth like haya sophia
So many errors in one video...
Like what?
1:32 that's saint Peters basilica, not saint vitale.
1:42 that's the Canterbury cathedral, it is gothic, not romanesque.
1:54 that's the notre dame cathedral in Paris, it is not romanesque. Its gothic.
1:58 that's the milan cathedral, a prime example of architecture mixing gothic and renaissance styles. It has 0 ROMANESQUE FEATURES
2:02 again... Durham cathedral is gothic, not romanesque.
2:04 Santiago de compostela cathedral features much more baroque elements, making it not the best example for a romanesque building.
3:45 are you kidding me? First you use Santiago de compostela cathedral as an example for a romanesque building, and now you use it as the symbol of baroque architecture.
3:54 here you say that the palace of versailles is baroque, but at 4:26 you call it rococo. Which one is it?
This channel should be called ExplainersLigma
Sorry for the mistakes, I will double-check more in the future. No need for insults.
Art nouveau art deco and postmodern my fav
Hindu architecture one of the best stone masons.
why AI?
Check out some of my newer videos for my real voice :). Although, I'm not a native speaker - be warned...
everything in the video is western except for ancient egyptian more like "western architcture in 9 minutes"
Agreed, I definitely should have included more outside of the West. Maybe a Part 2?
wheres early period east asian (japanese/chinese/korean/etc) styles? or medieval? or the dense impoverished slums that you can find in different parts of the middle east and india that have a distinct style? or american dream style? or the modern neon-littered cluttered style of modern asian mega cities? or moroccan? or adobe/pueblo style of the S.W. U.S.? or old norse viking architecture? or the collegiate architecture that is seen in many of the ivy-league colleges (and some non-ivy) across the U.S. and likely some colleges in europe? or even the wooden saloons that define old western towns?
the video is fine but this is clearly not _all_ architecture styles, which i why we clicked the video. title is misleading and should be changed.
You're 💯 right. We needed to exclude some styles, otherwise the video would've been too long to fit the format. We tried to cover a lot but it's impossible to show them all separately. Thanks for your feedback!
🥱 there are clearly 10x of the types when it comes to the entire world. You should mention this in title "European based" bcz you left out entirety of India China middle east and even Africa by far
I bet there are more yes, sorry we couldn't cover all of them (wanted to focus on the major ones). Which styles are particular for your mentioned regions? Don't they have overlap with the ones we covered?
@@BrofessorSteinthen change the nutshell into all Mediterranean architecture.
Moderna é a mais podre de todas,
Nothing that looks good post Victorian.
Yeah, I'm also not a big fan of contemporary architecture...
Why there is no mention of eastern architecture, no india, No south east Asia, No Sino-japanese ? Why ?
You are right I could have added several more.
Why there is no mention of eastern architecture, no india, No south east Asia, No Sino-japanese ? Why ?
@@MrShadw-qn5gp true, I could've included more styles. Sorry for that.