Soooo good to see and hear your video . . . allows me to sense and feel the immensity of these two wonders, the old and the new Goetheanums. Now, 100 years later (from the loose of the first) I ponder how / why this amazing architecture is not more fully used?
Como é irritante ver a tradução de alguém que nem sabe o que está traduzindo, e ainda por cima é criativo, escrevendo Goetheanum cada vez de uma maneira . O tradutor não se deu ao trabalho ...
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How Steiner had the time to achieve everything he achieved is beyond my current capacity to understand how he lived his life...
Soooo good to see and hear your video . . . allows me to sense and feel the immensity of these two wonders, the old and the new Goetheanums. Now, 100 years later (from the loose of the first) I ponder how / why this amazing architecture is not more fully used?
Misses the mark in my opinion . Concrete construction can be exciting but this leaves me flat.
he didnt want it burned down again lol
transport yourself to the early 1920s. this was (and still is) a remarkable rebuke of brutalism
This was a very original proposal back in the 20s, and it still holds up to this day.
Como é irritante ver a tradução de alguém que nem sabe o que está traduzindo, e ainda por cima é criativo, escrevendo Goetheanum cada vez de uma maneira . O tradutor não se deu ao trabalho ...
Este deve ser um computador traduzindo ingles para pirtugues
@@architectureenthusiast2023 Welcome to the wonders of AI.
Goetheanus would be more appropriate. This building gives me the creeps and should be demolished.
An abomination if the first goetheanum... from Hell