I really enjoyed this video. The amount of informations and the length of time have a perfect relations and a really high quality! There aren't much channels introducing famous buildings in a contemporary style. Please keep on going!
Thanks for your feedback Patrick! It cerntainly encourages us to put in the time it takes to create these videos. We will try to keep comming out with new ones soon ;)
Gracias Edward! Celebramos que te haya gustado. Intentaremos seguir produciendo este tipo de contenido en paralelo a los artículos escritos en WikiArquitectura.com
I am wondering, what is the reason for organicly shaped spaces like atrium and other microspaces in interior of the buidling? If I am buidling a concept why is per example organic form better then the square one? Thank you for the video!
Hey @mislavification. I wouldn't say that organic shapes are better, or worse. I think what makes this building interesting is that they took one idea and they pushed it to its limits. In our opinion, when a project does that the results are always interesting and worth studying. This does not mean all buildings should be one way or another though. In this particular place, for this particular brief, and with a healthy budget SANAA's solutions seemed to works pretty well, but each project is different.
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I really enjoyed this video. The amount of informations and the length of time have a perfect relations and a really high quality!
There aren't much channels introducing famous buildings in a contemporary style. Please keep on going!
Thanks for your feedback Patrick! It cerntainly encourages us to put in the time it takes to create these videos. We will try to keep comming out with new ones soon ;)
I have learned a lot from this video, thanks for your perfect content.
Thanks for the compliment! Really glad to hear that you learned something out of it :)
Interesante! No dejen de hacer este tipo de vídeos
Gracias Edward! Celebramos que te haya gustado. Intentaremos seguir produciendo este tipo de contenido en paralelo a los artículos escritos en WikiArquitectura.com
I am wondering, what is the reason for organicly shaped spaces like atrium and other microspaces in interior of the buidling? If I am buidling a concept why is per example organic form better then the square one? Thank you for the video!
Hey @mislavification. I wouldn't say that organic shapes are better, or worse. I think what makes this building interesting is that they took one idea and they pushed it to its limits. In our opinion, when a project does that the results are always interesting and worth studying. This does not mean all buildings should be one way or another though. In this particular place, for this particular brief, and with a healthy budget SANAA's solutions seemed to works pretty well, but each project is different.
Thank you for quick response, yes I do agree. But I am wondering how can one define the reason beneath the organic form , not for this exact project ?
nice !
Thanks! :)