Loved the episode - right amount of architecture, ideas and people. We don't give enough credit to the speakers sometimes. Here, we get the right amount of information with the obvious personal enjoyment of the host (with a little excitement in his voice). It reminds me of Walter Cronkite who got choked up occasionally - striking a balance between the ultra personal of cable and the PBS " WW 3 will begin after this story of prisoners denied their right to sculpture classes" uninvolvement.
Could you please show the designs more than the people? For example, when the lady is describing the room upstairs, you kept the camera on her instead of showing us what she was talking about, and we only caught a glimpse of that
I have an idea for an hexagonal tower with a sort of courtyard that is open top (but can be closed) and allows for enough light to reach the bottom while also having multiple little courtyards on intermediate levels. Rising galleries outside and insider the blocks so you can take a literal hike, up 200 meters ideally. Do interval workouts above the courtyard on the galleries and crossing pathways. The bigger the tower would be, the better. Twice the sides makes for 4x the courtyard size. And the slopes of the galleries could be less steep, or skipping more floor per lap of the building.
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But it seems to be very loud. Nice view with the river, but it will carry all the noises. And I wonder how much soundproof there is inside the building. And of course this is only for rich people, I presume. I think there better should be buildings like this for everyone.
Exactly what I am trying to find out. It just might vary from section to section. Not all climb the same about of floor, or over the same distance. I have an idea for an hexagonal tower with a sort of courtyard that is open top (but can be closed) and allows for enough light to reach the bottom while also having multiple little courtyards on intermediate levels. Rising galleries outside and insider the blocks so you can take a literal hike, up 200 meters ideally. Do interval workouts above the courtyard on the galleries and crossing pathways. The bigger the tower would be, the better. Twice the sides makes for 4x the courtyard size. And the slopes of the galleries could be less steep, or skipping more floor per lap of the building.
The camera-man is shy to show the building. We don't need to be constantly reminded who is talking - we get it they are the speaker, hurray, but first and foremost they are there to present the spaces and focus on the subject matter.
It's like 80s videos, but with drones in HD. They won't let you focus. You want to watch him talk calmly? No. Look at the tip of this building first. Actually, look at it from the sky. Hey, look at the speaker again. Hey look closer. NVM, I already zoomed out.
Great inside look at one of my favourite BIG projects!
Thank you!
Loved the episode - right amount of architecture, ideas and people. We don't give enough credit to the speakers sometimes. Here, we get the right amount of information with the obvious personal enjoyment of the host (with a little excitement in his voice). It reminds me of Walter Cronkite who got choked up occasionally - striking a balance between the ultra personal of cable and the PBS " WW 3 will begin after this story of prisoners denied their right to sculpture classes" uninvolvement.
Thank you!
Could you please show the designs more than the people? For example, when the lady is describing the room upstairs, you kept the camera on her instead of showing us what she was talking about, and we only caught a glimpse of that
Yes and I thought she was talking bout a whole lot of nothing
I have an idea for an hexagonal tower with a sort of courtyard that is open top (but can be closed) and allows for enough light to reach the bottom while also having multiple little courtyards on intermediate levels. Rising galleries outside and insider the blocks so you can take a literal hike, up 200 meters ideally. Do interval workouts above the courtyard on the galleries and crossing pathways. The bigger the tower would be, the better. Twice the sides makes for 4x the courtyard size. And the slopes of the galleries could be less steep, or skipping more floor per lap of the building.
Loved the video! So informative. You could have shown a bit more of the architecture but otherwise it was awesome. Keep it up!
Thank you!
OMG what a monsterous construction. In 30 years, it will be a ghetto complex.
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Thank you for the work. I've wondered what the inside would be like in that project.
Thank you!
Amazing...
Can’t wait to go back!
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That building looks like an ant hill.
But it seems to be very loud. Nice view with the river, but it will carry all the noises. And I wonder how much soundproof there is inside the building. And of course this is only for rich people, I presume. I think there better should be buildings like this for everyone.
6:15
One hand for the guy
Two hands on the girl.....
Slick move playa
Haaaaaaaa haaaaa haaaa one of the best comments ha ha hilarious!
5:16
*_"i close my eyes"_*
yeah i can see how you would be "distracted" otherwise.....
6:21
"again"
*_Ah shit here we go again_*
6:05
Those pinky fingers moving closer and closer tho!
Man all of this deserves some smooth jazz
@@sweetfruit7769 dead💀
Does anyone know how much percentage of slope their ramps have?
Exactly what I am trying to find out. It just might vary from section to section. Not all climb the same about of floor, or over the same distance.
I have an idea for an hexagonal tower with a sort of courtyard that is open top (but can be closed) and allows for enough light to reach the bottom while also having multiple little courtyards on intermediate levels. Rising galleries outside and insider the blocks so you can take a literal hike, up 200 meters ideally. Do interval workouts above the courtyard on the galleries and crossing pathways. The bigger the tower would be, the better. Twice the sides makes for 4x the courtyard size. And the slopes of the galleries could be less steep, or skipping more floor per lap of the building.
Great building + great song at the end… Who is it? Soundhound doesn't recognise it
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mvp the person who chose the music ;)
Really, dude?
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How much are they to rent?
$175 per night!
@@DelaineIsaacplus ok cool thanks
Copycat habitat 67
Interesting point 🧐
A pretty boring looking building. Modern crap. Feels so cold and barren compared to the beautiful, decorated buildings from the 1800s and early 1900s.
Oscar Neymar is better
I agree!
The camera-man is shy to show the building. We don't need to be constantly reminded who is talking - we get it they are the speaker, hurray, but first and foremost they are there to present the spaces and focus on the subject matter.
It's like 80s videos, but with drones in HD. They won't let you focus.
You want to watch him talk calmly? No. Look at the tip of this building first. Actually, look at it from the sky. Hey, look at the speaker again. Hey look closer. NVM, I already zoomed out.
Thanks for watching!