Charles Moore - Orinda House

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @mariaraquelgutierrezgarigl4400
    @mariaraquelgutierrezgarigl4400 5 месяцев назад

    Be careful, the last photo is of the homonymous botanic Charles Moore, not the architect.

  • @frhSHE1314
    @frhSHE1314 10 лет назад +3

    Do you have the floor plans with dimensions of the house? I would really appreciate it if you do.

    • @BBB_Bryan
      @BBB_Bryan 3 года назад +2

      Did you ever find the floor plans? I'm looking for them now too lol

    • @Scall1on
      @Scall1on 2 года назад

      @@BBB_Bryan same

    • @duygusalofke
      @duygusalofke Год назад

      @@Scall1on same..

    • @bossgrew7969
      @bossgrew7969 Год назад

      @@duygusalofke😂same

  • @plon822
    @plon822 4 года назад

    Incroyable

  • @mich3134
    @mich3134 2 года назад

    learned a lot, thanks

  • @chuckdesler5707
    @chuckdesler5707 Месяц назад

    Actually, the entire house is a tricked out structural deal...and not simple and simple claptrap that the interior pavilion roofs support the main roof leave something to be desired...for the open corners it appears he also had to cantilever beams from the remaining walls to support the roof and the weight of the barn doors...individual foundations for the wooden columns only supports two of the columns I believe and the remaining columns rest on a slab...basically in counterpoint to the Philip Johnson house a similar one man pavilion which is a simple structure elegantly detailed....
    From earlier structures designed and drawn by Moore one can see how he handled the structure, sometimes rather complicated and the foundation systems he used to support the things. Moore was not "less" by any means.

  • @auunesp2011
    @auunesp2011 12 лет назад

    No legends? I can't understand nothing she says

  • @archlenisceron7596
    @archlenisceron7596 9 лет назад

    Biblocad