I went to a Christmas concert in the Guggenheim once. Singers and musicians were spread out around the interior spiral, and the spectators filled in around them. Beautiful experience.
I could watch this legend breaking down NYC architecture all day. Truly get excited seeing new ones pop up. Would love to see some on Boston's architecture too.
Architecture was my 1️⃣st majour amid my college days. I sucked at the draftin' course, for I got a bad average grade to get a few credits. I'd been switchin' majourz several times, for I couldn't attain my final plan for the career.
I love this video! Thanks AD! I loved the Met part- I visited recently and it was wildly interesting. I would LOVE to see a video on the cloisters- it was my favorite part of the entire Met system. Thank you AD and Mr. Wyetzner. :)
I love your videos, I don’t know much about architecture but I do love the beautiful buildings, especially in NYC, and I love the way you teach me about them.
I would like to see the Brooklyn Museum, the Asia Society, the NY Historical Society, the Museum of the City of NY, the Louis Armstrong Center, and the Bronx Museum of the Arts.
I love these architectural digest videos. The magazine seems to highlight the interior decorating for the most part. I love that these videos focus on the actual architecture. Thanks so much.
Maybe a break down of Parisian or Tokyo museums? The Musée d’Orsay museum is in this beautiful beaux arts building that was originally a railway station. In Tokyo, the Tokyo National Museum or the Edo-Tokyo museums for instance.
Second comment to say I love revisiting all the buildings you review to see them afresh and understand them better. AND id love to see a video about all the grounds and the buildings (greenhouses etc.) at the city’s botanical gardens or even the five zoos.
Very interesting! I would love to learn more about the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Rodin museum and especially the Barnes museum and it’s relocation!!!
I would really love to learn more about the many bulldings of the Natural History Museum and the Hayden Planetarium. The design of the spiraling space exhibit and the cool concave/ convex use of the planetarium dome itself is pretty nifty and worth a mention. But I'm also super curious about that insane mansion that makes up part of it?? I think there's lots to say on it. ❤
hey Mikey, Granted you've pointed out the MOMA facade at 7:47 and the Met's blind windows please talk more about the *window* treatments between the 19th and 20th centuries using Guatam Shah's article "Comparing Windows of FLW, and LC Mies" (2013) on the blog 'Talk About Interior Design' as a reference point. For example, the Guggenheim's ribbon window is one long continuous spiral light to the sky.
Wow, that was interesting. Very informative about design but presented in such a way that non-professionals could appreciate. I saw a kadinsky exhibit at Guggenheim and the spiral effect was useful in that works were presented chronologically
Love this channel, I learn something new every time. I would love to see you review the AGO and the ROM, both great buildings with additions by visionary contemporary architects.
Come to Boston and visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum! Designed to evoke a 15C Venetian palazzo, the three gallery floors surround a central courtyard garden.
Please come to Philadelphia! I would love to see a similar compare/contrast between the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA), the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Barnes Foundation museum.
This is an awesome video about New York museums, New Yorkers like their art. I like the Metropolitain Museum, the museum of modern art and the Whitney museum..
Could you do performing arts spaces like theatres? As a theatre professional and architecture enthusiast, it would be a great concept :)
Great idea!
There is a video on this channel (not Wyetzner tho) breaking down Disney Concert Hall. I liked it.
what a fantastic idea
I would love to see a video breaking down other museums in NYC (Natural History Museum, 9/11 memorial, etc)!
YESSSSSS, part two is needed!
Agreed! + a Part 3 & 4
... And preferably with Wyetzner 🙏
NMH!!!! now i wanna visit NY for these museums and central park!
The Cloisters! (It has such an interesting and unique history!)
@jjustj145 Yes, 100% has to be Wyetner. I really think he needs his own RUclips channel already!
I went to a Christmas concert in the Guggenheim once. Singers and musicians were spread out around the interior spiral, and the spectators filled in around them. Beautiful experience.
Wow!!!
That’s sounds incredible. Do they do that yearly?
Bet the acoustics were amazing
@mckenzie.8653 yes
The met is ridiculous. I love it. I’ve been eight or nine times and even discounting changing exhibits I keep finding new things every time I go
Many years ago I visited the Met twice - once briefly to get a sense of it, then a few days later I spent all day there!
I've probably been there 200 times and I still love it and could spend all day there.
It's amazing
I could watch this legend breaking down NYC architecture all day. Truly get excited seeing new ones pop up.
Would love to see some on Boston's architecture too.
If he's a legend it's for being so average an explainer of these buildings.
Absolutely love his passion for architecture!
Architecture was my 1️⃣st majour amid my college days. I sucked at the draftin' course, for I got a bad average grade to get a few credits. I'd been switchin' majourz several times, for I couldn't attain my final plan for the career.
To be able to explore all of manhattan and all its massive museums would be such a dream come true for me
Based on my own experience you should probably plan on multiple visits to NYC to accomplish that goal.
Did that during my 1-week trip to NYC and omg it’s still not enough 😂😂😂
You’ll do it friend
WNYC, our local NPR station, has just counted 180 museums, although not all are as grand. Have fun!
I live in Manhattan and it's ok to visit, not to live.
I love that all the essential materials and components are labeled in the video, much easier for non-architects to understand.
I would love to see a breakdown of different international airports
Always great when there's a new NYC architecture and hishory video by Mr. Wyetzner!
This was fantastic! Please do this in Paris
I love this guy, always so articulate and a great teacher
I absolutely LOVE your talks about architecture! Please keep them coming 👋
I love this video! Thanks AD!
I loved the Met part- I visited recently and it was wildly interesting.
I would LOVE to see a video on the cloisters- it was my favorite part of the entire Met system. Thank you AD and Mr. Wyetzner. :)
I'd love to see a breakdown of museums in Toronto, like the ROM and AGO.
Do the ROM next please. Thanks.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Fantastic review of some of the best buildings in NYC. Many thanks for the informative video. Mr. Wyetzner is a star.
Another fab video Sir. Thank you and all others involved in making these outstanding vids.
I love your videos, I don’t know much about architecture but I do love the beautiful buildings, especially in NYC, and I love the way you teach me about them.
Brilliant video as always. Loved this, and made me desire to move to NYC even more.
Thanks so much for your videos!
I would like to see the Brooklyn Museum, the Asia Society, the NY Historical Society, the Museum of the City of NY, the Louis Armstrong Center, and the Bronx Museum of the Arts.
So interesting! I love your videos. I'd love a similar video about the museums of San Francisco.
I love all the architecture tours in NYC! More please!!!
I love these
So interesting always ❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏
I love these architectural digest videos. The magazine seems to highlight the interior decorating for the most part. I love that these videos focus on the actual architecture. Thanks so much.
As I am sure you know Hunt designed The Breakers in Newport as well.
i could watch these videos every single day! thank you
I just cant wait for the next episode. They dont seem to be coming fast enough. But i do understand that quality takes time.
Maybe a break down of Parisian or Tokyo museums? The Musée d’Orsay museum is in this beautiful beaux arts building that was originally a railway station. In Tokyo, the Tokyo National Museum or the Edo-Tokyo museums for instance.
Chicago Museums next?
Love this series on architecture and ESPECIALLY on Art Museums. Yes!
The Tenement Museum would be really interesting! And the Cloisters!
This was amazing! Broadway theaters next
You mein freund, are a gift as is your subject matter! Thank you!
More San Francisco content please!!
I've been to the met museum once and I really need to go back it is quite a lot to see
By the way - these videos are wonderful!!
This was very well explained. Thank you!
Your videos are all so very exceptional and interesting. Your narration is really wonderful.
what I'm really missing in this video is a floor plan of the met to keep track where what expantion is
fantastic! thanks for this great video. I love seeing the photographs of the park in its infancy.
This should be a mandatory watch. ❤❤❤
Please do a video on Broadway theaters!
We love this concept and Mr. Wyetzner. Please do continue and flood us with tihs content
Fantastic! Best buildings in NYC. Big thanks for the video
Would love to see the architectural breakdown of Berlin’s Museum Island. Especially Neues Museum.
I'd like to an episode on the Brooklyn Museum.
Brooklyn Museum and the Noguchi please!
This is a brilliant and insightful commentary! Thank you for your time and energy, coming to New York!
Great examples of how to extend an existing building while preserving its architecture, instead of demolishing it.
The Met was my favorite place when I lived in NYC.
I love to see you breakdown the Cleveland museum of art
the Guggenheim spiral reminds me of the BMW museum in germany
Thanks for education and information!
Part 2 please!!!!
break down the albright knox gallery in buffalo with the new addition
Would love to learn about the ferry terminals
I absolutely love these videos. The host is so engaging, and the visuals are great.
I’ve visited the museum over 10 times and just realized I haven’t seen the other 50% 😅
Play it Loud (Met - Oct 1, 2019). I shared the Central Park at The Official Sting. I like him.
Brilliant video as always. Loved this, and made me desire to move to NYC even more.
Alright! NYC content, I'm in.
Agreed!!
I love those architecture video !!!
Fascinating!! How about the Isabella Stewart Gardner?
I would love to see a video on the Smithsonian museums in DC! I love these NYC videos a lot too though
Second comment to say I love revisiting all the buildings you review to see them afresh and understand them better. AND id love to see a video about all the grounds and the buildings (greenhouses etc.) at the city’s botanical gardens or even the five zoos.
Always love these
I’ve spent years in nyc and never been to any museum. I’m away now but after this video I want to go!!!!
Come to Los Angeles - LACMA under construction, the Getty off the 405 freeway and MOCA downtown.
I'd love to hear an architectural breakdown of the Mona Museum in Hobart, Tasmania
I really like the building the New Museum is in.
Sooo I didn’t realize how much I appreciate interesting architectural facts (Gothic Stan btw). We need more of these Mr. W!
thanks for postung
Maybe the Art Institute of Chicago?
What about doing one on the Morgan Library or the Cooper Hewitt? I love all of these videos!
thank you so much for this video!
These type of videos are awesome!
Thank you so much for this.
This was so cool!
Very interesting! I would love to learn more about the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Rodin museum and especially the Barnes museum and it’s relocation!!!
Hello! I love this channel! Can you please do an episode on Guastavino?
I would really love to learn more about the many bulldings of the Natural History Museum and the Hayden Planetarium. The design of the spiraling space exhibit and the cool concave/ convex use of the planetarium dome itself is pretty nifty and worth a mention. But I'm also super curious about that insane mansion that makes up part of it?? I think there's lots to say on it. ❤
He’s wonderful!
Insanely talented creator.
hey Mikey,
Granted you've pointed out the MOMA facade at 7:47 and the Met's blind windows please talk more about the *window* treatments between the 19th and 20th centuries using Guatam Shah's article "Comparing Windows of FLW, and LC Mies" (2013) on the blog 'Talk About Interior Design' as a reference point.
For example, the Guggenheim's ribbon window is one long continuous spiral light to the sky.
Wow, that was interesting. Very informative about design but presented in such a way that non-professionals could appreciate. I saw a kadinsky exhibit at Guggenheim and the spiral effect was useful in that works were presented chronologically
Can you do a documentary on the infamous architect/designer Gerhardt Fjück ??
Aaaaaa...a bit of soul food 🥰
Love this channel, I learn something new every time. I would love to see you review the AGO and the ROM, both great buildings with additions by visionary contemporary architects.
Do you mean the Art Gallery of Ontario and the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto?
Had a look at Dia Beacon on the Hudson?
Come to Boston and visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum! Designed to evoke a 15C Venetian palazzo, the three gallery floors surround a central courtyard garden.
Please come to Philadelphia! I would love to see a similar compare/contrast between the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA), the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Barnes Foundation museum.
The Frick Madison is one of my favorite, I would really like to hear You talk about it. Love your passion.Merci
Frick's collection is temporarily in the Breuer building. He just talked about it.
I love this series
Please do the Philadelphia art museum!
I'd love to know more about museums in other parts of the US and other parts of the world.
it’s free for jersey and connecticut residents too (if you show ID) or if you’re a college student
This is an awesome video about New York museums, New Yorkers like their art. I like the Metropolitain Museum, the museum of modern art and the Whitney museum..