Influential architects, pt.2 | Shin Takamatsu

[skratulla]

Great stuff here!!! nice job although it would be great to get more depth on each architects work

[iLOVENATURE2011]

i love how shin takamatsu defines aesthetic in his designs... very artistic and very original... =)

[DmitriSochlioukov]

where is your work then :D

[simonbath]

weakness of vids-repetitive introductions when you want to watch many together-plus not all episodes can be seen in all countries....so ill move on for other better designed architecture info modules, thanks.

[syntaxx05]

doug, u're doing awsome.... are u getting paid for all these videos?

[rr7firefly1]

The script has a noticeably irregular cadence to it: certain words pop out due to unexpected emphases of certain syllables. A bit odd, almost like an alien robot, but a friendly one thankfully.

Quite informative content, nonetheless. A series with much value for the lay person.

[oclandestin]

Interesting. I can't say I like his style though. Are the external elements purely decorative as in Baroque or do they reflect a function of the building?

[NarutoFTW]

I friggin LOVE YOUR VIDEOS doug! they are so very informative and i love how you apply the techniques of different architects in your own way of style as well.

I've been watching for a long time and will continue watching as it is so very interesting!

once again, thank you Doug for having this channel and making these videos =)

[timothyschrock]

Great architect that isn't glorified much in the states. I like when architects push the norms, because there is plenty of normality out there why add to it when you have the freedom to do something better.

[marwen05]

is he part of futurism, metabolism or something?

[happyc00kie]

haha, by object he means bird house. :)

[Gustavo0929]

whats that first song you use?

[howtoarchitect]

@Gustavo0929 Headspin by Apple.

[amannvig]

@howtoarchitect thnk u . u r one o the ppl i like forward to on youtube

[sana0hk]

GREAT videos by the way :)

[sana0hk]

hi im sana from Morocco/Africa and i'm doing engineering studies! i ve always wanted to be an architect, idk why, i just have a feeling that its the right thing for me! we only have one architecture school so its hard to get in! now can you please advise me.. i really want to study architecture in the USA but my family is insisting on me finishing engineering studies (i did 2 years, still 3 to come).. i cant wait any longer to follow my dreams, yet i dont want to regret it.. what do u think?

[jasanpahaf]

@sana0hk there's something called architectural engineering. by its name, you can say that both studies are applied into a new even better fashion. architecture and engineering could be used for the same thing. So don't think of it as "getting away from your dreams" but rather: making your knowledge sharper for a more condifent life-path. In other words, use your engineering thinking and apply it for what you really want to do. Use the wind going against you, to your own benefit.

[sana0hk]

@jasanpahaf thank u for ur advice! really interesting. Although we dont have architectural engineering here in Morocco, and i didnt know it even existed! so what im gonna try to do is to finish engineering here and study architectural engineering abroad! it sounds reasonable. thank u