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It's was nice meeting holidays Belgium Bruselles very good 🇧🇪💌🎬

My bonheur Bruselles city 💌🎬🇧🇪

Good silvester abend,irch gratuliere fur das feste 🇧🇪💌

Nice, Can you make an video of Lake Side brussels?

Superbe!

quand j'allais à l'école rue du Marais, je descendais du train gare du nord et empruntais chaque jour la rue du Progrès. Tout ce quartier a été démoli et a complètement changé de visage et de proportions. Tout le long de la rue ce n'était que des bars à prostitution, sex shop et peep show, mais architecturalement c'était de très belles façades bruxelloises du 19ème siècle avec balcons, fenêtres à linteaux moulurées, vestiges de la très belle homogénéité architecturale de la place Rogier avant la démolition de la 1ère gare du nord en 1950. Il y avait la tour Martini, que certains défendirent en vain puis démolie, qui fut un symbôle de la jet set et de la vie artistique bruxelloise fin des années 50 avec le théâtre National. C'était une tout autre ambiance, pas particulièrement plus sympa, la place déjà très mutilée mais quand même moins impersonnel et glacial

I'm not saying the buildings are bad, but how come that 100 years ago, architects were able to build highrise housing with interesting artistic designs and today, we don't seem to be able to do the same? I'm happy to see that the people who designed these buildings understood that building black or grey cubes ins't the way to go, but I do have to say. When is minimalism, too minimalistic? Academic studies show that depression levels increase in buildings like these. And that's not a shock to hear. For years people have been complaining that these type of buildings look and feel lifeless, emotionless and without character. They're boxes. And I do have to agree with that. There is a reason why people love going to the Grand Place. Why? Because the buildings look interesting. They're full of art. No matter how many times you look at them, you keep seeing new things. These buildings here are built to be functional. And that's understandable. But the eye also wants something. It would have been fun if the designers added some "tralalas" on the corners of the buildings. Let your mind run free. Most of these buildings are just a copy-paste. But regardless, thanks for using pretty colours instead of black or full glass. What I mean is take a look at Manhattan in New York for example at the highrise buildings there from the 1920s. They're to this day iconic and beautiful. We can do better.

the train is so busy station is so big

Je suis journaliste à la RTBF. Pourrais-je utiliser vos images pour un sujet pour le journal télévisé si je vous crédite? Merci. Aline Delvoye

wow incroyable!!! merciii

Waouw !

superbe

Fantastic

brazy 😱😱

Hey. Cool aerials. Im heading to brussels in the meantime, and maybe you can help me with a qustion, is it easy to fly a drone there or any special permitts needed? Thanks

trop stylé! cette vue sur gare du nord🤩et cette zik qui rend tout joyeux😅à quand l'episode 2 vers watermael et le passage en foret de soigne?

I am from the city of Antwerp where a discordant symphony between past and present architectural paradigms seems to be unfolding, threatening to overshadow the timeless beauty that has graced these cobbled streets for centuries. The fervent amalgamation of contemporary aesthetics with the classical edifices of yore is causing ripples of concern among aficionados of architectural integrity. A poignant example of this trend can be found in Zaha Hadid's audacious Dubai-ish intervention at the Port House (Havenhuis). Here, a strikingly unique contemporary structure has been grafted onto an exquisite classical building, creating an unsettling juxtaposition that is the stuff of dystopian nightmares. While the audacity of Hadid's vision is undeniable, one cannot help but wonder if the classical beauty of the original edifice has been overshadowed by its brash and assertive modern counterpart. The question arises, should these two architectural epochs not have been allowed the autonomy to exist independently, harmonizing in their own separate spheres, rather than clashing in discordant conversation? In my opinion; Zaha Hadid's building should never have been allowed to be built unless it was given its own unique place. Similarly, "Het Steen," that venerable sentinel guarding the riverbanks of Antwerp, found itself in the throes of transformation, driven by the insatiable appetite of the cruise ship industry. In the quest for expansion, the city commissioned an architect to craft an appendage that is unequivocally contemporary in its monotone manifestation. Yet, it strikes a discordant chord with the venerable structure it seeks to complement. It is a lamentable manifestation of an architect who appears to have ignored the solemn duty of respecting the legacy of those who have crafted the architectural tapestry of this city before him. In this era where innovation and progress often eclipse the reverence for history and heritage, it is incumbent upon city planners across the globe to pause, reflect, and perhaps rediscover the enduring allure of classical architecture. At the very least, they must be mindful of the delicate balance between honoring the past and embracing the future. Let Antwerp's quandary serve as a poignant reminder that in the realm of architecture, as in life itself, there is an inherent beauty in the symphony of continuity and change, where echoes of the past gracefully resonate in the present.

Les personnes que vous pouvez voir grimper sur les différentes façades de l'église sont des membres du groupe de spéléo du Redan.

De koepel is echt prachtig

Je connais très bien le quartier !

Magnifique vidéo! Par contre, je plains les pauvres habitants des immeubles - maintenant- à l'ombre des tours Allianz!!

Ahaha je reviens justement de Paepsem

Awesome 😍

في أي بلد هذه المدينة ؟ وكم يبلغ عدد سكانها ؟؟

Hey man can I use some of the footage in a video that I’m making about my internship at the parliament

De 2:50 à 4:30, c'est Molenbeek sur la rive gauche. Une commune qu'on accable de clichés mais qui possède en fait de multiples visages.

il ne faut pas nécessairement une autorisation pour filmer en drone? J'entends beaucoup parler de ça je pense qu'ils en abusent un peu... je vois pas quel serait le problème

you uploaded super edtiing, later, 🤗

look at all those souless EU shit buildings

Hello, I am interested in using some shots from this video. How can I contact you? Sincerely, Lara

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THANKS YOU FOR SHARING This Video

With the Beobank building still under construction wow!

Beautiful!

I like the combination of old and new architecture

The deruganckdok is 450m wide at the opening and 400m wide at the end, it would be intereseting to see one of those 400m schips turning.

Paris 🔥🙏🙏🙏

My favorite Port of any in Europe! 😍 Hope i'll visit it one day and have ability to catch freight trains

j'aime Brussel!

As motos no trânsito andando certinho atrás dos carros, só na Europa mesmo.

C'est ma ville et pourtant, j'ai l'impression de la découvrir 🤩

mate. hiiya!~ incredible ,take care-✨

Another awesome video with pretty views, thanks for sharing and hopefully u enjoy my video too my friend :)

La tour ne fait pas partie de la ville de Nanterre

ua-cam.com/video/oMch8-vVhwE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=NewLondonArchitecture its more better Brussels

It does not look European...

Excellente vidéo. Merci de nous faire planner!

Ils devraient faire une continuation de l'axe historique et créé un Champs-Elysées moderne.

Can i use the videofootage?

très bien 220 maîtres de hauteur mes c'est pas les futurs tour hermitage plaza avec c'est 320 maîtres hauteur 86 étages