An appreciation note: I'll be taking my Architecture licensure exam in a week now, and I just want to say I am grateful to chance upon your channel during the previous arduous months of review. Your content, specially about the in-depth narrative into the "Masters of Architecture", is such a great help not only in familiarization of their works for the sake of review, but also for making it interesting. Your way of delivering their stories is entertaining and engaging! Thank you again, please continue what you're doing, you're amazing.
I was in Japon for few weeks and had the chance to see some beautiful masterpieces of Kenzo Tang like the Prefectoral governement office of the Kagawa Prefecture in Takamatsu ! Thanks for the video
Wow! I’m excited to watch this! So far im just minutes into this and want to say thank you for putting this together for someone like me, a casual architecture enthusiast.
I can't believe I came across this masterpiece so late, after almost 9 months. Your documentary is absolutely stunning and does full justice to the powerful personality of Kenzo. It took me on an emotional rollercoaster, from initial curiosity and happiness to goosebumps during the World War and Hiroshima segments. The memorial filled my heart with joy, and by the time the stadium and the plan for Japan appeared, I was left in awe, eager to see what he would do next. I'm a huge fan of Moshe Safdie and Habitat 67, and through that, I’m familiar with the Metabolism movement, though not many people fully grasp this concept but, its beautiful the way you've actually talked about its origin. The way you narrated the entire story, capturing the exact emotion of each moment, and how your voice actually shifted its tone to match those emotions, was incredibly moving. Every aspect of the documentary is commendable and exceptionally well executed. By the end of the documentary, I found myself in tears, and deeply touched. I’ve watched your videos before, but today, you’ve truly gained a fan in me.
Thanks very much. Good intro and definition of some of his important works. I wish you explained his ideas and motif in his contemporary works, dated after 1990.
Hey glad you liked it. Yeah I wanted to include his works in the later years, but I think I chose to instead focus on the most defining of his works, and the ones that made him really famous, and really formed the crucial parts of the narrative. maybe I'll make another video covering the different works of his over the years.
as a Japanese descendant 3rd generation in Brazil, I’m only now getting in touch with the creative production from Japan, so this video is important to me and is very well done, tks!
Thank you for this .I'm recently studying architecture and it has been a passion and I'm really enjoying it .When I see such contents It really inspire me to become a good architect and It's really is fascinated to see how the architecture has been done .
Now this type of content is known as premium. Absolutely banger brother . I am currently pursuing Electrical Engineering but each and every part related to architectural structure was epitome of content that to for free . Loved it 🔥🔥
Please make a video on Indian architect Achyut Kanvinde and his brutalist architecture. His projects in city Anand have been unoticed for long would like someone to acknowledge his contributions.
Beautifully made video with just perfect voiceovers that stuck to the essence of what we were watching. Thank you for making this video on one of the greatest architects of 20th century. Looking forward to more well-thought long documentaries (30minutes was a perfect duration). Appreciation for not adding unneeded drama to the video.
This was wonderful! I so enjoy YOUR take on these architects and your thoughtful but also fun presentation. I enjoy your personal touch and also seeing you at the end of this documentary. Increasingly, people use AI voices which I cannot stand (I find them depressing and also stupid). I cannot express how much I appreciate that it is YOUR voice and YOUR thoughts about the Architect. PLEASE continue to make these! They are a delight!
Thank you, well done. It is great to hear in depth about the inspiration and reference of various great architects. Quite amazing to see tanges inspiration to other great architects.. what comes to mind is nervi’s st Mary’s cathedral, a clear reference to tanges st Mary’s.
Nice video.Great Architect who shaped the future course of Japanese Architecture...could we have a separate video of his Iconic Stadium Building. Thankyou
I was in Japan last Spring 2023......naturally Kenzo Tange n the Metabolist Designs were on the Top of my Itineraries....n again, I will be back...soon!...Thanks for featuring KT,......he is my IDOL.!!!
Re. IMAGES: Often, I imagine, it is because of the fact that there are not a plethora of images to be had! Especially earlier on in the century (and pre-internet/pre-computer/pre-digital) when a lot fewer photos were taken. And especially after the war.
An appreciation note:
I'll be taking my Architecture licensure exam in a week now, and I just want to say I am grateful to chance upon your channel during the previous arduous months of review. Your content, specially about the in-depth narrative into the "Masters of Architecture", is such a great help not only in familiarization of their works for the sake of review, but also for making it interesting. Your way of delivering their stories is entertaining and engaging!
Thank you again, please continue what you're doing, you're amazing.
Kenzo Tange fantastic architect and one thing what I want to add is the master plan made by him under UNE SCO at LUMBINI Nepal😊
Very well done! wonderfully put together and very interesting and nicely narrated
for someone who is about to take the licensure exam, your works are a huge help, thank you!
thank you for making me discover these masters ,through your passion ! very well edited !
This documentary was really good, with the additional chapter of analyzing the historical context.
Thank you 👍🏼
"No Computer" so amazing 👏
Beautifullly done thank you so much, one of the greatest architects of all times
Thank you ❤️
I was in Japon for few weeks and had the chance to see some beautiful masterpieces of Kenzo Tang like the Prefectoral governement office of the Kagawa Prefecture in Takamatsu ! Thanks for the video
Wow! I’m excited to watch this! So far im just minutes into this and want to say thank you for putting this together for someone like me, a casual architecture enthusiast.
I am glad you liked it
Tánge was a brilliant architect - I had the good fortune to see some of his buildings - looking forward to learning more.
love this documentary and your work !
Thank you for your great work.
Good work with the documentaries in architecture. As a young architect, this is quite inspirational; learning from the best in history.
I can't believe I came across this masterpiece so late, after almost 9 months. Your documentary is absolutely stunning and does full justice to the powerful personality of Kenzo. It took me on an emotional rollercoaster, from initial curiosity and happiness to goosebumps during the World War and Hiroshima segments. The memorial filled my heart with joy, and by the time the stadium and the plan for Japan appeared, I was left in awe, eager to see what he would do next. I'm a huge fan of Moshe Safdie and Habitat 67, and through that, I’m familiar with the Metabolism movement, though not many people fully grasp this concept but, its beautiful the way you've actually talked about its origin. The way you narrated the entire story, capturing the exact emotion of each moment, and how your voice actually shifted its tone to match those emotions, was incredibly moving. Every aspect of the documentary is commendable and exceptionally well executed. By the end of the documentary, I found myself in tears, and deeply touched.
I’ve watched your videos before, but today, you’ve truly gained a fan in me.
Brilliant work. This channel is going places.
Absolutely wonderful Doc ✨
Absolutely amazing work!! Felt like a really good movie.
Superb quality video, impressed
Thanks very much. Good intro and definition of some of his important works. I wish you explained his ideas and motif in his contemporary works, dated after 1990.
Hey glad you liked it. Yeah I wanted to include his works in the later years, but I think I chose to instead focus on the most defining of his works, and the ones that made him really famous, and really formed the crucial parts of the narrative. maybe I'll make another video covering the different works of his over the years.
as a Japanese descendant 3rd generation in Brazil, I’m only now getting in touch with the creative production from Japan, so this video is important to me and is very well done, tks!
Thank you so much , I am glad you like it
Thank you for this .I'm recently studying architecture and it has been a passion and I'm really enjoying it .When I see such contents It really inspire me to become a good architect and It's really is fascinated to see how the architecture has been done .
I am glad you liked the video and all the best for your architecture journey,
Now this type of content is known as premium. Absolutely banger brother . I am currently pursuing Electrical Engineering but each and every part related to architectural structure was epitome of content that to for free . Loved it 🔥🔥
(what? Don't understand last part of last sentence; please re-write!)
So thorough and thoughtful! Thank you.
Thank you
Please make a video on Indian architect Achyut Kanvinde and his brutalist architecture.
His projects in city Anand have been unoticed for long would like someone to acknowledge his contributions.
Wonderful video. I learned a lot.
This was fantastically done my friend. Subscribed and will binge more soon!
Thank you so much
Beautifully made video with just perfect voiceovers that stuck to the essence of what we were watching. Thank you for making this video on one of the greatest architects of 20th century. Looking forward to more well-thought long documentaries (30minutes was a perfect duration). Appreciation for not adding unneeded drama to the video.
Thank you
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the video! I really like how you explained deep inspirations , but in really good, easy way!!
Thank you so much. Glad you liked it :D
Doing great job
Great docu!!!! Thanks…more like this
Thank you so much. More to come 😃
Again wonderfull documentary movies....
Great video! I love watching your videos on individual architects
Thank you ❤️
This was wonderful! I so enjoy YOUR take on these architects and your thoughtful but also fun presentation. I enjoy your personal touch and also seeing you at the end of this documentary. Increasingly, people use AI voices which I cannot stand (I find them depressing and also stupid). I cannot express how much I appreciate that it is YOUR voice and YOUR thoughts about the Architect. PLEASE continue to make these! They are a delight!
Thank you!
Thank you
Such an Amazing Documentary
You are a damn good narrator!
Thank you, well done. It is great to hear in depth about the inspiration and reference of various great architects. Quite amazing to see tanges inspiration to other great architects.. what comes to mind is nervi’s st Mary’s cathedral, a clear reference to tanges st Mary’s.
I am glad you liked the documentary ❤️
Wooooooooow really good job 👍🏻💘
Nice video.Great Architect who shaped the future course of Japanese Architecture...could we have a separate video of his Iconic Stadium Building. Thankyou
i loved the video it was crisp and very interesting ... and also really helpful for my essay thank u ☺☺☺
Glad to hear that
I was in Japan last Spring 2023......naturally Kenzo Tange n the Metabolist Designs were on the Top of my Itineraries....n again, I will be back...soon!...Thanks for featuring KT,......he is my IDOL.!!!
Please do a video about architect Laurie baker
Great subject and great images, but so much repetition of the same statements and the same images, over and over. Why?
Re. IMAGES: Often, I imagine, it is because of the fact that there are not a plethora of images to be had! Especially earlier on in the century (and pre-internet/pre-computer/pre-digital) when a lot fewer photos were taken. And especially after the war.
The stacked cube building with round windows has been demolished.
Sad to know, Capsule tower is getting demolished.
Yeah it was a sad news. The demolitions was completed last year
loved this documentary!! would love to see something about new Indian parliament building? !
Great video! "Metabolism " still has a place.
Thank you so much
Could you send me the link?
The narrator has a beautiful voice.
Thank you so much.
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What does it really mean to design? Boom mic drop moment
I don’t see anything especially Japanese about his work. Mostly derivative, ugly, international style buildings
Ah the voice of ignorance