I'm studying architecture and I have to say that your videos have been very help full , please keep uploading your content, It has a really good quality, I just miss your speech on this one, thanks for keeping me inspired mate.
Hey Thanks for the kind words Omar! Next video will be a full walk through with comments included - I´m actually working on more content related to architecture as well :)
A really well composed video, FW. Your photography is exceptional and your editing a big A+. There is a large overhanding volume that looks like its soffit is glass. So curious. Since there are no interior views of it, I have to wonder if that is an innovation by OMA to bring in light from an unexpected direction. (I think of Bernini's theatrical handling of light in some of his churches.)
I believe you need to request an appointment 4 weeks in advance to get access to the inside, which unfortunately I didn't...so this is the only footage I had. But Ive seen some pictures, and it has some interesting corners, but I think the Educatorium in Utrecht packs more interesting concepts from their work. The glass hallway is interesting, sure thing!
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I'm studying architecture and I have to say that your videos have been very help full , please keep uploading your content, It has a really good quality, I just miss your speech on this one, thanks for keeping me inspired mate.
Hey Thanks for the kind words Omar! Next video will be a full walk through with comments included - I´m actually working on more content related to architecture as well :)
Really good quality, thanks!
Great Video!
Many thanks Harmanto :)
A really well composed video, FW. Your photography is exceptional and your editing a big A+. There is a large overhanding volume that looks like its soffit is glass. So curious. Since there are no interior views of it, I have to wonder if that is an innovation by OMA to bring in light from an unexpected direction. (I think of Bernini's theatrical handling of light in some of his churches.)
I believe you need to request an appointment 4 weeks in advance to get access to the inside, which unfortunately I didn't...so this is the only footage I had. But Ive seen some pictures, and it has some interesting corners, but I think the Educatorium in Utrecht packs more interesting concepts from their work.
The glass hallway is interesting, sure thing!