Potsdam - Block III The scaffolding falls! construction update 4 🇩🇪 4K
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Daran nehmen sich hoffentlich viele weitere Städte ein Beispiel
Nur unter Druck entstehen Diamanten! 💎
@@ArchitekturTV Seh ich genauso.
Als ich das letzte Mal in Potsdam war, stand dort noch die Fachhochschule wie ein Fremdkörper in der Altstadt. Ich kann kaum glauben, was ich jetzt sehe. Toll. Einfach nur toll und wunderschön. Auch wenn ich am liebsten natürlich alle Gebäude rekonstruiert hätte. Aber ich darf auf keinen Fall meckern. Ich kann den nächsten Besuch in Potsdam kaum erwarten.😊
Es ist im großen und ganzen ein großer Erfolg für Potsdam! Die Fachhochschule war ein Schandfleck. Als nächstes folgt der Staudenhof. Ich bleib dran 👍😊
@@ArchitekturTV Der "Schandfleck" war eine meiner wichtigsten Lebensstationen. Nun ist sie weg. Nein, schön war sie nicht, die FHP, aber immerhin ein authentisches Beispiel für DDR-Architektur. Die Preußisch-Disneyland-Kulissen sind alles und nichts.
@lowerquadrant4647 Ich verstehe deine emotionale Bindung, allerdings sind die Neubauten auch ein authentisches Beispiel für gelungene Rekonstruktionen bzw. neu klassische Architektur. Ganz sicher sind dies auch keine Kulissen zu Unterhaltungszwecken. Von typischen DDR Gebäuden gibts in direkter Umgebung auch noch reichlich.
@@lowerquadrant4647preußisch Disneyland Kulissen finde ich sehr daneben ausgedrückt , in anderen europäischen Städten z.B. Polen wurde auch Vieles restauriert und rekonstruiert 🎉 ich finde es sehr gelungen. ❤❤❤
@evelynkonig8677 ich auch 😊👍
Ich bin so glücklich, dass diese Stadt Ihr Gesicht wiederbekommt!
Es ist nicht selbstverständlich, dass das passiert. Was Potsdam da macht, ist einfach großartig!
Herzlichen Glückwunsch an die Bevölkerung und die Stadt Potsdam, die das verstanden haben
Besserer Tourismus wird mit Respekt vor der Geschichte betrieben
Respekt vor der Geschichte würde ich das nicht nennen. In Potsdam sind 40 Jahre DDR-Architektur passiert. DAS ist die Geschichte, die die Stadt nun mal ein halbes Menschenleben lang geprägt hat. Seit Jahrzehnten findet nur eine Pseudo-Rückabwicklung statt. Hinter den historisierenden Fassaden nur Dämmschaum und Beton.
Beautiful! I love every piece of it. Berlin could certainly learn a lot from its neighbouring city Potsdam 😊
schön schön
Bitte soviel wie nur irgendwie machbar wieder historisch aufbauen , sooooo schööön ...Danke ❤❤
Endlich mal wieder gute Nachrichten
In Berlin herrscht Verständnislosigkeit für Rekonstruktionen.... schade.
Bis auf das Schloss
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Very nice.
There seems to be a movement over there right now especially in Germany and Poland where a lot of this is happening.
I’d dare to suggest that perhaps the current frenzy of rebuilding like this was sparked by the Frauenkirche in Dresden and the reimagining of the Berliner Schloss.
This is also because the skills to do this have been rediscovered and honed with the outlook that it would be a waste to lose them again, hence this drive to recreate parts of some cities as they were before 1939.
I do wonder though if this reinterpretation of the past might end up making these places look like a giant pastiche. Sure, the buildings are fabulous and they mirror what was there, but they lack the earthiness and grittiness of any original building wearing its historical scars. It all looks so perfectly new making no statement of history in each building even though they appear from an earlier, more gracious time.
It would indeed be most unfortunate if it all just ends up looking like a giant movie set. A facade if you will, with no substance behind it. I realise that’s not the aim, but it is the danger.
Personally, I love seeing the restoration of the original street layouts and the buildings, but it all can never replace what was there fully. These new buildings will probably need a full century of their own to soften and age and develop patina. Then there’s the historical context. It’s sort of like trying to erase what happened. My interpretation.
Love it all the same, can’t wait to see Potsdam later this year…
Very well stated. It can never be as it originally was, as woderfully skillful as the rebuilding is. We can admire and be thankful for the amazing efforts though!
It is shameful the RAF decided to do this on April 14, 1945, 3 WEEKS before the end of the war. So much was already lost and gone by early February. If the RAF had just spared 4 priceless places in the closing weeks; Dresden, Wurzburg, Hildesheim and Potsdam. And the Soviets 3 more; Danzig, Breslau and Neisse, the war would have still ended in a complete allied victory. The world could have still had these treasures to wonder at the creativity of artisans, craftsmen, architects, sculptors and painters over CENTURIES. Such senseless destruction. Most people living in today's world have no knowledge of these losses.
The ongoing and incredulous lies that the Germans destroyed Danzig, (they did NOT! It was the Soviet army) and "most" of Breslau (parts yes, in the defense of the city but the Soviet army FAR MORE) need to end.
The completely unnecessary destruction of these places, the World's heritage, were war crimes by the allies; there is no other way to put it.
However, when the Red army got to Potsdam at the end of April, the remaining palaces and churches in the outlying areas were spared. The General in charge would not allow them to be burned up. The city center, courtesy of the RAF, was already gone.
As you said, give these buildings hundred years or more and they will have their context in history with a properly aged look. You can see these years as a part of the reconstructon.
【3:40】🍊 I love this building. ❤ This is a very beautiful building. ☺
Thanks for this, and thanks for including the image of how this block looked like in imperial times 8.02 - the reconstruction is very different, just look at the windows of the building on the corner.
Wer hätte das gedacht: Potsdam erholt sich eindrucksvoll von Jahrzehnten der SED-Tristesse! Hoffentlich kommt diese Zeit nie wieder zurück!
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What a playful stucco of the putto hiding behind the curtain. So inspiring to see the old come anew.
Do you mean "scaffolding comes down"? Falling is accidental and causes death. Coming down is by plan and peaceful
Yes i mean comes down, im not a native speaker, shame on me 🤪🤦♂️
@@ArchitekturTVno not shame on you who , like many people in the world make a big effort to learn English . Shame on all those English people who make no effort to learn another language !! ( and I am English 😊).
@@ArchitekturTVDon't mind him, the term "falls" still works, and as a Native English Speaker, it's actually common to hear "the scaffolding falls" as opposed to "the scaffolding comes down". Keep doing what you're doing and giving us these great looks into the preservation of architecture!
@@ArchitekturTV I was being silly. Forgive me. Your video is wonderful. Have you made any more on the reconstrution of the damaged German buildings and cities? Danke schoen!
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Auch wenn die europäische Zivilisation und Kultur wohl untergehen wird, ich hoffe, dass in jenen Bauten ein Teil überlebt, und jene, die nach uns kommen, das Andenken erhalten; nicht des Götzendienstes wegen, sondern der Erinnerung wegen.
Don’t like so much this kind of rebuilding. It reminds me like a Disney Fake Castles or something like that. History is the history and we can’t rebuild buildings that they are lost.
Wie du siehst kann man die Gebäude eben doch wieder aufbauen. Das neue ist genauso echt wie das alte.
I think you missed an important detail here, old buildings are often renovated many times during the ages, even partly rebuilt in different ways. If you have a 400 year old building, it is very likely that only the inner core of the walls is really that old. So i think, there's not much of a difference if you reconstruct it completely today.
@@Baryogenese I’m not agree with you. It’s very different to maintain an old building or monument than to rebuilding it completely by nationalist or any absurd reasons.