Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Taking a bit of a break (10 months of work alongside my job as an architect is a little tiring) then get back to researching the next video!
First time the new algorithm has shown me a low-views video I actually want to watch; awesome content dude, keep this quality up and your channel has to blow up
Must admit I spent most of the last episode waiting for this building and oh boy it did not disappoint! La Couronne! I must admit, it was the first time the entire series (other than the first episode which reused sets) where I felt like I was actually in Gotham or at least looking at an aspect of Gotham La Couronne, otherwise, The Crown I can almost guarantee that it is inspire by the Flatiron Building in New York, famous for it's particularly angled wedge like shape. Though it isn't the Flatiron, the flatiron is a lot "flatter" it comes from an architectural style where the ornamentation is meant emphasis the structure of the building. Thus there are external "stone" columns which run up the façade, they represent the steel frame of the building inside the walls which is the actual structure. La Couronne on the other hand, well it doesn't do this instead presenting us with this large bulbous end which warps the shape of the building and the many balconies which protrude from the elevation. It is all very ornate, and very Baroque! I would also be remiss not to mention the collision of styles once again as the ground floor bears the Neo-Grecian design creating a very very overt rustification layer, like we saw in the movie I truly hope we get to see more of it in Batman 2, and who knows we may return to break down that movie and get to discuss it in more depth
Also on a quick note, Gotham City Hall. Its a little odd, this building is not a new building to the series. Its meant to be the same building as the one with the funeral from the movie but the building they're using isn't St Georges Hall. They've replaced it with some other building. I must admit, it's quite amusing to see the halls of the building more accurately represent a neoclassic building in comparison to the Gothic interior in the movie.
Yeah, pretty much any shot you see of Gotham that shows like the whole city. The flooded city is a pretty good example, but those shots are just of Chicago
a 50 minutes deep dive on Mat Reeves’s Gotham? Hell Yeah!!!
Hahah honestly I was surprised by just how deep my research could go, Matt Reeves and James Chinlund truly did make something incredible
so funny, was literally just on a walk past the liver building from the thumbnail before I watched this video!!
Hahah thats incredible! You see a Batman jumping off the tower at all?
@@StudioNullProductions yeah he still can't stick the landing tho :/
i watched this whole video, and thought this was gonna be a channel with like atleast a hundred thousand subs but only 39 is crazy. mad talent
Hahah thanks! Hopefully the next videos only get better
How long did it take u to make his @@StudioNullProductions
You do not know much I’ve been wanting a video like this!! And you made it 50 minutes long, thank you so much!!
Hahah no problem! Glad I could help, hopefully it was in depth enough
Great Video
Awesome way to start my morning
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
This is absolutely incredible
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Taking a bit of a break (10 months of work alongside my job as an architect is a little tiring) then get back to researching the next video!
First time the new algorithm has shown me a low-views video I actually want to watch; awesome content dude, keep this quality up and your channel has to blow up
Thanks hahah I feel like your profile picture may have been a bit of a giveaway!
Great video. Quick question for you architecture buff- in the last scene of the last episode of the Penguin, what real life building is that based on?
Oh, I'll have to get back to you on that! I've not yet been able to watch the finale
@ right on! It’s a good one, enjoy it when you get around to it
Must admit I spent most of the last episode waiting for this building and oh boy it did not disappoint!
La Couronne!
I must admit, it was the first time the entire series (other than the first episode which reused sets) where I felt like I was actually in Gotham or at least looking at an aspect of Gotham
La Couronne, otherwise, The Crown
I can almost guarantee that it is inspire by the Flatiron Building in New York, famous for it's particularly angled wedge like shape. Though it isn't the Flatiron, the flatiron is a lot "flatter" it comes from an architectural style where the ornamentation is meant emphasis the structure of the building. Thus there are external "stone" columns which run up the façade, they represent the steel frame of the building inside the walls which is the actual structure.
La Couronne on the other hand, well it doesn't do this instead presenting us with this large bulbous end which warps the shape of the building and the many balconies which protrude from the elevation. It is all very ornate, and very Baroque!
I would also be remiss not to mention the collision of styles once again as the ground floor bears the Neo-Grecian design creating a very very overt rustification layer, like we saw in the movie
I truly hope we get to see more of it in Batman 2, and who knows we may return to break down that movie and get to discuss it in more depth
Also on a quick note, Gotham City Hall. Its a little odd, this building is not a new building to the series. Its meant to be the same building as the one with the funeral from the movie but the building they're using isn't St Georges Hall. They've replaced it with some other building. I must admit, it's quite amusing to see the halls of the building more accurately represent a neoclassic building in comparison to the Gothic interior in the movie.
Love the video! Can't wait for more
Glad to hear it!! Hopefully you enjoy the stuff I have lined up
Hey dude I love that he used Chicago
Yeah, pretty much any shot you see of Gotham that shows like the whole city. The flooded city is a pretty good example, but those shots are just of Chicago
great video, thanks mate
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it, hope you learned something at least haha
keep it up bro nice vid
Thanks! I plan to, guess I'll have to get started on that next script soon! Dont want it taking another 10 months this time