Le Corbusier & 5 Points of Architecture| Who is Le Corb and what are the 5 POINTS of ARCHITECTURE
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2020
- In 1927 Le Corbusier published a series of architectural principles, which is known as the 5 points of architecture. The most famous example is his Villa Savoye in Poissy, France. Generally, Le Corb used these 5 points of architecture as the basis for all of his designs. He really changed the course of architecture for modern times. This brief introduction gives you more of a glimpse in the 5 points of architecture and its impact!
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I love you already. I'm so happy that I discovered your channel 😍😍. So much learning in a passionate way. Thank you don't stop sharing ☺️☺️
perfect explanation loved it dear keep up the good work
Thank you for explaining this better than my professor!
Love your channel!
Hey, can u make a video (or tell me) breaking down the differences between Bachelor of Sciences in Architecture and Bachelor of Arts in Architecture?
Well done Nat 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
This helped me through my finals thanks!
Another interesting topic.. about Architecture..
*Nat at the beginning of the vid*: "I love architecture"
*Me*: Yes girl, preach it!
Definitely enjoying the direction in which you're taking your vids and how you're formatting them. More views and such will come overtime, just keep at it and you do you.
@@UnravelingArchitecture I'm glad to hear that. I know that support can go a long ways. I genuinely enjoy and believe in what you're doing, and I'm not even that big into architecture (*cue imaginary audience gasp*). Haha who knows maybe we'll happen to meet once it isn't as risky to travel
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I live in Chandigarh designed by Le it's methodolical in design you should see the Punjab University design it's excellent.
In that line when you analysis his work you are only wow because how ...after how which word you used..?
Cool video, however your pronunciation of Le Corbusier is slightly off. You pronounce the 'Le' as sounding like 'lay' when it should sound more like a 'luh' sound. Great video nonetheless!
add some sub or smtg ı cant understand what youre saying every architecture has not good english as much as you
Hate this subject . I donot why thery put this course in our syllabus . What pain in the ass this subject is .hate everything about it . 😢