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All I hear in that intro is woke term after woke term. "Social inclusion" "stakeholder voices" "new urban agenda", etc No thank you

Good presentations. Very interesting and useful. Thanks for making it available on RUclips.

I was looking at Lutyens' brick bonds, and he seems to use something like a 3x monk bond in St. Jude's, iirc.

Judaism ?

Hello, from the town of Ardossan, Scotland. The Montgomery / Montgomerie influence can still be seen in many of the street names.

Great stuff. Utah presenter. Please use your voice instead of vocal fry.

Very interesting lecture

Thank you for making this video. What a beautiful serene place to live and call home. I wonder, could a neighbourhood not be designated a heritage site to prevent such drastic changes? We must live in harmony with the environment, nature and each other. Trees are essential for life and spirit. 🕊

#4:40 such a delusional premise, she married 1 the most eligible bachelor her rank allowed. She wasn't marrying a royal ( not allowed 🚫 ) a rich duke was the best she could do . Lives for both men and women were scripted back then you could rebel and become an outcast or play your part and reap the rewards. But there was no hot summer for females who wished the best prospects . Or to take a few years "to discover themselves " . Fyi the above is not a moral argument, justification or criticism its just explaining how things were . The speaker is not speaking in good faith , shes talking as if choices that are available today were available back then which wasn't the case .

3:34 spolia

Thank you!!!

Calder Loth is so knowledgeable. Watching his videos is like being a student at the Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris before 1968.

The great salt lake has really diminished within the past few years

Why can’t we make beautiful things anymore?That culture no longer exists but they were our ancestors and in many ways, better people than we are today..no matter what race or earning status. We buy our sometimes Ape what they created m,but vaguely come close to who they were.

I was a carpenter for about 45 years and I worked with a lot of these columns and capitols, various details we installed on houses, but I never really knew where the idea of them came from. It's very interesting to see how all these things evolved over time. Great videos. Thanks for uploading.

How many Air BnB's are downtown? One, Two thousand? No one addresses it, why?

The initial map of the extent of the roman empire has one region marked as Iberia (Spain). There is no reason to have spain stated there, ignoring the older sovereign country, Portugal.

COULDNT READ ONE ..MEASUREMENT… what’s the fooking point

Extremely engaging and interesting, and packed with knowledge. This was a pleasure to watch!

This was a great lecture! I learned so much about bricks.

Perfect as always

The large dining room is awful. Those white walls ruin it, and the tiny splashes of color can't rescue the room. Please stop using whites as a primary color.

This audio is so bad.

For the algorithm. Sent you stuff about mental illness, mental hospitals, torture and execution, French feminist, ( female erotic) a thing about freud and young ( movie trailer) A thing about French married couples affairs. Something about a famous ancestor of princess Diana. Movie trailer and a documentary about her

Omg … around the mulberry bush

What is killing cities is not architecture. It is high crime, high taxes, and poor services (dirty streets and sidewalks, bad roads, dirty and unsafe mass transit). The crime and dirt are the worst offenders, and people will rightly avoid those cities. That said, architectural planning certainly has a place, but will serve no purpose if the city is not safe and clean.

sad that they're ruining a great place with post modernist junk

he sounds like Bryan Cranston

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Excellent speaker!

Great to see Steve Mouzon here.

Im currently writing a paper on this at the University of Amsterdam. I find it to be a very important topic and these presentations are a great resource. Keep it up.

This was fascinating, and I learned a lot, plus some other ways of looking at these issues. Very helpful.

Its funny how in this channel the comments are "people hating modern architecture" instead of anything to do with the video. Guys, calm down, its not modern architecture, its laws and their economic consequences. Just check the works by Carlo Scarpa, Sigurd Lewerentz, Victor Lopez Cotelo, Ted'a Arquitectes, the Malaparte House, Micheluccis Santa Maria Novella station, the lighthouse of Punta Nariga... there are lots of quality modern architecture. Architecture that learns from and continues with historical architecture, it's materiality, it's intensity, it's humanity. This is being built and taught in architecture schools. Maybe not currently in the U.S. I don't know.

The pale, pale mint green with brown (1:46) ... "NOooooooooooo!!!!!!!" ... makes me feel ill. Seriously. That is a dreadful colour combination. I'm afraid that the mixtures chosen for this house (old/new, dark/light, etc.) are NOT successful. They look amateurish. I don't walk into these rooms and think "Oh! What a lovely, imaginative but also restful room!" I think "Dear God, WHO was given this project?" Sorry, but I am not impressed.

(2:56) I do not understand what would possess someone to choose those cushions. They're awful.

The dark Prussian blue is one of the best features of this video. That is a stunning, rich colour choice.

Αre there any architects left who can design such building? I am curious! Please someone who knows to answer me

Amy Jane Cohen was asked at a fireside chat at the Philadelphia Library Company - "If she thought Black Americans that descend from slavery in America should receive reparations?" Her answer was that Reparations should be some form education... Not cash payments... yet she makes her money form telling the stories of Black people... you have to watch these white liberals

Aren't Jewish people White?

Abele was buried in a Black Cemetery

I was in Charleston just a few weeks ago. I ate at Chez Nous and realized we were close to Catfiddle Street so I walked over and checked it out!

As a Charleston native and employee of the City of Charleston, I’m extremely grateful to see these videos being released. Thanks to everyone involved with this. It is so important that we keep the spirit of this craftsmanship in the forefront of our minds while this city continues to develop and grow. Charleston has and always will be a beacon of hope for me as this world falls into disorder. The ideas and influences behind our architecture cannot be lost. I have watched this channel ever since Calder gave his lecture on classical architecture and used many examples in Charleston, so to see such a feature on my own city brings me even greater pride in the place I call home. The entire city is full of the same rich history, and it is presented in a way that I believe is unmatched. Again, thank you, to everyone involved.

No problem with the banquettes, relieve the look of too much wood and not overtly contemporary. Have a problem with the weak modern sconces, out of place in that room for sure. 😊

Great lecture

Magnificent!!!

Thank you for helping ti give the story if my family

Bravo!

I can’t believe this is a London townhouse!!!!

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