Thankyou I've watched a lot of videos but this is what I needed

explained it so well - thank you sir

Thanks a lot. I'm writing an essay about this topic for a Bachelor thesis and it was really helpful :)

Thank you for explaining it in much simpler language! And the examples from the movies and paintings were amazing; they really helped me understand the theory much better.

Doesn't the Aviva Stadium count as a top-class sporting venue?

I’m surprised that I just discovered this account. It’s great .. really great.. I think Mr Garry you need support from graphic experts who can be partners with you and take your presentations to another level. What’s presented is good enough but if you want to attract more subscribers you need just a bit more. Good luck. 😊

Thank you! It is helpful to understand the idea of Transparency!

What does the grid have to do with the Concept ??

very helpful!

Hello sir, I have participated on that course on udemy, but one of the videos which is 40 minutes, sound is off. Is there any way that I could do something about it?

How interesting! Congrats on the video and the amazing idea!

Very impressive! Thank you!

7:20 phenomenal transparency

Great video thanks. Live in Inishowen, Donegal where the tower houses have served both the purpose of defense and aesthetic.

thank you so much fantastic topics

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An effective presentation provided by an excellent presenter

These in succession may teach what I need

Gonna watch this again. I think it can help my idea. Ty

Very good explained.

You do know you live The oldest City In Europe that is still that has never been moved in over a thousand years.✌️🦘☘️👍

nice work sir

How much is all this really gonna cost us. The Irish tax payers .

Have visited Neuschwanstein and all Gaudi’s works in Barcelona Gaudi work is far more organic and inspired by nature and it’s forms. Hard to believe that almost a century since his death that our landscape is blighted with such unimaginative building forms. I live in a house built in 1853 with high ceilings and good size rooms and they are a far cry from the 2.4 derisory heights found in most homes being built today. It’s as if there was a tax on height when all it takes is another couple of courses of concrete blocks. Niggardly uninspiring and mean approach. It’s shocking what passes for architecture today

You had me up as far as “mother and baby homes”!

thank you for an informative video! gained lots of insights just from this.

Great video

Someone with vision at last. It sounds great, but I think housing our homeless should be a priority. Then all those suggestions would be brilliant.

Very nice, I am now doing a project where i need the analyse the building in detail. This was very helpful to get me started

Just clean the streets, and empty the bins.

Great video garry

Great ideas! I would also make O'Connell Street more like the Champs Elysées...upmarket shopping with lovely cafes...perhaps even pedestrianise

great video well put together thanks very much

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This was so helpful!

Great presentation Garry! Been a long time since I watched your videos!

THANKYOUUUUUU! I love that you bring your own case study and bridge to other discipline to explain the idea!

Awesome video by the way, I really liked the practical part where your friend shows his ideas

I bet someone has done it already but could we make a natural Brise Soleil using specific plants that would climb on some kind of frame?

I can see that you put a lot of effort in this channel and I'm very happy about it. Looking forward to more good quality content : )

Hi Gary, very interesting. I am looking forward to hear more. Christian

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Wow thank you for this opportunity! It will be perfect since I'm starting my architecture course in two months :D

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Some great ideas here, especially about relocating the Dail back to its original location 👌

Enjoyed the video! I hope to visit Rome at some point this year. Can you do something on Paris at some point? I visited Paris back in June. I enjoyed the nice avenues and found it very walkable too, I mostly stayed around Saint Germain and Montparnasse.

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