hello, where can i read your paper?

Thanks for uploading this informative video. It is a good thing you put subtitles because the audio is so soft. Thanks again. More power to you.

very helpful video, Thank you!!!

Nice diagrams!

Is spatial analysis different from bubble diagram? or are they the same?

"Promo SM" 🤩

When Denmark had the southern part of Sweden, Kronborg was used for forcing toll from passing ships. The nation (King) got very rich. Kronborg is a military castle/fort.

The ferries go to Sweden. A 20 min. trip.

Well thought out.

Sir, I am a 4th year architecture student and I have ignored most of what I learned in school, and I think I have wasted it. Does architectural design require a lot of time to know the basics, sir

Beautiful orchestration of spaces! Sarap mag bilyar dyan ah!

Congrats Jim!!!

Thanks for inspiring us with the videos. Lots of introspection are evident in your videos and it is helping us to imagine how the students and the teacher-facilitators are working together to learn from each other and help the students during the process. I am a teacher-facilitator and want to improve my way of conducting class for my design undergraduates.❤

what was the exact assignment brief ...? can i get a copy of it ?

what is the name of the instructor how can I contact her please?

The light in that building is just stunning. To think that the architect achieved so much with basically a single type of brick and a few wooden features is almost unbelievable. Astonishing.

great video, gave me the missing pieces on what i was troubled with in creating my own bubble diagram. i really liked the part where the assistant (cat) showed up.

Hope to see the important lessons of Locsin's buildings in relation to Philippine culture and architecture in the coming weeks! It's important to note that although brualism is international by nature, Locsins buildings like what Fernando Zobel said "had a distinct Philippine look to it, which in those days came as a total surprise." Once your students start to apply ideas of Philippine archaeology, history, folk architecture, music and Philippine modern art - and use brutalism as the medium, they'll start to realize what Locsin is all about!! There's a study about the bipolarity present in the Architecture of Locsin by Caryn Paredes-Santillan published in Google Scholar, it's a must read! (a short one as well)

Hello! I just want to ask how do you compute for the number of beds? We also have this as a major plate and I don't know how to compute for the beds. Hope this account still active.

I learned a lot of things on your lecture Sir. Kudos and more power to your channel. Love from Canada.

Amazing teacher :)

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So inspiring and a great concept!

I like the video so much but the Echoing sound makes it difficult to focus and hear

I WAAS JOKING

BUT IF YOU GET ME WSP

This made me claustrophobic 😅 The style leans a lot towards brutalist architecture. If you didn’t know the meaning behind it’s building, it has a depressing atmosphere 😅

are you from the Ph

Nice job

Thank you!

Thank you for the nice visit! :) I enjoyed it a lot. I love this project since I first saw the competition results.. I'd love to visit it sometime, but since I live in Lisbon it's literally on the other side of the world! Who knows someday.. :) It was a pitty you couldn't show the public loop! Ironic.. the public loop was the only thing that was closed to the public.. (same thing happens in casa da música by the way.. in the first years everyone could freely wander around the building through the public loop. nowadays it's closed and can only be seen through organised visits.. very sad.. Regardind the corrugated glass: I think it was first used by OMA in the Casa da Música in Porto. I think they actually developed the material specifically for that project for acoustical reasons (the curvature of the glass gives it structural integrity, strenghening the large glass sheets (normal glass would bend to much and affect the sound negativelly, making the acoustics terrible..). Also the curvature(s) are meant to reflect sound in homogenous ways inside both auditoriums at casa da musica. Turns out the technical requirements for this glass also made it super cool to look at! :) Keep up your cool visits :) Greetings from Portugal

Amazing!! lasting beauty that's still very modern

I like it very much. Impressive 😊

Wow

Sir Jim. I am a 4th year arki student. I just want to say that I am very greatful that I found your YT Channel during the pandemic. It's a treasure for every arki students like me. It is unfortunate that we are back on face-to-face classes because your Zoom lectures with your students, helped me understand so many confusions and taught me sooooo much than any of my classes, no kidding. If only money wasn't a big issue for me, I would be more willing to restart my arki education in Benilde.

I love your walking tours of Europe. I was there last year hopefully i can go back soon. Love Europe so much. Keep it up sir.

Bro, i will subs you, and please buy gimbal, this shaking camera movement is not so comfortable, sorry man

Thanks for such an enjoyable experience. Really felt like I was there!

Interesting modern buildings 😊

Very interesting solution in how they chose to connect the library to the other buildings. Apparently the material they used are yellow ceramic pipes with square section which are good insulating materials and very durable.

I just wish there were more people to enjoy these buildings. The streets are practically empty

I think the beams terminating at the top edges were meant to be seating when you get tired from climbing or going down from the steps hehe

it's also interesting how the panel sizes of the glass and aluminum for the building envelope are done the most efficient modular way, probably with minimal cuts, and just folding the full size panels for most of the plant boxes

Wow it's interesting to have this journey of discovery for us through your camera! What an experience! All these experiences including arrival and clarity of access is a lesson for us designers. I was just hoping they would have better landscaping but i understand these may be the endemic and sustainable foliage available to the area

ah i wasn't aware Copenhill was a precursor to another urban design competition, which project was it?

Hi Jim, remember me? I was your classmate in UST. Are you still working in Copenhagen? Can you get me a job there?

Hi Jim, the Archdaily link above answers some of the questions. Wouldn’t it be nice to find someone funding a project like that in your home town :-)

Hi Jim, do you remember me? We were classmates in UST Arki. Are you working in Copenhagen? Can you hire me?

Thanks it is very useful 👍

I’m really glad i found your channel, i’m an architecture student and i have to do a hydride building, i have read a lot and look a tons of images like examples, but I really didn’t fully understand how they can contain programs that interact with each other, thanks to you I understood, greetins from Paraguay