Good job

Where is Art?

Erg mooi gerestaureerd. Prachtig en verhelderend. Bedankt

Geweldig, wat word ik hier blij van.Dank je wel

Nice

Weird for a communist party headquarters. There is nothing to symbolise the ideology.

An excellent gallery full of beautiful modern and abstract art. If this is your thing, it's well worth a visit.

*Champagne socialist.

Moje laska je to boží stavba❤

Looks lovely!

A miracle of architecture

Does anyone know who the paining is by? 6 seconds in?

You should visit Tallinn again, many things have changed. There's way more nicely renovated buildings, promenades along the sea and new modern architecture now. Check out again Roterman quarter, Kalamaja district and Telliskivi , Port Noblessner, the Port of Tallinn area, the Memorial of the Victims of Communism, Patarei Coastal Fort/prison is getting renovated and they started with the construction of the Rail Baltic Ülemiste (Zaha Hadid) terminal etc.

Thank you sir.

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❤❤❤😮😅😅

Amazing place! Great video!👍

دزیره:))

When the bishop saw what St Peter's Church was turning into he refused to fund anymore money for it. Le Corbusier, who would brag about how he studied to make his buildings right for his clients, is not a religious man and it shows. The building was supposed to be for the Church but it was designed to celebrate Le Corbu"s genius for raw concrete and general ugliness. Can you tell that this is supposed to be Catholic Church? I can't. There is nothing inside or out that inspires or instructs or that makes a worshipper comfortable in a Holy place (except for the tiny, pathetic, stick cross placed inconspicuously on the top). There are stars cut into a wall but this is a vague, generic mystical thing, not a symbol of anything specifically Christian. To my knowledge no Mass has ever been celebrated here. This lack of concern for his clients has always been a hallmark for this arrogant man. The local people scorn the wonky pile of concrete and call it "the coal bucket", but snobs who claim the emperor really has clothes agree that it is a triumph. The triumph of gullibility.

How an amorphous structure meets the ground plane can be a challenge. The top half meeting the sky is the "easy" part.

Le Corbusier was not a religious man and had little use for the Catholic Church and it shows. There is little evidence that this building was meant for Catholic worship. There is some sort of unclear mystical mystery about the place and that was probably the best that Le Corbusier could scrape up. The look is ugly and there is a kind of generic spirituality that Le Corbusier figured would do. The building is indeed unique as far as churches go and making something unique is what modern architects strive for. This is not what church-goers look for. There are hardly any familiar things to remind a worshipper that he is in a church. One old religious statue that looks out of place, bizarre stained glass windows, weird looking hands on the glass door, no kneelers, a cross with the top cut off, an altar that looks more like an ironing board, an altar rail that looks more like a stolen train rail, a sort of tower with only part of a cross cut into it, and a strange ceiling that seems to float above the worshippers really don't make this space seem sacred, just otherworldly. Le Corbu bragged a lot about studying the needs of his clients. He never cared about his clients. He cared that his buildings would be sculptures meant to glorify his genius. If he really cared about these clients, he would have built them a real church. Le Corbusier was a humbug and here I am being kind.

Looks great!

Another great compilation of photos. Thank you.

It's interesting that this one in Reze has those exterior stairs. I think none of the others have those stairs.

Beautiful video -- it gives great perspective.

4:17 Sorry for so many questions, but are the structures that look like natural rocks with holes in them meant for children to play on?

4:09 Is this just a place to gather and sit? Concrete benches?

3:26 Is that some sort of venting structure?

Terrible place, nothing any good here. It would make a nice car park.

Does this house have a basement?

What is the building at 0:49, please?

Very nice

💯

Geweldige kunst

Wonderful! Who was the lady on crutches, noticeable several times in the video?

Man does this architecture suck. Best thing about it is that Zaha Hadid studio and BIG would have made something way worse for sure

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A series of slides ?

Love this style of architecture.

没有视频动画？

Hey I got a random question. I am an architecture student and I'm working on this building as a project. Do you by chance have plans with dimensions of this building?

Truly beautiful!

thanks for sharing!!!

Thx for uploading!!! Do not get left behind = 'PromoSM' !

Only thing what I dont like about it is fact that you can literaly walk in from the street uninvited and end up directly in front Master beedrooms windows/doors

ZO GOOD

Magnifique!!!!!

Mooi

What in ones mind gave the "ok" on this! It's a disaster! Those people in that building had to endure month if not years of noise and when it was done... bye bye awesome view. It does not belong. Yuck.

Absolutely magic place! So pure and inspiring and next to ND du Haut which, in a different way, also offers beauty and simplicity.