Why did Riken Yamamoto win the Pritzker Prize 2024

[@wangzili356]

As a former empolyee of Mr. Yamamoto, it feels pretty surreal

[@erikfichter2995]

What was work like?

[@priyanshikamdar6303]

Woah

[@ronshieh7573]

Riken Yamamoto has mentioned in press interviews that his architectural concept of Thresholds of Private and Public Space has been from his learning of the book of " The Human Condition" (1958) by Hannah Arendt (1906-1975), Professor of History and Politics of University of Chicago, which described the importance of "Space of Appearance" as a public place to afford and safeguard freedom of speech and movement of individuals and communities of a society from autocracy . The architectural theory and practice to reflect her philosophical theory has been theorized by Dr. Kenneth Frampton (Columbia University) and Architect George Baird (University of Toronto) since 1970s as the real meaning of modern architecture, and was also termed as "ArenDtist Architecture" nowadays, and Riken Yamamoto should be regarded as a true believer and architectural practitioner of this school of thought !

[@kevinford8682]

I'm so happy novelty has left the profession of Architecture, at least to the degree it has. The last 8-10 Pritzker winners have all been fantastic choices, this one being no different

[@lorraineminatoishi6421]

Thank you for making a very well produced video. I appreciated seeing Yamamoto’s work and life.

[@lakshithr]

What a mesmerising Architecture, more than that, what a mesmerising person.

[@georgeleddy483]

That you for this well done video. I have students in architecture and we will watch this in class next week.

[@blessedarch]

I am glad you liked it ❤️

[@shweta4603]

Thank you for this video. Coming across his whole work and life for the first time

[@blessedarch]

You're very welcome

[@drawforge3920]

At first I watched your videos for the sake of passing my nata and jee barch exam but now I am genuinely interested in all of the information told in a storytelling manner

[@blessedarch]

I am so glad ❤️

[@Linda_Lineo_Mvusi]

Thanks for video, and well deserved prize for Architect Yamamoto. Personally pleased, because I’ve a book on Yamamoto’s architecture in my design library, that I do enjoyed over years. Bravo 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 Yamamoto for winning this year’s Pritzker Prize! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Aspi-vision]

Thank you for this exposé ! I understand why he got this price now .

[@blessedarch]

❤️

[@augustoramirezreal5790]

Thanks fornthe video, i realmente apreciate, have a good and blessing Day for everyone

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much ❤

[@Nitin_Killawala]

Excellent video on this lesser known great architect 👍

[@blessedarch]

Thank you :D

[@maxmedina4243]

Thanks for this type of content, your work is amazing

[@blessedarch]

❤️

[@danielmiron8219]

I'm a retired architect and I am delighted to have been introduced to his architecture.

[@DesignCircle-mt4lz]

Awesome. thanks for making this video. He deserve the prize.

[@khanhnguyen-yz5iw]

The pritzker prize make me feel like there are no boundaries for architecture, Yamamoto's win inspired me to learn that Architecture is not just about how we observe and fully understand it but also how we experience and interact with it.

[@Mehedihasan-ib4tu]

It's really nice & great work.

[@glitterrazor4405]

thank you for the video!

[@pabloturdo2993]

It took 25 years for the Pritzker Prize to be awarded to a woman: Zaha Hadid, in 2004. And in the 45-year history of this award, only a total of five women have won it. It must also be said that of those five women, four shared the award with other colleagues and, in two of those four cases, with male architects: Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, in 2010; Schelley MacNamara and Ivonne Farrel, in 2020; and Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, in 2021. That is to say, there were 45 awards of the prize from 1979 to 2024, but only on four occasions (2004, 2010, 2020 and 2021) did they take women into account. The most curious fact is that the first to win it was a homosexual (Philip Johnson), which presaged, contrary to what ultimately happened, a breadth of spirit.

[@josephyoung6749]

thank you, very nice presentation :)

[@blessedarch]

Glad you liked it!

[@NEWDRW]

Thanks for the great content! 😊

[@blessedarch]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MMALAB]

So nice and well-made video. Yamamoto is a great Architect.

[@blessedarch]

Thank you very much!

[@Scriabin_fan]

Architects are public artists, and Mr. Yamamoto is one of the few modern architects that understand that.

[@Maliceless100]

The aspirational philosophy directing Yamamoto's architecture is beautiful and evident; it would be good to see more on its practicality and application in the residential sector.

[@neeloswal1372]

thanks rishabh for this. youre good at this.

[@blessedarch]

Thanks man

[@d4django]

thank you

[@herintuion88]

🎉🎉 Congratulations and Thank u for sharing 🎉🎉🎉

[@blackmamba-em2uu]

Thanks for this video.. your videos Are really beautiful..

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@uniquniqgc3916]

I am also Architect. That's true SIR🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@brendankelly1384]

💓 Vogue 💓 Congratulations 2024 💓

[@shweta-gx3nu]

Plz plz plz make a detailed video of the Yamakawa villa. Such an interesting concept!

[@sheisnotmari]

Riken Yamamoto will be a speaker at a symposium event in my country. However, I cannot attend because I have class and we always have a quiz on that day. It is also far from my city. You can now imagine how heartbroken I am rn

[@lijuanluo4637]

Looking forward to see a collaberated project between Yamamoto and Kengo Kuma.

[@wangzili356]

Not likely

[@youtubeillusions]

Une pensée à toutes les petites mains qui ont fait sa célébrité... A thought of all the little hands who made it famous...

[@champiggyfrm_pig5271]

Like Tadao Ando said, it is important for architects to make their constructions about the people who built it. To achieve success you have to make every artisan feel like the work is also theirs

[@SUL-KSA]

great channel, continue

[@JamesBarry-j7m]

We went through this look in the 70s

[@shayanraj7840]

I personally believe , one of the most undeerated things in India is to give importance on 'Architecture'. Our cities almost all of the time looks messy , conjusted and unplanned. Hope your channel helps to change those things in future.

[@atoms-to-atoms]

elegant usage

[@Mong_Le_333]

What is this building call it have a nice feel to it

[@ahnaf_ameer_ashraf]

Respectful 😮❤ 🙏🏻

[@kalyannnBH]

Starting with sponsor related part is a non starter. You can keep it at around 60-70 pc in to the video

[@_learnwith_us]

Thanks for your all videos...Caught in 1 minute

[@blessedarch]

So glad you like the work ❤️

[@_learnwith_us]

@@blessedarch thanks bhaiya 🙏

[@pabloturdo2993]

Il a fallu 25 ans pour que le prix Pritzker soit décerné à une femme : Zaha Hadid, en 2004. Et en 45 ans d'histoire de ce prix, seules cinq femmes au total l'ont remporté. Il faut dire aussi que parmi ces cinq femmes, quatre ont partagé le prix avec d'autres collègues et, dans deux de ces quatre cas, avec des architectes masculins : Kazuyo Sejima et Ryue Nishizawa, en 2010 ; Schelley MacNamara et Ivonne Farrel, en 2020 ; et Anne Lacaton et Jean-Philippe Vassal, en 2021. Autrement dit, il y a eu 45 récompenses du prix de 1979 à 2024, mais à quatre reprises seulement (2004, 2010, 2020 et 2021) les femmes ont été prises en compte. Le fait le plus curieux est que le premier à l'avoir remporté fut un homosexuel (Philip Johnson), ce qui présageait, contrairement à ce qui s'est finalement produit, une largeur d'esprit.

[@langstrassbro]

In case you read this. I'm curious how much profit you make off your channel per year. Would you mind sharing ? Greetings from an architect )

[@Ren-1979]

The video is very interesting. Thank you very much. Unfortunately, it is revealing that the sponsor is a psychology portal for burnt-out architects, among others...

[@sebastianeugenio5353]

Everyone talks about how noble some famous architects are for "serving" humanity. Not sure how in touch with humanity the pritzker Jury is either. Ikea's way of serving humanity is thru great design at a price point anyone has access to. In this way, ordinary people have a true opportunity to have great deisgns improve their lives. How does extremely expensive and exclusive snooty architects achieve this? It makes no sense. This award has become a group of elitists patting each other on the back and talking about pseudo meaningful structures that at the end of they day, they simply just like looking at.

[@Valkyri3Z]

The projects shown here are literally made for public service.

[@youtubeillusions]

Je pense pareil quand on voit en France à quel point le diplôme d'architecte est dévoyé en réalité, ça me fait pleurer et de dire que certaines célèbrités ont servi l'humanité, ça en est risible.

[@Nostalg1a]

This is another case of an echo-chamber, an architect talking about another architect and most commenters being architects. All not seeing how soulless the work of Riken Yamamoto is

[@johnryman-f3c]

it's van der Rohr

[@isabelantayhua9375]

Have anyone from this architecture community has tried better help? I see it everywhere but havent met anyone from my school who uses it

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

🎉❤🎉

[@akshaysomvanshi1304]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💪

[@maheenbabar1165]

Cooool

[@MDSaha-b2n]

What is Architecture?? I tell my kids’ if you can draw ✍️ you will never starve. (Doctors make 500k before tax … you can make 500k with one unique design/architect built with your signature on the front door encased in 24k gold) Your dad’ could break my back…take the house and bank account!! I will still be ok!! All I have to do’ sit in a wheel chair on Market Street Sydney and show off my designs.. people will come to me’ Not because I am in a wheel chair BUT because they genuinely like my designs!! Now I may have to modify my original designs based on clients budget BUT that’s ok!! Not everyone is a movie 🎥 star who can afford PRADA designed 100k dress BUT the fact remains “if the house of PRADA” wanted to design $1000 dollar dresses for the mass market “they are most welcome” BUT the house of PRADA” chooses NOT to play in that segment!!!

[@brantonhilrickfeshete4039]

I'm number 5 to comment 🎉

[@blessedarch]

❤️

[@akumakunshu]

loved the video, but bro your sponser for this video, bollo ki ye sab India mai nahi chalta, bass mummy ki chappal chalti hai

[@toriniti737]

[@Ma-pz5kl]

beside the corporate architecture bla bla.......Reality is . buildings are done within a budget and the technical challenge. end result is everywhere the same. COLD. Meningless !!!

[@Ma-pz5kl]

Do you one person who willingly wants to go and lives there...? NO.

[@valboolin3538]

Чем отличаются боги от гениев

[@zorngottes1778]

Community is not far from communism.

[@learn_hindi]

🩵

[@Nostalg1a]

Another case of Architectural Myopia. His work is soulless.

[@Jorjgasm]

So much hot air for ugly architecture that, whatever else it claims to achieve, does not end up being loved.

[@luming1228]

sss

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

Pritzker= American. European. Japan. Where are the other regions?

[@fanniinnanetguy653]

People from other regions get nominated too. eg. Wang Shu from China or Diebedo Francis Kere from Burkina Faso

[@Mooooty]

Meh.