John Lobell Traditional Japanese Architecture

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[@anonymousperson4943]

Thank You for this awesome lecture

[@brunoperenha]

Amazing class, John. Greetings from Brazil.

[@huahindan]

Thanks for this

[@luemaflachs]

great, thanks for sharing

[@Cuca138]

Thank you very much, professor. Relly enjoyed watching the video and learned a great number of things. Cheers

[@johnlobell526]

Thanks :-)

[@StianTNry]

Great introduction, John! I wish I had seen it in the beginning of architecture school, not at the end. Do you have more in depth lectures on this subject? All the best, Stian

[@hawkecaviar8270]

love it

[@alnationtheory]

thank you, i quite enjoyed it and found it useful.

[@johnlobell526]

+Albert Rajkumar Thanks

[@ricardopinto2500]

Thank you for your amazing lecture. I'm speaking from Portugal and I'm currently working on my master's degree in traditional japanese architecture and it's contribution to contemporary architecture, and one of my case study projects will have to be Fukuoka Housing by Steven Holl, since is very much influenced by the fusuma. May I ask you two or more projects as influenced by this particular notion of space transformation? Thank you and best regards

[@johnlobell526]

+Ricardo Pinto Thank you for the feedback.

[@Skraga85]

Thank you for the great lectures, I really appreciate them! Although I do not understand why use a portrait of Mona Lisa as a comparison to a landscape painting. Shouldn't we compare landscapes with landscapes?

[@johnlobell526]

+Agnieszka Knopf Yes, but I have to over-simplify to me a point in an introductory class.

[@DAYBROK3]

The point was the dominance of the person in the west, as opposed to the dominance of nature in the east. Very simplistic but clear.

[@m.thomas1196]

you eating or drinking each time or what? its annoying