Malmo BO01

[@abdulaziz_ark8829]

I hope you can create more videos about architecture; I truly enjoy them. I admire the way you articulate your thoughts and discuss various topics.

[@geddan]

Waiting for some better weather and these series will continue!

[@Dev1nci]

3:46 at the right spot you can see the Kim Utzon apartments with the Calatrava tower in the background, it’s quite a pleasing composition.

[@KarinaGhouvern-bs6wz]

Thanks for the camera review! I'll definitely consider the Obsbot for my video recording needs

[@malorens]

Love that place!

[@geddan]

same

[@geddan]

Happy to say that all 3 points that I've mentioned are already being worked on to be solved! Check out the Tail Air camera here: obsbot-tail-air.kckb.st/c77399f1

[@christiansmith6060]

This neighborhood in Sweden looks absolutely stunning! The diversity in architecture is so refreshing! also, impressed by the Obsbot Tail Air's 4K recording capabilities and subject tracking.

[@baranyildiz2895]

Cool Buildings

[@geddan]

They are indeed cool!

[@turnleft8645]

love this channel, just found it it! Also, I've never seen anyone give an honest criticism of their sponsor before xD

[@geddan]

You have to paint the full picture! With that being said - OBSBOT have been actively working on the issues I've listed even before the video has come out, so I'm sure those will be fixed in the near future :)

[@Nihilvs]

Thank you for the nice video. Both built environment and processes are very similar to the Eastern Docklands of Amsterdam (Sporenburg, Burneo, Java, KNSM etc). What is very surprising (if you disregard economics) is how much quality there is in these places, and still not valued enough to recreate the circumstances leading to building such nice environments. Evidence of a different time, I guess.

[@BMObscure]

The variety and narrow streets means it feels somewhat like a Japanese neighborhood. Even the little canals look like something you might see in an Edo period neighborhood! Though i do feel the typical Japanese way of having small lot sizes combined with usually leaving a little gap between buildings(even if they are too small to actually walk down) does tend to make them to feel even less oppressive and even more relaxing than this place which still retains some of the Swedish proclivity for building big loaf buildings and wall-to-wall rowhouses. Other than that it just needs a shopping street with some small neighborhood shops, bars and restaurants for the complete stereotypical, idealized cozy Japanese neighborhood experience.

[@geddan]

Couldn't aggree more!

[@AronKoch]

been waiting for this

[@importantlookingpirate]

Nice area!

[@geddan]

Yup, I love it!

[@yoztabak]

I was here to learn about Unreal Engine and I found myself here. Nice video and concept. I'm now definetely a follower of this series :) Also, based on the first sentence you said, I assume that you have not visited Istanbul yet? :D

[@geddan]

Been to Antalya and Ankara - saw some pretty cool buildings in the outskirts. Urban areas were a bit boring, but there are definitely some interesting gems to be found!

[@yoztabak]

For sure. Turkey in general, is a country with many cultural heritages in that regard. I think. However, the results of unplanned urbanization in some parts of Istanbul are a bit devastating in "livable neighbourhood" regard. That's why an urban transformation has been planned for years. Maybe BO01 can be a good reference for this transformation :)

[@kostasatha9056]

Come to greece to see the worst residential architecture

[@geddan]

There are some good examples in Greece as well.. unfortunately most are in gated (or semi-gated) communities