Montreal 1967 Expo Germany Pavilion by Frei Otto

[@Redmanuka]

thanks Gediminas, Frei Otto is so inspirational ...

[@geddan]

Absolutely he is!

[@javiermarcos3146]

Such a nice quick analisis. I will dive deeper into this building for sure.

[@mahinhaynes8348]

Love this series, thank you Geddan.

[@geddan]

My pleasure!

[@bm7878]

you could be a great teacher, if you aren't already. Concise, exhaustive, concrete.

[@geddan]

Aww thanks!

[@svwill6384]

You are a teacher what we architecture student need, I learn so much from your videos, especially the modelling and rendering tutorials. Thanks for your knowledge

[@geddan]

Aww thanks for the kind words! :)

[@nasrisleiman7640]

Hey from lebanon🇱🇧 thank you so much for all your videos

[@geddan]

Hello back from Sweden!

[@MrRakso18]

"...and just a little note about the expo; the nineteen seventy six... sssabboloboagh, nineteen sixty seven... hehe..." was better than the building story 🤣🤣🤣

[@geddan]

Talking is hard

[@ivangrebennikov799]

Great stuff Gediminas! Don't stop.

[@geddan]

I'll never stop never stopping!

[@eliasvanhee7399]

At the University of Stuttgart there also the experimental small version of the 1967 Pavilion. It is still standing (renovated of course) and u can visit anytime. Don´t be afraid of the people inside, they are quite nice, trust me.

[@geddan]

Hehe thanks for letting me know. I'll swing by once I'm in town¬

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

now we need a tensile structure tutorial on your other channel

[@geddan]

Oh I have plenty of those, here's one of them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpLMhqJup7qUaas&ab_channel=GediminasKirdeikis

[@andreastocco5585]

What a great series (another!) this is! :D Always very interested to watch your contents. As Italian, it would be awesome to hear your opinion as well on, for example, Sergio Musmeci or Pier Luigi Nervi. Anyway, keep up with it :-)

[@geddan]

Oh, thanks! Happy to hear it :) There are a few italian buildings that I like, so one will eventually pop in for sure