Vanna Venturi House

[@talkshowhost3361]

love the chill vibe coming from venturi

[@alumshoneowani3240]

I have never been so in love with being rebellious.....♥️ this is very beautiful , I love architecture

[@MilciadesAndrion]

This small house has been called the first postmodern building and it has been the inspiration to thousands of designs. The facade is unique due to some details as the asymmetrical chimney and the unique facade. It was built in Chestnut Hill, PA, in 1964 and designed by Architect Robert Venturi. This is a masterpiece.

[@LizaLavolta]

I honestly want a stairway that leads to nowhere but has art all along the walls.

[@mechsistah2395]

Fascinating... I could spend all day in that house.

[@shorts-cr2zu]

What a great couple

[@onlinelearning-i2k]

Can someone explain where is the stairs of first floor it’s so confusing

[@kayem3824]

Actually, many things Modernism is accused of, or reduced to aren't true. That was the problem with the Postmoderns' reductionism. For example, when the building envelope was separated or liberated from the structure the idea was that it could become a real facade, meaning that you could do what you liked with it, which at times resembled abstract paintings, as in Corb's La Tourette screens or ....In fact, arguably Modern architecture has generated the largest variety of facades ever. It has been sad and amusing to have witnessed how comical Posmodern became with its claim to easy meaning and variety, using historicism.

[@glennlourenco291]

yep would you say post modernism is more complex compared to modernism because that is the purpose to escape from modernist schemes and rules ?

[@ghania5869]

It looks so small from the outside, and you'd think that there wouldn't be much too it, but when the video goes to the inside of the house, everything just bedazzled and amuses me, and it got me thinking, "how did he even come up with something like that??

[@rowni]

Hi, what show is this from and which episode? I need it for my essay thanks :)

[@TrangLe-og5uo]

I can not find the full video any more. But it's a show named "10 buildings that change America" broadcasted on TVPG. May be you can search for it on pbs.org/10buildings

[@rowni]

Thank you so much!

[@zcmarty]

Veronika Alcoba were you able to find the video? i urgently need it for an architectural report.

[@JustJordanxD]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/anWkaX9vmdusppI 42:36 if anyone is interested

[@graphicsociety1]

You said it right, it definitely looks like a Charles drying house. It is a sad escape from the beloved modernism.

[@busterducke4898]

The Big Duck in Flanders

[@Frisenette]

Great little video. It's rare to have a good look at the inside of that seminal - extremely influential house.