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The Smithsons are fascinating. Their visions were loved by the architects, but in reality, their uncompromising designs and sheer scale rendered them inhuman and intimidating. I love their work for its sheer audacity, but I have never lived in these kinds of estates, if I had, I would probably have a different opinion entirely.

Não há educação suficiente para notar que o que é público é de todos e deve ser cuidado por todos, nessas situações o espaço público é visto como um lugar sem dono.

🌷 *Promo SM*

J'imagine qu'elle est de gauche, mais peut-être me trompe-je. Propos intéressant que je partage entièrement.

It’s all about race, even in architecture.

I’ve been to prison twice and I wrote a novel while there. It’s called American Creamy. Let me explain something to you very clearly- some people must be separated from the society at large. And public education isn’t going to do squat if the nuclear family is destroyed. Communism is ugly. It makes me weep that people with good minds are seduced by it. You are utter fools, and Angela Davis is the biggest fool of them all, save Foucault whom she referenced. Go read a book fool. Like A Clockwork Orange. That is the kind of world you are trying to curse us with.

Felicitaciones Noelia y equipo!

Read Marie-Louise Richards' full Reputations essay on Angela Davis in The Architectural Review here: www.architectural-review.com/essays/reputations/angela-davis-1944

Read Marie-Louise Richards' full Reputations essay on Angela Davis in The Architectural Review here: www.architectural-review.com/essays/reputations/angela-davis-1944

Merci, très belle interview

You can read a full building study of the Royal Academy of Dance, for which Frewen was awarded the 2024 Moira Gemmill Prize for Excellence in Practice at www.architectural-review.com/awards/w-awards/2024-w-awards/royal-academy-of-dance-in-london-uk-by-takero-shimazaki-architects 🩰

Love her comment at the end, so true.

She's amazing! Que demais, parabéns, Noe!

You can read more about Monteiro’s practice in a full Portfolio story published in the AR, including studies of three of her buildings in Brazil at www.architectural-review.com/awards/w-awards/2024-w-awards/portfolio-noelia-monteiro-estudio-flume 🚤

28:47 gracias señor tshumi

She certainly is a lady ahead of her time … MashaAllah! I’m quite impressed by her talent & would like to see her build a building in Baltistan following her expertise design of construction for some villagers. How do we get in touch with her ?

Many of the new builds are there now and nothing like the towers shown in the video. Much better proportioned, contemporary standard dwellings with decent public spaces and shops too.

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It’s perfectly framed in the city and the region. I know Évora and the city is beautiful and the houses are beautifully painted white. A very good mix of Roman, medieval, gothic and Renaissance.

It’s perfectly framed in the city and the region. I know Évora and the city is beautiful and white. 😊

La raiz nunca se pierde 🏹🪅🪈🌵

Veze vi nemate.

não se consegue ver o local! imagem fechadas!

We went to look around RHGs a year or so before the ethnic cleansing began. We didn’t go in the building itself. I found it to be a quiet place punctuated with the sound of those heavy security doors closing from time to time. There wasn’t anything particularly bad about the place, it was just a place, and the gardens within the centre were a welcome sanctuary from the surroundings. The thing i particularly liked about RHGs is the way that the building was a series of decoupled stacked cubes that snaked along the side of the site. Most negative views of this type of architecture focus on the way it looks but if the spaces work for the inhabitants then that is the most important thing which judging by the narration that is the case here.

bellísimo, saludos desde chile

Imagine living in 1935, everyone living in a wooden house, you have your land and when you somehow have free time, you would use your 80dB gramophone without volume control, BUT... If you would get that horrible disease, you would end up in a place which looks like it has been designed in 2077. STUNNING architecture.

😪 "promosm"

Beautiful

So ugly

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Who’s the Mexican guy?

Until recently I lived within 5 minutes walk of Robin Hood Gardens and did so for 15 years. Robin Hood Gardens is a monstrosity. As a place to live in it monumentally failed, and that is the only metric by which housing should be judged. It's interesting that the campaign to save this horrible place came from the architecture world and fans of the Smithsons, and not from the poor people who had to live in it.

revolutionary absolutely revolutionary. This is the answer to the problems so many communities face especially those that suffer from gang violence, drug issues, poor public education, taking care of children while trying to find work. This is the next step in bettering our impoverished communities.

Just wow. Very nice and a new aesthetic approach, blends finely with the mountainside.

Not funding then destroying public housing to make way for luxury flats, how democratic. I would say how tory but Labour would do the same

As with most public services the issue is not that they exist, its that they're funding is gutted.

Would have been good to replace with a new council housing block ,with input from residents.

MONSTRUOSIDADES. ME SIENTO AGREDIDO A LOS OJOS

Me DA ASCO TUS OBRAS DON FREDY

HORRIBLE

We live in a time when the label "indigenous" confers a sense of originality and artistic credibility. This is ugly to say the least.

No hay que caer en la tramps de vestidos y faldas hechos en China, como se puede ver en el desfile. Utilizen sus tejidos hechos a mano EN BOLIVIA !!!

Un arquitecto genial, fabuloso! Es importantísdimo para el país. Espero que constrya También, escuelas y casas bonitas para la gente con pocos Médicis. Y que de crean parqués.

não adianta tirar a pessoa da favela se a favela não sai de dentro da pessoa FALTA EDUCAÇÃO, A DESGRAÇA DO BAILE FUNK ONDE É POLO PARA TR@FICO DE DR0G@$

Shitty ugly square buildings that ruin the scenery and culture of Portugal.

Assistindo ao canal "Mundo Sem Fim", conheci esta magnífica arquitetura. Sinto muito orgulho de ver povos verdadeiramente nativos expressando sua cultura e uma altíssima capacidade artística. Fica claro como é importante valorizar todos os povos e não impor uma cultura dita como a única e correta. Só assim vamos nos surpreender sempre com essas belíssimas imagens de povos ricamente criativos e admiráveis! Imagino daqui a uns 20 anos ou até menos como esta cidade ficará espetacular! Meus parabéns aqui do Brasil!

If architects liked it so much, how come none of them lived there? They wanted to keep it, but they wanted the poor to live in it. Humans don't want to live on top of each other.

Gud review m9y

Man lá é uma bagunca moro na rua de cima, falta ônibus falta tudo....

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