REACTION to comedy central | Future ARCHITECT reacts to man behind WORLD'S UGLIEST BUILDINGS 🏗

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Future ARCHITECT reacts to comedy central's The Man Behind the World’s Ugliest Buildings. There are a lot of reaction videos to comedy central and I just really wanted to react to Gerhardt Fjuck since it came across my recommended page. Overall 11/10 video so so funny. Wonderful job Comedy Central!
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@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

Have you ever met someone irl who is like Gerhardt Fjuck?? 👀👀

@camzyrecap 3 года назад

Lol

@B.Scruby 3 года назад

Yes, many. But never from Architecture. Usually in Visual Arts and many from Music. I met a couple of people who were like that with movies.

@pentagram4745 3 года назад

@@B.Scruby checks out bro. Condescending avante garde enthusiasts. Lmao.

@jaushabakkas8127 2 года назад

Yes, yes, and yes, they are very annoying

@abcdmefgh2843 6 месяцев назад

Yes, unfortunately😢

@chikitabowow 2 года назад

Bruh the Boston City Hall is a building you *_have_* to be an architect or a psychopath to enjoy lmao

@RXJ020 3 года назад

I think they merge Le Corbusier, Frank Gehry, and Bjarke Ingels into this super architect😂

@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

I know right?!?! Genius

@CUBETechie 2 года назад

Bjarke Ingels Work is interesting

@darrens3 2 года назад

The model he flings to the floor is actually a model of a real building. The Soviet Georgian Ministry of Transport building. Which is ironically a proto Post-Modernist building as it was designed to look like a set of intersecting roads.

@Moosemoose1 3 года назад

Don't forget that it's also the individual egos of architects that often create the hideous designs we see. Architecture is a very undemocratic field, where structures which the general public are forced to see everyday are decided by tiny boards and the personal taste of the architect and imposed on them, without their input as to whether they WANT said structure to look as the architect envisions. That's how we end up with Eisenmann, Hadid, Gehry, and all the weird, oblong monstrosities that architecture critics and award boards love, but the general public hates. The obsession with innovation and individuality and making your mark on the environment poisons the field and ignores the true job of the architect, which is to build a place that blends into its environment harmoniously rather than sticking out of it out of pure ego. Look at the myriad of old, beautiful buildings in older towns in Europe, do we know their architects? Mostly, no, but does that matter? Beauty and harmony should matter more than getting one's name out. Architecture is too mired in the celebrity culture and tastes of the upper classes and needs to start listening to the masses of people otherwise all theyre going to do is just keep building ugly structures which the elites applaud, but are largely hated by society.

@Fpwc2 Год назад

Filippo Brunelleschi was a florentine architect that lived between the 14th and 15th centuries. He as responsible for the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore, the Castel Sismondo and the Hospital of the Innocents. He was also a massive diva, infamous for throwing tantrums if things didn't go exactly as he wanted. My point is that architects have always been known for their massive egos.

@Wasev Год назад

@@Fpwc2 interestingly enough the Notre Dame de Paris's original architect is hardly even known. In fact the french called him "master builder" or something like that. I've been reading a lot about on gothic cathedrals (and gothic revival). It really seems like the architects of these works of art were given way less importance that architects are given today. Today's architecture is ugly because we don't do ornamentation anymore. Architects are just obsessed with functionality and discard beauty. Back then, beauty was a top priority and there were rules to follow. It wasn't about revolutionizing when it's not needed. OP has very valid points.

@lizbiancoismydesignsherpa 3 года назад

Your videos are great! I've studied and dealt with architects for the past thirty years. Don't lose your love for the art of it! You're adorable and smart. Great combo

@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

Thank you Liz(:

@Chris_231 Год назад

I know nothing of architecture, but I took a bus from port authority back to Boston, where I constantly see the city hall building (it reminds me of a dystopian novel), plus they have an architecture school here, so this was fun. I learned something!

@Saustelauft 4 месяца назад

Just discovered your channel and it’s awesome!

@UnravelingArchitecture 4 месяца назад

Thank you(:

@MrChukinorris Год назад

The most beautiful cities in the world are the ones in which the classical architecture was preserved like Dresden in Germany and other cities across europe and the world that decided to do the same. Also they make you feel comfortable and joyful when you are there. Changing just for the sake of challenging the estabilished norm at any costs is not necessarily a good idea

@martinpospisil3747 Год назад

Not only that but they also inspire you to creat.

@cwctlh 3 года назад

I LOVED this video! Keep the reaction videos coming, please.

@shalemraju8126 3 года назад

i request you in behalf of the students those who have just entered into the Architecture schools to make a video for em about Architecture terminology which they start to listen just after entering the school. words like plan ,section ,elavation , portfolio ,column, beam, facade, jury, parametric,offset,.............. cuz i wish someone have done this video when heard the word as a freshmen

@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

you got it!! I did have a little series on the channel here going over terms, you can check it out here: ru-vid.com/group/PLSEDfb2Gvrk9yFkNqTnvkG8WolT3XvPOR But I can do a overall terminology video!

@Arquitectos501 3 года назад

I never heard Brutalism when I studied architecture or it didn't exist yet or I was asleep in class 😁

@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

"asleep in class" lolol(((:::

@Muzan_jack251 Год назад

Alternantino is so underrated but I found his sketches funny

@yumnawasif8375 3 года назад

Hey so happy you posted hope school's going well 😊love 💘your videos always 💖❤💗💕

@yumnawasif8375 3 года назад

Just finished the video so funny 🤣😆😂

@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

Thank you! ((:

@tech_report_0868 3 года назад

Actually , I've heard that AT&T towers work as surveillance nodes for N$A. That might be the reason why they don't have windows.

@caligula4446 3 года назад

You are correct. Not many people know that, understanding that do even less...

@relaxationstation7634 2 года назад

He reminds me of the main character from The Fountain by Ayn Rand. I mean that in the worst way possible!

@CUBETechie 7 месяцев назад

What if earth become one of His building? 😮😮😮 Then there are the backrooms 😊😅

@ChristianIlagan 3 года назад

Keep it up! 🔝

@spiriitualminded 3 года назад

Thank you!

@sreelakshmiellur6856 3 года назад

She so cuteeeeeeee

@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

haha awh thank you!

@marielrego8775 Год назад

I would pee on the small "corner" of the "not corner" 💦

@Petrhrabal 2 года назад

I thing it is parody of Frank Gehry, not Bjorke Ingles.

@immyesmail123 3 года назад

Never seen this it's jokes 😂😂

@darrens3 2 года назад

Also Modernism derives from European Classicism whereas Brutalism derives from non-European Classicism i.e. African and South American Classicism. Hence the use of ziggurat forms and large overhangs which originate in brieze soleil for mor hotter climes. See Le Corbs Chandigarh which is sen as late Modernist / proto Brutlaist.

@kennedymokgatle7399 9 месяцев назад

Wow your eyes are amazing..

@UnravelingArchitecture 9 месяцев назад

Thank you so much 🙂

@MeursaultWithFactor50 3 года назад

Omg I’ve been wondering if you were gonna react to this Lmao. I really like it when you sprinkle in architecture trivia - I don’t even study it, I just find it really interesting.

@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

it was such a good video!! I love it when the algorithm recommends funny things like this lol

@Lans888 3 года назад

U already watched it before making reaction I bet

@UnravelingArchitecture 3 года назад

Hahaha no when you have been studying architecture for 5 years a lot of the stuff CC covered is stuff you’ve studied over and over((-: esp New York buildings and Moses - always a hot topic in our history classes

@Lans888 3 года назад

@@UnravelingArchitecture oh ok