howtoarchitect.com Santiago Calatrava is one of the most gifted living architects. His work transcends sculpture and brings architecture and engineering together in magnificently harmonious ways.
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im doin a project on calatrava and im just wondering how brilliantly he has done every of his works
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Hi Pat, love your videos. I have a question for you. I've been wanting to become an architect for quite some time. I try my best at my designs and ideas. However, my only problem is that I'm not amazing at math. It's not like I hate math either, I actually like it to an extent. I just have hard times understanding schoolwork sometimes. But anyways, I wanna ask if the work of an architect is based more around mathematics and calculations, or more around problem solving. Keep up the good work! :D
ReplyDeletei should say that if i am to choose my parents, I would choose Zaha Hadid and Santiago Calatrava....IF...hehehe! ive always been a fan of modern architecture! a hundred thumbs up!
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ReplyDeleteThis is so inspiring. Indeed exceptional.
ReplyDeleteMy dream is to practice professionally as both architect and engineer. Im an undergraduate Civil Engineering student, has anyone heard of the concurrent MSc Structural Eng / MArch program? Will this path lead to a career in both fields simultaneously?
ReplyDeleteSantiago Calatrava is my hero...
ReplyDeletedont know how many architects and architecture students want to design like Calatrava )))) only one "CALATRAVA"
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what about Frank Lloyd Wright? I am a student at Taliesin, and I know more than most the mixed information around the man (he is one of the hardest to understand because of his seemingly contradictory writings/philosophy and his buildings), but he definitely deserves a video. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI love your videos but if I watch more the two in a row the music gets on my NERVES! lol.
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ReplyDeleteHi I like your videos very much. Just one question, what is the background music used in this video?
ReplyDeleteyou're a hero and inspiration! Calatrava combines function and aesthetics in a very artistic manner
ReplyDeleteoh man! I'm kind of an aspiring architect and i think the way you reach out to many people and share and spread the artform is very inspirational. I commend you for that! loving your videos!
ReplyDeleteHe made ALL that...!? That's amazing...
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Oh and at 0:34 IS THAT SINGAPORE????????????????????????????
I LIVE ON SINGAPORE :P
AND 1:48 is in sweden wich i was born in WOWOWOWWO
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Oh and at 0:34 IS THAT SINGAPORE????????????????????????????
I LIVE ON SINGAPORE :P
Do you have any advice on what schools to go too?
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Aaah Calatrava, as a Trekkie I can say nothing is more like the star trek future us Trekkie want than Calatrava's buildings. Walking inside those organic white halls he makes is just like being at Federation Academy.
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ReplyDeleteIf not for art and architecture with engineering, cities wouldn't look so modern nowadays.
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