Mission San Xavier del Bac

One Carpenter's X-Country Journey Through Architectural Styles

[kylepiaquadio]

So grateful for the videos and your contribution. Really so awesome.

[Hengry-hnrb]

Beautiful sunset I wish I was there. It be nice if you do more of these architectural videos. Trekking around the states or Europe.🔨🪚

[daviddiannapugh]

Great to see you and your wealth of knowledge and interest and enthusiasm on the road! Thanks for bringing it all back to us Gary.

[JaaSon]

I was just in the south of Spain, Andalusia, and the architecture done by the Muslims is absolutely beautiful. The geometric shapes they integrate into there work is stunning. Thank you for sharing this gem in Arizona.

[henryworkswoodandmetal]

This is going to be a great series, I really enjoy listening to you and your knowledge and experience regarding architecture and it’s history…… 👍

[grupp]

What a fantastic video Gary !! Your understanding, passion, and ability to present historical architecture is an amazing treat for those of us that are intrigued by the history of architecture and it's fine design elements. What a great First Stop!!

[itsmemsti]

I see this mission shining bright off the I19 whenever I make the drive to Mexico. Think I will retire in that Green Valley area

[hdwoodshop]

I’ve been to many of the California missions and this one is very similar. Beautiful. Thanks for posting.

For those of us who haven’t done your travels, please tell us where you are when you make your videos.

[royalvarez]

Beautiful shrine. Gary will you include the physical addresses for your visits? Looking forward to enjoying your journey.

[spinderella]

I wish I had watched this video before I visited the mission.

[PrincipalDBA]

0:00 He is in America right?
4:39 Flying buttresses are nice.
4:48 Val-lutes? Those are for decoration but probably have some meaning.
8:48 Pediments are cool. I think you are right about the location for the cross.
9:32 Islamic culture preserved the learning for the foundation of the Greeks--news to me but somethings are lost to translation, :)