Identifying Arch-e-Types

Arches allowed people to build bigger, span farther, and reach higher than ever before, but they also represent nearly a dozen different architectural styles. Hidden in the brick work are clues you can spot, telling you “who was here” without ever needing to read a plaque.

Here are the 6 most common types of arches that you’ll find in your travels, and what they tell you.

[biorig]

I know some channels who will stretch out this information into hours, but this byte sized informational video is fantastic! Thanks

[jontaguilar]

This was awesome. I'm about to start designing and building a drystone catenary arch sculpture (12" tall, granite) and I always like to understand the history behind any new venture. Appreciate it.

[taffythegreat]

This video wasn’t what I was looking for. But it’s really interesting I’m glad I found it 👍👍👍

[lisagreen]

So quick and perfect. Exactly what I needed to introduce arches to my students.

[k-pop-corn]

Precise and informative... thanks for this great video 👍🏻

[nidhishirke]

you guys explain things in a great and easy to understand manner!!

[architectkiran]

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[constancereed]

I love the history you delivered about arch’s

[akbarpratamalubis]

This is good :) You have to continue this channel

[ibrahimkharal]

Quite an insightful video. Keep it up.

[alfredschlicht]

Yo, this is a very good informative channel? Why the low subs?

[mustafaonah]

mush respect for spreading the knowledge.

[Rachna]

Good to know!
Nice video👌👌..keep it up👍

[salmansaad]

thanks as an archi student rushing through assingments .. :}

[ghingoor]

Please continue making videos! Really good content👍👌

[rexylem]

video is very good, views is too little, but certainly will grow.

[anshulagarwal]

Can you write the script at bottom it would be easier to note down

[SM-xkws]

Thanks for the valuable information. There is one correction though: the origin of pointed arches is from Sumer Mesopotamia (ancient Iraq). Islamic civilization introduced the Sumerian pointed arches to Europe.

[streetsurfer]

This is a really really good video and the puns.

[shoa]

I clicked for the terrible title.😄
(I loved it)