UNITÉ D´HABITATION I LE CORBUSIER I A WALK THROUGH IN 4K

This episode is about the UnitéS D'HAbitation by Le Corbusier, and more specifically about the one in Berlin.

I find the neighbourhood concept very interesting, and how his formulations changed architecture forever, in a very revolutionary way.

Let me know in the comment section below your thoughts! And leave a like if you enjoy the content, and subscribe if you love it, because I will keep posting!

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[sujaulkhan]

i am an architect trained in bangladesh and USA. i live in Dhaka, pracice and teach architecture at a university. i show your vidieos to my history of modern architecture class. thanks 4K.

[tac]

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[isbellatab]

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[MilciadesAndrion]

The concept is very interesting and descriptive of Le Corbusier's concept of Unité d'Habitation. This concept has been used by many housing developments with his name. Great video. I liked it and subscribed to the Channel.

[christinaeverts]

A small note, there where no apartments for singles. The smallest one room apartments could only be acquired by married couples, who often would get children quickly resulting into three or more people living in one room. The fact that the ceiling hight was adapted led to better living conditions. I read a few very negative comments on Le Corbusier here down below, but I would like to ad that, I had the pleasure to get to know a 92 old man who is very pleased with his apartment in the Berlin Unite. He has been living there from the beginning. The one room apartment is easy for him to maintain and he feels completely at home, because of the social conditions. It's a close-knit community because of the single entrance.

[maxsterry]

Beautiful cinematography, I appreciated the section diagrams as well!

[newbrow]

Just watched this with my son to learn more about Le Corbusier. Loved your film so much!

[TheRocketCatcher]

The cinematography here is amazing man keep up the good work :)

[gethealthywithelena]

Wow thanks, you officially completed my school work. This included all the information I needed for my study analysis.

[AboutABen]

This is beautiful work! Thank you for sharing it.

[kalebsimanullang]

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[emanuelllanos]

Gracias por brindar información acompañado a una excelente edición !.

[ebirk]

Now we can see how avantgarde Le Corbusier really was, nowadays residential condos usually have a lot of shared spaces, communal areas and service facilities. Unfortunately most of architects seem to have forgot that this concept is almost one century old, because they usually sell it off as 'innovative'.

[humanestudio]

thank you for doing it. it really amazes me

[rokonuzzamanfakir]

WE WANT TO SEE MORE LE CORBUSIER PROJECT YOU ARE SHARE 3 PROJECT OF HIM WHICH IS VERY INFORMATIVE . WE HOPE YOU MAKE MORE VIDEOS ABOUT HIS PROJECT. WE ARE WAITING FOR THAT THANK YOU

[mayureshhankare]

Amazing work man thsnks a lot fot really explaining the building very much appreciated. We ll love to see more architecture content twice a month thats all we expect😍

[ravitada]

YOU ARE DOING A GREAT JOB, GREAT COMPOSITION OF IMPORTANT STUFF, VERY HELPFUL .

[jwserge]

5:03 *Just he occurred unable to distribute the living space of the Unite smartly into the living apartments!*
We in soviet Units live in cozy apartments! "Чешский проект" It has four options: 1- 2- 3- and 4-room apartments consisting all the rooms separated AND separated Kitchen AND separated bathroom and toilet room. Of course the most desirable is 3- and 4-room apps. This project has very smartly designed floorplans and as such - it is very saving while construction! Well, if you think you'd like more space - it's easy to scale this design! Or join two adjacent apps into one! But here we still live happily for decades so far!

[talhayazc]

ı absouletly loved what you had done, architects here! keep up the good work

[lukashaas_]

great video wow 11min of full concentration you really transported the atmosphere of the building through your video. thanks for that