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in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Hey architecture fans! We've got a new video coming out THIS FRIDAY about the real building that plays the fictional Nakatomi Plaza in the hit film 'Die Hard.' The building is the last building designed in part by William Pereira in 1985. It was completed in 1987 just in time to act as the filming location for the film.
Unlike other settings, much of the film was filmed in then named Fox Plaza, and its architecture provided inspiration to the production team in key scenes throughout. In addition to a look at the tower, we'll also look at the many references to Frank Lloyd Wright in the film, which are surprisingly a lot. I hope you'll enjoy it.
– Steve
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Hey, everyone! As the 2024 Paris Olympics get underway, I thought it would be interesting to look at the history of Olympic architecture. From the first modern Olympics in 1896 to 2024, we’ll explore the most architectural interesting and innovative venues. You won’t want to miss it. So check back tonight to see a look back on Olympic architecture.
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Hey, architecture fans, I know things have been slow on the channel these past few months. Don't worry a new video is coming out soon. It'll take a deep dive into the architecture and history of a lost LA landmark, the Pan Pacific Auditorium. Stay tuned! – Steve
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Hey, fellow architecture fans, my latest video from the All Things Architecture Series is finally up. Horton Plaza is a fantastic building with an interesting story, and I hope you enjoy it. Btw, my next project is a big one––an exploration of the history of Los Angeles' architecture. If you have any photos or interesting stories from LA's architectural history you'd like to share, please let me know. I can't wait to share these next few videos with all of you. – Steve
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Hey, everyone. I'm excited to announce that All Things Architecture will be returning in January with all new exciting stories about the buildings that make up our world. In the meantime, which building's history would you like to hear about next? –Steve
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Every building has a story and it's our job to tell them. Our videos are designed to demystify architecture, making it relatable to everyone, whether an architect, student, or fan. So join us as we celebrate the world of architecture.