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Crazy guy

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I am a bit late learning his name. His effect on our world, in cool ways, has enhanced without fanfare. Cheers John Lautner

This lecture was given at SCI-Arc in October of 1994.

Thank you for a brilliant presentation.

Great archive, congrats.

En Jati en un taller de Cine y video al principio cualquiera graba y le llama toma a una toma de video. En la medida de ir aprendiendo verá los movimientos, planos, ángulos, etc. y montón de cosas del lenguaje cinematográfico… Es capaz de más, de hacer múltiples tomas que les denominará y describirá de infinitas maneras, ni es lo mismo una “toma” que otra. En TEDU educación lo mismo: enseñar vocales del modo que enseñó en el preescolar abre la multiplicidad más allá del método convencional Tomamos como pretexto las Vocales y tomamos como pretexto la escuela para cultivar en las personas (niños de preescolar) una mentalidad diferente: Abierta cruzada tejida propenda a la multiplicidad que jalará las potencias múltiples del cerebro en su sincronización inter hemisférica de manera simple y mínima No hay otra manera de hacerlo No puede ser grande y aparatoso Es sutil y discreta Pero tiene una semilla DIFERENTE DISRUPTIVA AUTÉNTICA ORIGINARIA INNOVADORA Muy importante De distancia del modo conocido Es una innovación de una nueva humanidad y un nuevo mundo una nueva educación y unas nuevas vocales

Ma Yansong is actually an exceptional architect. His work is simultaneously cultural, respectful and progressive. There aren’t many architects who work like this.

Thought provoking, terrible audio quality

for the publishers of this remarkable video, thank you, thank you, thank you. As an architect and possibly one of Lautner's greatest admirers it is an extraordinary pleasure to meet the man. He exceeded my anticipations. Not just a genius but a mensch. Heartfelt appreciation.

How incredible! He seems oddly familair.

Love it...theres hope for me still!!! X

Hollywood Blvd becomes a "piazza" during the Academy Awards for example, the celebrities replacing the clergy and royalty that promenaded in the old world urban spaces. This is related to the concepts of the morphology of space and transformative architecture. This is "public space" as generated by LA's culture.

Watching this 37 years later was a nice trip back in time. I was living in Nicaragua at the time of this lecture.

| It's such a harmful and mistaken perspective that still exists like a disease through the majority of human culture - the idea that things can stay the same. It is impossible for things to stay the same - supported by realizations contributed from Heraclitus' river metaphor, anicca in Buddhism, thermodynamics in physics. A perspective that translates ever-changing states as unchanging states, contributes contradiction into the world and it has harmful effects - unconscious and inconsiderate choices. A built building is far from the "final" phase of the project. There is no finality in existence. See if you can think of anything. |

Thank you for sharing this. Truth is the ultimate Art!

To all those who are causing suffering in this world, directly or indirectly: Heed your dreams at night, those nightmares that you most assuredly are having are imploring you to change -before it’s too late♾☠️♾ ………..The quality of our dreams is both a reflection of our thoughts and actions as well as a general foreshadowing of the fate of our souls after this life. A nightly, temporary karma that implores us to change ~for the good~ so as to avoid a more permanent karma👁️🔥👁️ ……….While our body sleeps, our dream state symbolically represents the state that awaits upon our body's ultimate rest...In other words, while we are lying down and sleeping/dreaming, this natural process symbolizes where we go when we're ultimately lying down/dead -to a place "like" our dream-state...A state "of mind,” with our body's intended physical form+bonds eternally engrained and intertwined. ~8~

genius

Love You Margaret ❤

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Fun fact: Anton Furst was under contract with Columbia, and wanted to find a way to work on Batman Returns. And Burton just sort of unceremoniously cut this guy off, just stopped taking his calls, and this was where he was doing a lot of work for personal friends, and professional relationships. He was just cutting ties with people sort of inexplicably. And unfortunately, he had substance abuse problems. He was supposed to go into rehab and was going to check himself in. And then one night, he just decided… to jump off a roof instead. He committed suicide. It was a month and a half after realizing “Oh, so they don't want me for this next Batman movie.” He and Burton had never had a chance to reconcile. Burton just stopped speaking to him. Furst had no idea what happened, he spiraled into this depression and that's how it ended. (Obviously, I'm not saying he died because of what Burton did to him, Furst was a very troubled guy. I guess it's just because Burton is famously a guy who avoids conflict. Like he had the producer of Batman Returns fire his agents for him so that he can sign on with a different agency. Like he just doesn't want to have those conversations. I think Burton had probably already decided “I just made Edward Scissorhands, I want the designer to reimagine everything because I don't want to make the same movie again.” And rather than trying to let Anton Furst down, gently, it was just like “Or I could not talk to him at all and then eventually he'll figure it out.”)

Excellent, thanks.

what a thought provoking and well researched man! I will have to check out his book

eric in the lecture hall fried off that za

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08:33 getting nervous

44:51 once Upon a time

such an interesting discourse ! Thanks for posting

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When people say that great information is available only in English....and you think 🤔???Is it true?..I'm really proud of myself,because I can understand all the dialogue in this video...and this is the information I was searching for!!! I had Dowland a PDF file with the porpoise to learn this technique of construction and I read in the first paragraph the name of the man who wrote it and I just searched and found out this incredible video.

This is so good

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Harman was amazing.

Great insights

When Jan says The Shining was a flop I suppose he means that it didn’t have an engrossing box office like 2001 or Eyes Wide Shut but it was far from being a flop. It had a budget of 19 M and made 47 M at movie theatres.

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interesting nonetheless

le cabinon!

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My dream would be a custom home designed by this genius.

1:13 o site avanco social é perfeito para comprar seguidores, lá é a partir de 1 real para comprar

Archival work is a very important field, thank you for your work

Bravo !!!

update 2023: the architect is living on a parcel of so cal desert owned by a retired soldier, in a cinderblock shack w/t-111 siding, fully attached to the grid, w/ a junked car right outside his front door. so much for planning ahead. and he DONATES to bernie sanders while going to food banks for groceries & putting down his offgrid neighbors for downscaling to unsightly trailers. lesson: take 'expert' opinions w/ a grain of salt

Vicotria, I am so pleased I could watch this video and know more about your artistic work. I am very impressed by your photographs and the work behind it. Lise L.

It is so nice for me that I agree with Zizek regarding pop culture (Tarkovsky, for example), and contemporary literature. There is something I disliked about Tarkovsky, for example, and now I know what it is.🪴

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Thanks, i really liked your residential works.