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Hello everybody and welcome to
this new class in where I will give you
an introduction about this new project
that we will be doing during the course,
which will be a little bit more difficult, complex.
So we will need different glasses for finishing it.
Here you can see a model of
the economy Barcelona Pavilion,
designed by me run the ROI in 1929,
where this building is very,
very famous because it is
very representative about minimalism.
So it means that it is complex
about how the space is worked on it.
But at the same time,
the year my tree is simple or three angles,
the surface of the materials are playing.
It is used glass and metals and other novels materials.
So what I want to say is that
this building is very good for learning.
So at the end of the course,
we will be able to design a model like this.
This is our goal, our scope.
Here I have different scenes, e.g.
this one of the entrance here at the swimming pool.
Here looking at the interior.
So the idea is to review all the tools
that we're learning as we model the building.
I hope you liked it and
be ready because on the next episode,
we will start working.
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