Another introduction to a previously unknown building. Thanks.

Churchill house- My Dad worked there on a short term secondment back in the '70s. We had one car, so Mum had to pick him up after work probably for Friday late night shopping in Civic, although he did often ride his bike from deepest darkest Belconnen. I've only been in there once to sign a contract for work when we were employing a contractor. Thanks for sharing these old brutalist buildings in a better light, it's really opened my eyes to them.

I do love that formed concrete, but I feel like grabbing a rough scrubbing brush and giving it all a good vigorous clean. That darkened debris left over by trees and southern light that moisture attracts reminds me of plaque on a good set of teeth.

Loving these videos of Canberra for 2 reasons. The b rolls are next level and I’m feeling so inspired. Second I have never learnt so much about Canberra. Thank you as usual for your awesome videos! 🙌🙌🙌

As someone who is just entering the architectural game I really appreciate you guys putting all of this material out there for free. Love the banter between you two, especially when its surrounded by special instances of architecture. Cheers from Canada, keep it up!

50 Years on and buildings such as this still invoke in me an excitement and anticipation in the possibilities of the future, creating the space and platform for this future to unfold.

Nice one. And a great building to visit. Can't wait til I get to Australia 🌏. Appreciate the creative shots. Like camera on the windshield wiper.

Love the Vloggish style intro! editing is superb and those brolls are just so well done. The building itself is amazing too with so much attention to details. lowkey thought there would be a part of andrew just saying "are we there yet" lol

Now I'm very curious about the light inside this building:)

Haven't finished watching but me likey the first few minutes 🙌

Super good editing this video!

Great video! I love the excitement. I'm going to have to go explore the building myself. Hope to see you guys in Canberra again soon!

Great editing Kevin, love the change and a great walk-through too. I love the way that the details described inform people about the unique qualities of these 'boring, brutalist buildings' as I have heard them described more often that I would like.

I'm so glad to see this building coming back to life, it's one of my favourite buildings on Northbourne and it's looked so lonely for a few years now.

As always, thanks a lot

Wonderful editing Kev. Great work!

Hey, good work! The introductory part looks different, it´s like a movie! I loved it. And the building is indeed awesome. Seems like Robin Boyd is such an interesting architect. Walsh House is amazing and this Churchill House (which is not a house, thanks Kevin for clarifying this to me) is such an interesting piece, full of amazing details. As always, thanks for the ride!

Excellent video as always! A wonderful piece of Canberra architecture you guys should do an episode on is the Cumming's design Bus Shelters

"Handcrafted building" right down to the cast bike parking wow. Another stellar building, thanks guys!

You guys gotta check out Callam Offices! A John Andrews special!

Thanks, again Kevin and Andrew for the depth in this video. Would you both be able to do a short segment, perhaps even within one of your episodes, on the purpose of architecture? It seems evident in terms of improving human experience, but I wonder if that is the best way to articulate it? Although it could be argued that I'm missing something, or even that this is not the best way to frame that question. I wonder what you both think.

thankyou- thats great.

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I too prefer the back door

What a shame you didn't reach out to the owners of this building. My husband would have happily shown you around inside and explained why the building was never dit for purpose.

ITALIAN concreters had to much vino for smoko timber boards don't line up and some are vertical :) yes is a lost art and now we have modern forms and props and speed