Alvaro Siza: Transforming Reality

Alvaro Siza: Transforming Reality

Release date : December 31, 2003
Runtime : 58m
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Director : Michael Blackwood /
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Production companies : Michael Blackwood Productions /
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In Alvaro Siza: Transforming Reality Portugal's renowned architect reviews his work with architectural historian, Kenneth Frampton. While touring his projects Siza discusses his approach to architecture, explaining that it is centered around the idea that setting is integral to design and that a structure should be reinforced by surroundings that both enhance and highlight its potential.
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  • title:Alvaro Siza: Transforming Reality
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2003
  • Runtime:58m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Michael Blackwood /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies: Michael Blackwood Productions ·
  • Overview:In Alvaro Siza: Transforming Reality Portugal's renowned architect reviews his work with architectural historian, Kenneth Frampton. While touring his projects Siza discusses his approach to architecture, explaining that it is centered around the idea that setting is integral to design and that a structure should be reinforced by surroundings that both enhance and highlight its potential.
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