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Nathaniel Kahn: My father, my architect

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http://www.ted.com Nathaniel Kahn shares clips from his documentary "My Architect," about his quest to understand his father, the legendary architect Louis Kahn. It's a film with meaning to anyone who seeks to understand the relationship between art and love.

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  • I totally agree. The emotion the last speaker has is alone video worthy

  • There is an unusual amount of negative commentary on this video, and to those people I would say; you're missing the point.

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  • As architects it is our duty to touch peoples lives. To make them love where they are and what they have. That is the beauty of architecture and that is the task given to us. I'm still a student and it will be my job to make this happen.

  • If you have something negative to say about this, go watch Lady Gaga or read a comic book. It's more in your league.

  • @foodforchew dull ? are you kiding. This is not about entertaining the mind. It is about touching the soul. How can so much beauty, so much heartfelt gratitude be dull ?

  • @GreasedMunky I agree. The depth of love and gratitude shown by the speaker is incredibly moving. I highly recommend the movie.

  • Nathaniel Kahn, Your father did for us special thing.we will remember him forever. god bless you !!

  • @claudelebel55 He's a Bangladeshi Architect & Professor

  • I am from Bangladesh, it really is an exquisite building. We are proud to have it and we thank him for it. A shame that the people within do not match the grace of the exterior.

  • Nathaniel if you are reading this....a big thank you... thanks for sharing your story. I have visited Dhaka, Bangladesh and seen this extrodinary building.

  • a very moving tribute by the Indian architect - so much gratitude - a rare gift

  • a great building but this clip is dreadfully dull.

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