Charlie Rose - Pritzker Prize

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Uploaded by on Jun 6, 2008

Pritzker Prize Winners Jean Nouvel, Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid and Renzo Piano discusss collaboration.

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  • @kevin120857 So they should be restrained to what society *needs* and not what they are able to create? Please read the fountainhead.

  • That is a room full of legends right there...

  • @GenevaSwiss i'm afraid your comment is uglier.

  • @GenevaSwiss the beauty she doesnt have live in her architectural creations :)

  • Architecture is about celebrity now. None of these individuals are particularly interested in the problems of modern civilization like the early twentieth century masters. It's a pity. Considering the problems facing global cities, at a time when architecture is needed the most, architects are more concerned with creating a personal shtick for wealthy art patrons and the next museum addition. Re: Zaha, at least she admits the Pritzker is highly political.

  • God this woman is UGLY.

    She speaks like a fucking low life person: what she knows is "I mean and you know",

  • some these architects no doubt are amazing, but they got the opportunity and built some thing that made them popular... there are amazing architects that are not as famouse as these banch of fucktards but their talents over power these but they are not famous

  • Charlie, wonderful interview but what's up with your socks?

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