Charlie Rose

Guests: Rafael Vinoly RSS

2003:

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   A conversation with architect Rafael Vinoly

   with Rafael Vinoly on Dec 22, 2003

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   13 min

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   A conversation with Rafael Vinoly about the 9/11 memorial...

   with Rafael Vinoly on Feb 11, 2003

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   21 min

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2002:

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   An architect panel discussion on the rebuilding of Ground...

   with Frederic Schwartz, Herbert Muschamp, Peter Eisenman and more on Sep 13, 2002

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   20 min

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1997:

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   An interview with architect Rafael Vinoly

   with Rafael Vinoly on Feb 21, 1997

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   15 min

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Rafael Viñoly is a world-famous architect.

In 1964, he formed the Estudio de Arquitectura with six associates. This practice would eventually become one of the largest architectural practices in South America, completing many significant commissions in a very short time.

In 1978, Viñoly and his family relocated to the United States. For a brief period he served as a guest lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, settling permanently in New York City in 1979.

He founded the firm Rafael Viñoly Architects PC in 1982. His first major New York project was the John Jay College of Criminal justice, which was completed in 1988. In 1989, he won an international competition to design the Tokyo International Forum. Completed in 1996, many people consider this building to be the most important cultural complex in Japan. His firm’s design was one of the finalists in the World Trade Center design competition ultimately won by Daniel Libeskind.

Rafael Viñoly is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, an International Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects, and a member of the Japan Institute of Architects as well as the Sociedad Central de Arquitectos.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafael_Vinoly