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True, we are suffering, Allah bless🙏🙏

Wonderful. Thought provoking deliberations by Mozhan He us indeed a great visionary architect

Mashallah proud of yoi sir

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Absolutely loved the interview!! The questions were amazing and he answered them in so depth and with so much passion. MashaAllah.<3 Idk why this channel is so underrated

Wow Proper insight We are all in a trance

I disagree that the globalist enterprise produces the highest quality products. Instead, it prioritizes mass production and floods the market with inexpensive goods, undermining indigenous arts and crafts, family-owned businesses, and economic stability. Furthermore, it contributes to the destruction of these smaller entities through sanctions, wars, and ignorence.

sir hamari universeties traditional architect sikhate he nhi ha but mughy isay sekhny ka shoq ha ma chata hon ka hum apni tradition ko save karen to kia karon

ماشاءاللہ Great man

The legend of architecture

Masha Allah Great Interview and great efforts

Do you design for common people🥹 If not, then plz do it so that the real architecture revive ,which is lost somewhere by copying others, and is not suitable for our needs

One of my fondest memories as a child in Karachi was visiting Zameer Dada’s home and enjoying the space he had created. It was a child’s dream hide and seek space filled with beautiful design and water ponds and structures. That 5 year old girl never knew how much his designs would be a big memory of him.

Nice video, but BG music was sometimes annoying. Should have been a consistent bg music instead of popping here and there after every dialogue.

My thanks to all who contributed to this documentary . Murtuza Shikoh, EDITOR ARCHITIMES, who persisted and worked hard to achieve this feat . My husband , S M Ali Asmir, CEO SEM ENGINEERS, whose insight into life of ZMR was very apt. Shah Monis Ahmed , Architect , whose love and admiration for Rizki showed in his words . Thanks to sponsors whose contribution made it possible to achieve this documentary .

Nice and informative documentary

Sheema, Aamir ,Murtaza Shikoh and his team deserve all the praises and credit for making such a wonderful documentary about my mentor Iconic architect of Pakistan Zameer Mirza Rizki . The documentary masterfully explores the life and his work , providing an in-depth look at his ground breaking designs and innovative approach to modern architecture,he is the pioneer who laid the foundation of modern architecture in pakistan . Through captivating interviews, rich archival footage, and breathtaking visuals of his iconic structures, the film beautifully captures the essence of his creative genius and enduring legacy. It delivers a compelling narrative that not only highlights the Rizki sahab's remarkable professional achievements but also delves into his personal journey and the challenges he overcame in revolutionizing the field. This documentary is a must-watch for architecture enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by the intersection of art and functionality in building design.

what a great person , thanks for making this documentary though

It would be great if you shed light on how Steel Town Karachi was built in the 70's. There is no info about this project for the public. Thank you.

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music is so classic and harmonious.

GREAT.......... (Green Heritage Lahore )

786 Excellent description on American University of Qairo Egypt .Great area shows the best design Specially the courtyards ,beautifull building . Give the informations about Educational Institute .

Thank you very much about your comment dear architect Hafeez Habibi

Very valuable comment on the state of industry

I recommend all contemporary architects to carefully listen to the design philosophy based on which Mozhan designed Koc University. This will also help architects to understand the great idea that was behind development of Agha Khan University Hospital Karachi Certainly a Fantastic and radically different approach towards architecture where he regarded the human aspirations and scale as dominant element of planning where he created human spaces and let the functions appropriately find way giving regard to the human element which can neither be liberated from his past nor be ignorant of future technology and cultural changes Architect Hafeez Habibi

Thank you very much for your kind comment Mr. Soheilrazavi

Thank you very much for your kind comment dear Mr. Soheilrazavi.

Thanks Mukhtar Sahib Your words are important to me

Well spoken, and engaging discourse.

Dear Mozhan Thanks a lot for your kind words

Great presentation dear Mr. Hafeez Habibi

Murtaza, I just finished watching this interview with Mozhan Khadem. Congratulations, it is a great interview and we learnt so much about how the development of AKUH came about. He’s a great designer and philosopher. When he started with his design philosophy and talked Rumi and Attar, I knew he was my kind of designer. This is the philosophy that I was also trying to instill in my designs when I was working in Karachi, if you remember. But people were not ready at that time. AKUH happened only because the force behind it was the Ağa Khan. Kudos again and tell Mr Khadem he’s got an admirer in me.

Excellent Conversely we are obsessed in destroying our cities for gain of a few pennies.

Respected sir, will you explain about appropriate fee, because now a days every person is showing himself a suitable architect. But at the end he doesn’t know even the ABC of architecture. Actually people are reluctant to visit high level architects like you due to high fee. May be I m wrong but please guide us

Just jaw-dropping awesome, brilliant. Well done, Pakistan pavilion. Everything did so beautifully, and emmaculat ❤

Kamil sb the great ❤

He is a good architect yet an arrogant person

TRUE

GREAT

Khusro Assalamualaekum Kaese haen aap? Aliya Subhani aur Sarwat Iqbal kaesi haen? Mere salam kahiyye [ Syed Abdul Hadi]

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Fazlur Rehman Khan of SOM initially from KDA in Karachi and he left.dejected for USA in the time of FM Ayub Khan & Mehdi Ali Mirza , Father of Pakistani Architecture who was senior architect in Pak PWD and was First Principal of Govt School of Architecture , Karachi and next came MA Ahed from JJ School of Art and Architecture , Bombay who became it's Second Principal ! Both these gentlemen were from Hyderabad Deccan , India !

My elder brother was a full bright scholar who had gone to Cornell University in Ithaca , New York , USA and did MS ( Structure ) and came back to Karachi in 1960 who had earlier got admitted in Government School of Architecture , Karachi where Mehdi Ali Mirza was the Principal of this School but he left this School as he was selected to go as a Full Bright Scholar at Cornell University , New York , USA who had asked me to join GSA , Karachi in the year 1961 and I became an architect from this School after acquiring a Diploma in Architecture in the year 1969 and then became member of PCATP and IAP and while in USA I became member of AIA and ICBO and lateron became member of CHIC ( MIT-USA) & lateron Joined KBCA in Karachi and became Head of National Heritage Cell , KDA and also worked on the Development Plan of Karachi under the UNDP , UNCHS ( Habitat ) , NESPAK , the KDA etc etc , and my CV is quite long !

Of course

what a great time to tell us this, after studying for 5 years ,now i am seeing this 🙂

I agree partially but sir before calling young architects a "disappointment" why don't you have look on educational system architecture students are studying in. What kind of instructors are there, What kind of bias teaching systems we have with bunch of demotivating individuals playing the role of a "teacher". No doubt research is most important when it comes to architecture design but young students tend to find shortcuts because of the toxic environment they are studying in. Nobody talks about it , I don't know why and what they fear. But, as I graduated 3 years back I can tell you from my experience, I have been demotivated several times to the point I was close to quiting, suffered from anxiety for 2 years straight my grades went really really down but I stayed put only because architecture was my passion. Ended up getting distinction in my thesis project. No doubt there are some exceptions e.g good teachers and people who help a student grow. Sir, why don't you look from a different perspective? I mean, I could say the same for the educational system and methods of this country. That's what real "disappointment" is. You see, every generation is different and unique from the previous one. why don't anyone question the teaching system and environment, which by the way is more like political environment to be honest. It's not always the fault of a student, could be other way around. If people around these students, rather than telling them they are "disappointment" starts saying "we believe in you ", you can do it, just do the hard work, give it your all, relax, research and start producing some ideas," guide them like a mentor. I can assure you, they will do wonders!!!

Wokism is ANTI question, thus the students of today.

786 e cellent t analysis with loving advice to young architect the passion and dedication .