AD Interviews: Renzo Piano - Part I

Since first achieving international fame in 1978 with the Centre George Pompidou in Paris, Renzo Piano has become known as a prolific, Italian architect capable of achieving a masterful balance between art, architecture and engineering. His intellectual curiosity and problem-solving techniques have led him to develop a wide-ranging portfolio that successfully merges high technology with humane and comfortable environments.
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[@jewelrybag4557]

As an architect, this man is singularly my favourite architect of all time. He is a master of harmony

[@jaimeherrasti]

Great guy, his focus on architecture resembles my practice

[@jennief2108]

I adore Renzo !

[@kelebogilemotlogelwa1582]

Me too I love him so much 🌹🙏

[@42ramon]

Si

[@Mtrix-uv3lb]

per favore aitume in guadalajara e nel world for private projects and rockefeller projects queen of the world