ArchitectureDesign AnthologyDecember 23, 2020

BI Between 04: in Conversation with WEISS/MANFREDI

ArchitectureDesign AnthologyDecember 23, 2020

Initiated by The Bengal Institute, BI Between is a series of conversations that aims to explore the critical spaces in between architecture, landscape and city. In the fourth video in the series, the institute’s director general Kazi Khaleed Ashraf speaks with Michael Manfredi and Marion Weiss of New York-based multidisciplinary firm WEISS/MANFREDI about their design philosophies, recent works and the urban and landscape considerations to be made for any architecture project

Images / Courtesy of WEISS/MANFREDI

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