Architectural Influence: Mies, Corbusier, and the Future

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This lecture delves into the influence of architectural masters like Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier, emphasizing the importance of creativity over imitation. It explores the impact of modern schools of architecture and the need to look back to move forward, drawing inspiration from historical architectures in Japan, India, and Renaissance Italy. The discussion also covers the role of critics in raising awareness about the entitlement to quality architecture and the environment.

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