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Jacques Herzog – szwajcarski architekt, współzałożyciel biura Herzog & de Meuron. W 2001 wraz ze swoim wspólnikiem, Pierre'em de Meuron otrzymał Nagrodę Pritzkera, a 20.09.2007 r. prestiżową nagrodę Praemium Imperiale Awardws.

Herzog w 1975 ukończył Konfederacyjną Akademię Techniczną w Zurychu . Następnie pracował u Aldo Rossiego i profesora ETHZ Dolfa Schnebliego, którego asystentem został w 1977. W 1978 założył biuro Herzog & de Meuron. Herzog wykładał gościnnie na Cornell University w Ithace , na Harvardzie i Tulane University w Nowym Orleanie . Wikipedia  

✵ 19. Kwiecień 1950
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Jacques Herzog: 6 cytatów0 Polubień

Jacques Herzog: Cytaty po angielsku

“Will the world enter a new phase of isolation, nationalization, ideologization? As a paradoxical counterplay to the onset of globalization? That would require new architecture or author architecture to degenerate into a kind of "parallel architecture," which it already is to a certain extent today.”

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Jacques Herzog

places.designobserver.com http://places.designobserver.com/feature/an-interview-with-jacques-herzog/32118/.

“The world is changing dramatically and architecture, and especially cities, need to move with these changes. What can we do to help as architects? Architecture as a way of thinking — as the title of our first exhibition in 1989 suggested — is more relevant than ever.”

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Jacques Herzog

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“A city’s architecture is always a bit like a constructed, psychological version of its people.”

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“In Switzerland, there’s now this semi-urbanism; architecture that’s neither good nor bad, neither urban nor rural, and yet well-connected to the public transport network; where there’s always something green, but never lush or a lot; where there’s always a bit of water in the form of a river, stream or a lake. As long as most people can live like that and it doesn’t suddenly become too dense and packed in the districts, and in the trams and suburban trains, it’s impossible to change it.”

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Jacques Herzog

places.designobserver.com http://places.designobserver.com/feature/an-interview-with-jacques-herzog/32118/.

“We’re still growing — slowly — but we’ve got a better handle on it now. We could take on even more projects, but we want to remain very selective. Switzerland is still a country that has good conditions for architects compared to most other countries we’re involved with — both in quality and quantity. Here, architects are even closer to the client and realization.”

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Jacques Herzog

places.designobserver.com http://places.designobserver.com/feature/an-interview-with-jacques-herzog/32118/.

“Architecture and psychology suddenly become very close.”

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