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Peter Pichler
The tourism industry thrives on the power of eternal reinvention.
The Alpine region is a good example for this. Since some time, we
observe that architecture can be a fundamental part of a hotel's
formula for success. On both sides of the Alps, an awareness of
building culture has emerged - referring to architectural projects
of high quality with a strong focus on regional identity and
context. After all, how do you combine tradition with future for an
authentic experience? Which recipes and strategies do you have to
use in order to visually and structurally change from one
generation to the next or to make a new start? How do deceleration
and sustainability matter as marketing factors? And what
opportunities result from the current pandemic situation for the
architecture of hospitality and touristic facilities? We talk about
all these questions with Peter Pichler of Peter Pichler
Architecture.
Chris van Dujin
OMA - Office for Metropolitan Architecture - is one of the world's
most exciting offices in the field of architecture and urban
planning. The journey is the reward, perceiving architecture as a
never-ending process of constantly changing conditions and
perspectives. Opposites determine the partly sculptural character
of buildings. They can not only be found on the facades but also in
its interior structures and processes. And because of exactly these
contrasts they have an effect on the surrounding. With the AMO
think tank, moreover, the usual boundaries of architecture are
abandoned. AMO is the research, branding and publication studio of
the architectural practice. It is conceived as the mirror image of
OMA, operating as a think tank within and independently of the
firm. Architecture is therefore considered a lot further, free from
conventions and exploring new possibilities.
In today's podcast episode we take a look behind the scenes and talk about “Transformation - on different scales” with our guest Chris van Duijn from OMA.
In today's podcast episode we take a look behind the scenes and talk about “Transformation - on different scales” with our guest Chris van Duijn from OMA.
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