David Chipperfield wins 2023 Pritzker Prize
David Chipperfield, one of the world’s most influential architects, has long been considered a possible winner. At almost seventy, he will receive the 52nd Pritzker Prize.
Chat ‘n Chill 2022 is ready to start. In this second edition our host Ivan Parati, lecturer in design at Ajman University and compasses magazine associate editor for the Middle East, will interview three of the most innovative designers about the state of the art and the key topics of today’s Emirates scenario and a very special guest.
The special guest of this second edition will be Katie McBride the Event Director of Index 2022.
Our II edition guests:
– Katie McBride, Event Director of Index
– Firas Alsahin, Co-founder and design director of 4SPACE
– Riccardo Robustini, Co-founder and director at UNICA Architects
– Kurt Hanzlick, Resident Manager at B+H Architects
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I edition guests:
Dean Pallavi, Founder and Creative Director of Roar
Hilda Impey, Creative Director and Founder at Hilda Impey studio
Marianna Piccolo, CEO & Founder of MY PICK ONE
Khawla Albalooshi, freelance Interior designer
David Chipperfield, one of the world’s most influential architects, has long been considered a possible winner. At almost seventy, he will receive the 52nd Pritzker Prize.
Toyohito Ikeda – the local governor of Takamatsu, in Japan – has announced the demolition of the “Kagawa Prefectural Gymnasium”, a famous piece of architecture by Kenzo Tange, the 1987 Pritzker Prize-winning architect.
The iconic La Rinascente building in Rome’s Piazza Fiume recently reopened after an architectural intervention signed by Milan-based studio 2050+
