AD Interviews: Shohei Shigematsu, OMA*AMO NY
A few weeks ago we started conducting a series of video interviews with some of the most promising young architects. In times when “[...] architect may no longer mean architect“, they were asked to talk about key aspects of their role as an architect in modern society, among other topics to discuss about the direction of architecture.
Our first guest is Shohei Shigematsu (1973). He graduated from the Department of Architecture at Kyushu University in 1996, and then went to the Berlage Institute in Amsterdam. He started working at OMA in 1998, becoming an associate in 2004. He´s now the director of OMA*AMO NY, working on projects such as the CCTV Headquartes in Beijing, the design of the Whitney Museum extension in NY, the Millestain Hall at Cornell, the Stock Exchange at Shenzhen, the Torre Bicentenario in Mexico and a mixed use building in Jersey City.
Photos of OMA NY after the break.
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Well done David´s!
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good evening i am planning to go in cuernavaca for renting an appartement i am interior designer ,modernist,and i would like to know if you don’t know a nice place to rent a small nice appartement.and maybe if you think you have interest to meet me ,i will be in cuernavacain the 15 of agust.i am going over there to work,on my project here in canada.so mister it is gonna be a pleasure to meet you in cuernavaca.ps.i am not looking for a job in your place but maybe a collaboration on certain jobs…i really like the style you are working….
[...] the Milstein Hall at Cornell (designed by OMA, project lead by partner Shohei Shigematsu) was getting the finals approval´s by the City of Ithaca, a strong opposition coming from [...]
[...] Shohei Shigematsu / OMA*AMO NY Our first guest is Shohei Shigematsu (1973). He graduated from the Department of Architecture at Kyushu University in 1996, and then went to the Berlage Institute in Amsterdam. He started working at OMA in 1998, becoming an associate in 2004. He´s now the director of OMA*AMO NY, working on projects such as the CCTV Headquartes in Beijing, the design of the Whitney Museum extension in NY, the Millestain Hall at Cornell, the Stock Exchange at Shenzhen, the Torre Bicentenario in Mexico and a mixed use building in Jersey City (read more…) [...]
isnt this interview transfer on text?
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