Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa of SANAA discuss their recent works. This lecture is part of the series "A New Innocence: Emerging Trends in Japanese Architecture" sponsored by the Dean's Office and made possible with the support of Harvard University Asia Center.

Comments

1. "Lightness and heaviness is almost the same" .... wow
2. There is no Spanish translation of this video?
3. what do you think about corners?
4. students that ask questions to look smart and not to get smarter by hearing the answeres.
5. Hey Harvard, don't you have any Japanese speaking students on campus? Organized a Japanese translator prior to the lecture maybe?
6. Holy smokes... That introduction was cringe-worthy.
7. Sadly, this is what I expect from Harvard: pretentious, self-absorbed nincompoops who are overly educated.
8. The video quality is very poor, why?
9. 6:25 to skip intro
10. The introduction was horribly long and pretentious. And the questions at the end were horribly formed and incoherent for a native English speaker let alone a Japanese speaker. I expected a lot more from Harvard. However I enjoyed the architecture and the unique and interesting approach Kazoo and Rye take.
11. The introduction was horribly long and pretentious. And the questions at the end were horribly formed and incoherent for a native English speaker let alone a Japanese speaker. I expected a lot more from Harvard. However I enjoyed the architecture and the unique and interesting approach Kazoo and Rye take.
12. What an absolutely horribly pretenttious introduction, so sad.
13. kaziiiiiiuyoooooi Sejayma.
14. that scott cohen chap talks a lot o' fluff.
15. What is Kazuyo's backround/childhood?
16. Ooh... I love them with my architectural heart! So much Openness, Interactive and mind/spiritual Awareness can be experienced through these spaces. You really can see and feel their main aim for their architecture while visiting their projects. And no fancy talks... just straight to the point!!!
17. 19:30 learning center, lausanne