DISECTANDO EL TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA: UNA CONVERSACIÓN QUE NUNCA OCURRIÓ
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El presente trabajo articula una conversacion entre Pier Vittorio Aureli y Bernard Tschumi, basada en las entrevistas realizadas por Ernesto Silva para la investigacion Dissecting the Architecture Studio. Si bien el proposito original del conjunto predefinido de preguntas era discutir diversas aproximaciones pedagogi- cas, este tete-a-tete yuxtapone las visiones de ambos acerca de las instituciones, los estudiantes, la docen- cia, la oficina y la disciplina arquitectonica, poniendo en evidencia aquello que subyace en sus practicas academicas y profesionales.
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This piece articulates a conversation between Pier Vittorio Aureli and Bernard Tschumi, based on the interviews conducted by Ernesto Silva for the research 'Dissecting the Architecture Studio'. Even though the original purpose of the fixed set of questions was to discuss different pedagogical approaches, this tete-a-tete juxtaposes their views on institutions, students, teaching, office, and the architecture discipline, putting forward what lies beneath the academic and professional practices of both architects.
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