Architecture is often seen as something static — a monument, a statement, a symbol of permanence. But for Marina Tabassum, it’s something else entirely: a living response to place, people, and change. In this episode of the Culture Shifts Podcast, I’m joined by Marina Tabassum, architect and educator based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and designer of this year’s 25th Serpentine Pavilion in London. We talk about her distinct approach to building in both the Global South and North. From the lightweigh...
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Architecture is often seen as something static — a monument, a statement, a symbol of permanence. But for Marina Tabassum, it’s something else entirely: a living response to place, people, and change. In this episode of the Culture Shifts Podcast, I’m joined by Marina Tabassum, architect and educator based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and designer of this year’s 25th Serpentine Pavilion in London. We talk about her distinct approach to building in both the Global South and North. From the lightweigh...
Shaping Culture & Sustainability. A chat with cultural entrepreneur Ruggero Pietromarchi
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1 year ago
Shaping Culture & Sustainability. A chat with cultural entrepreneur Ruggero Pietromarchi
In this episode, Ruggero Pietromarchi, the visionary founder of Threes Productions and Terraforma Festival, joins us to discuss his journey in cultural production and the exciting upcoming Terraforma EXO event in Milan. Ruggero delves into the evolution of his company, highlighting the importance of collaboration and sustainability in their projects. He emphasizes that cultural events should go beyond mere entertainment to foster critical thinking and meaningful dialogue. Ruggero also shares ...
Culture Shifts Magazine
Architecture is often seen as something static — a monument, a statement, a symbol of permanence. But for Marina Tabassum, it’s something else entirely: a living response to place, people, and change. In this episode of the Culture Shifts Podcast, I’m joined by Marina Tabassum, architect and educator based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and designer of this year’s 25th Serpentine Pavilion in London. We talk about her distinct approach to building in both the Global South and North. From the lightweigh...
