EPISODE · Dec 19, 2018 · 38 MIN
Charles di Piazza
from Design:ED · host Architectural Record
Charles di Piazza sits down to discuss working for Norman Foster as well as David Chipperfield, starting his own practice, and the benefits of having a diverse upbringing
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Charles di Piazza sits down to discuss working for Norman Foster as well as David Chipperfield, starting his own practice, and the benefits of having a diverse upbringing
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