Alvaro Siza：Hidden in Architecture

Álvaro Siza, 86 years old, is a true master figurein architecture, and the “idol” of many young architects. This episode of program is recorded in Porto, Portugal, hometown of Siza. The intersection of personage interviews and architectural scenes interpret the famous works of Siza and the unique theory of the great architect.

[@lettyserujo4796]

As an architecture student this was so inspiring to watch. Siza's work is breathtaking and timeless.

[@tanyaleef5138]

What an Amazing church what an incredible space to contemplate, a musician in his heart

[@Zat0shi]

As time ticks on, I find my self wondering about the thoughts and processes architects have when designing a project. This was a great interview to watch and well made to the film maker.

[@tharko00]

he is a poet of simplify.

[@danielpineda6053]

This video is awe-inspiring and of course Siza is definitely one of the greatest masters of architecture. Thank you very much for this piece of art!

[@omanuelsa]

Siza is a master. Thank you for the video.

[@alexcouri_arquiteto]

Very precious video, thanks from Brazil!

[@jiaxinzhao5269]

刚刚发现这个channel，很好的采访，希望有更多的内容~~加油

[@gillianjein]

A sensitive piece of filmmaking and a wonderful interview. Thank you

[@user-nr5ky9fv2g]

Thanks

[@ibrahimhoucinechaib8830]

Great video about one of the greatest architects, THNKS A LOT !

[@user-nr5ky9fv2g]

Thank you for your support

[@eastudio-K]

I suspect when Frank Lloyd Wright was speaking of "windows", he meant the cultural idea of a window, but off course spaces are open and have openings connecting to the horizon / landscape, to Franks defense! haha

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

what cultural idea are you speaking of? Care to elaborate?

[@eastudio-K]

a "window" can sometimes be a hole in the wall, which I think Frank Lloyd wright had a problem with, a properly placed "opening" is essential off course. I had to watch video again, I think Siza and Wright might be saying the same thing in a different way. Siza one of my favorite architects btw

[@zhidneseabbygwynethbriones9941]

why most of his works are concrete white?

[@lois3356]

they are not in fact.

[@goncalodias6402]

because hes boring.