Tectonic paradigms and digesting architecture in the 21st century | Michael Guttilla | TEDxYouth@NIS

Intro reel music: Ming Fong*
Intro reel animation: Mayvelyn*
Video production: Winston*, Roy*
Audio production: Luigi*
Editing: Luiz Mello
* students at NIS
Michael began studying architecture at age 17, at Blair Academy. At the University of Pittsburgh, Michael designed solar panel arrays while pursuing a degree in Architectural Studies. In the summer of 2018, Michael won the ECCE Summer Scholarship to study and work in Prague, Czech Republic. His decision to come to China was fueled by a desire to rekindle a High School passion for the Chinese language and to explore the architectural wonders of this side of the world. Michael began studying architecture at age 17, at Blair Academy. At the University of Pittsburgh, Michael designed solar panel arrays while pursuing a degree in Architectural Studies. In the summer of 2018, Michael won the ECCE Summer Scholarship to study and work in Prague, Czech Republic. His decision to come to China was fueled by a desire to rekindle a High School passion for the Chinese language and to explore the architectural wonders of this side of the world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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That's Awesome Guttilla. We miss you here in the burgh!

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That 12 minutes went by way faster than I thought it would. Very interesting about the history of architecture and how it applies in today’s world.

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This has really helped me understand a bit more about Tectonic Architecture - thanks a lot

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