Renzo Piano: The genius behind some of the world's most famous buildings
렌초 피아노(Renzo Piano): 세계에서 가장 유명한 건축물 이면에 숨겨진 천재성
Renzo Piano is a builder of shelters for human beings. And communities. Full bio
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funny kind of art.
between art and science.
건축이 이루어집니다.
is also amazing.
at 10 o’clock in the morning,
need to be a builder.
건설자로 변해야 합니다.
is the art of making buildings.
만들어내는 예술이니까요.
shelter for human beings.
만드는 예술입니다.
we completed a few years ago.
the top piece of the tower.
the force of gravity,
we got more than 1,400 people,
It's a miracle.
places, is a miracle.
삶에서 체험하는 모험이요.
잠수부가 되기도 하죠.
East Berlin to West Berlin,
만들었습니다.
almost 5,000 people.
거의 5000명이 참여했습니다.
Japanese ones.
일본인이죠.
a sense of cooperation.
가장 좋은 방법입니다.
why architecture is amazing.
이유 중 하나입니다.
that is maybe even more amazing.
to swallow by people.
받아들이는 건 어렵습니다.
of those changes.
거울이 되어줍니다.
of those changes.
표현해내는 겁니다.
and architecture is adventure.
Georges Pompidou in Paris,
landing in the middle of Paris.
우주선처럼 보였습니다.
in adventure, Richard Rogers,
우리는 모험을 했습니다.
a few years after May '68.
몇년 되지 않았을 때였죠.
반란 그 자체였죠.
should not be intimidating.
출발했습니다.
a cultural place.
만들 수 있습니다.
of a cultural attitude.
호기심에 있습니다.
you can see that piazza.
of urban life.
so many other places for people.
위한 장소를 만들기 시작하죠.
designed by the sound, you can see.
디자인 되었습니다.
you need to make an island,
때로는 섬을 만들기도 합니다.
1.6km가 넘습니다.
landing on the ground.
글라이더처럼 보입니다.
Academy of Sciences.
that use the humidity of the air,
from the water table.
식물이 자라도록 했습니다.
to measure, of course,
the Niarchos Foundation.
a Platinum LEED building.
the sun's energy with that roof.
집열하는 구조입니다.
a place for people is good.
만드는 것은 좋습니다.
making museums is good,
모두 좋은 일이죠.
that's open, accessible.
접근성 좋은 공간을 만들고
for a better world, for sure.
만들기도 합니다.
amazing, even more.
to need and necessity,
dreams, aspirations.
열망, 꿈, 갈망이요.
of the people living in that hut.
정체성을 이야기하고 있죠.
of telling stories.
building in Western Europe.
in the air, to breathe fresh air.
상공에 솟아 있습니다.
that is never the same.
똑같은 법이 없어요.
건물 전체가 붉은색을 띕니다.
that is difficult to explain.
you have the Menil Collection,
essential materials in architecture.
없을 것입니다.
that goes up to there.
올라가야 합니다.
the sense of transparency.
the Magic Lantern in Japan,
is a monastery in the forest.
with the silence and the forest.
have something in common:
for desire, for dreams.
to show you this picture.
이유가 딱히 있는 건 아니에요.
I love sailing, for sure.
매우 좋아합니다.
designing sailing boats.
디자인하는 것도 좋아하죠.
is associated with slowness.
보트타기가 느림과 연결되어 있어서에요.
that this picture says.
또 하나 있습니다.
I can do about that.
아름다움을 사랑합니다.
I want to take you sailing here,
보트를 타고 여러분을
actually flirt with the wind,
they have a voice, those buildings.
because it's about beauty.
to catch it, it flies away.
날아가버리죠.
시시한 생각이 아닙니다.
"belleza"입니다.
"kalos"이고요.
that means "beautiful and good."
"beautiful and good"이 됩니다.
"beautiful" just means "beautiful."
"beautiful"이 "미"만 뜻하는 경우는 없죠.
눈에 보이지 않는 것이
only to art or nature.
해당되는 얘기가 아닙니다.
human curiosity, solidarity --
연대에도 적용됩니다.
하는 이유이기도 하겠죠.
that can change people
in their eyes.
that can change the world.
will save the world.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Renzo Piano - ArchitectRenzo Piano is a builder of shelters for human beings. And communities.
Why you should listen
Renzo Piano is an architect and legend. Playing with transparency, light and curves while creating buildings with utility and permanence, he's the mind behind the Shard in London, the new Whitney Museum at Gansevoort in New York and the Kansai International Airport Terminal in Osaka, Japan, and he co-created the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
As he writes: "Since I was a child looking at the shiploads suspended over the harbor of my hometown, Genoa, I dreamt about fighting against gravity. And this is what I tried to accomplish in all these years of work: making buildings (one of the heaviest things you can make) that float above grounds. I also like to create buildings that could be shelter for human beings: good places for people to meet and share experiences. This is also the way cities become more beautiful cities, and this is why it is so important to me. In my job you need to be different things at a time: a builder in the morning, a poet at lunchtime and a humanist in the afternoon. It is one of the oldest and most adventurous things you can do. I can't think of a better way to spend my time every day."
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