Architecture & Anthropocene – Episode 2 – Truth as a practice

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Architecture & Anthropocene – Episode 2 – Truth as a practice

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Oct 9, 2019

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David Plaisant meets with Eyal Weizman, British Israeli architect and founder of Forensic Architecture to discuss the inevitable politicization of his work and how we shouldn’t distinguish between the effects of conflict and natural disasters.

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Oct 9, 2019

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Architecture & Anthropocene – Episode 2 – Truth as a practice

Architecture & Anthropocene – Episode 2 – Truth as a practice

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