Barozzi Veiga's guest appearances

Barozzi Veiga

Royal Academy of Arts

GSAPP Conversations

Johnston Marklee

Andrés Jaque

David Shrigley

David Benjamin

Paul Smith

Sebastian Faulks

Michael Palin

Elif Shafak

Stephen Fry

Michael Morpurgo

David Hockney

Rowan Williams

Mark Wigley

Amelyn Ng

Annabelle Selldorf

OwlTail

Hear from celebrated Spanish-Italian architects Barozzi Veiga as they discuss some of their recent projects. Known for its sophisticated, sensitive approach and spatial quietude, the practice has won numerous national and international competitions. In 2015, they were shortlisted for the project to redevelop King’s College’s Strand site in London.

International Architects Series: Barozzi Veiga

Ayesha Ghosh

Fabrizio Barozzi

Third-year M.Arch student Ayesha Ghosh speaks with Fabrizio Barozzi, who co-founded Barozzi Veiga with Alberto Veiga in 2004. The Barcelona-based practice has won numerous competitions and their work has won awards throughout Europe. In this conversation, which took place on the occasion of his lecture at Columbia GSAPP on April 12, 2017, Barozzi describes his process and obsessions – including the role of research and his engagement with history, using this research to construct a narrative for the building, and the qualities he hopes to embed in his work.“How to find your own voice, starting from a different environment, or a different context … maybe this is one of my obsessions.”–Fabrizio Barozzi

Third-year M.Arch student Ayesha Ghosh speaks with Fabrizio Barozzi, who co-founded Barozzi Veiga with Alberto Veiga in 2004. The Barcelona-based practice has won numerous competitions and their work has won awards throughout Europe. In this conversation, which took place on the occasion of his lecture at Columbia GSAPP on April 12, 2017, Barozzi describes his process and obsessions – including the role of research and his engagement with history, using this research to construct a narrative for the building, and the qualities he hopes to embed in his work.<br>“How to find your own voice, starting from a different environment, or a different context … maybe this is one of my obsessions.”<br>–Fabrizio Barozzi

Fabrizio Barozzi of Barozzi Veiga in Conversation with Ayesha Ghosh