Uploaded September 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Giorgio Bianchi, one of the most experienced architects from the Renzo Piano Building Workshop, in discussion with Joel Solkoff, a research assistant at the Department of Architectural Engineering at Penn State, USA, campaigner for good access for disabled and elderly in buildings and regular e-architect guest editor.
Giorgio Bianchi is interviewed about his role in executing Renzo Piano's J.P. Morgan Library and Museum Building, New York City, USA - his Creative Vision of the Vault ; how he went about the job of executing Renzo Piano's vision ; his perspective on the role of the executive architect namely Bender Beyer Belle in clearing away the incredible regulatory hurdles ; his views on Building Information Modeling and the use of Revit to create BIM-compliant virtual reality models.
Part 2 of this interview at: youtube.com/watch?v=WG4Bq41KCA0&feature=youtu.be
Giorgio Bianchi, one of the most experienced architects from the Renzo Piano Building Workshop, in discussion with Joel Solkoff, a research assistant at the Department of Architectural Engineering at Penn State, USA, campaigner for good access for disabled and elderly in buildings and regular e-architect guest editor.
Giorgio Bianchi is interviewed about his role in executing Renzo Piano's J.P. Morgan Library and Museum Building, New York City, USA - his Creative Vision of the Vault ; how he went about the job of executing Renzo Piano's vision ; his perspective on the role of the executive architect namely Bender Beyer Belle in clearing away the incredible regulatory hurdles ; his views on Building Information Modeling and the use of Revit to create BIM-compliant virtual reality models.
Part 2 of this interview at: youtube.com/watch?v=WG4Bq41KCA0&feature=youtu.be
