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Meta Ad Library ID: 2152409532261859
Platforms: Facebook and Instagram
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Niche: Education & Courses

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We’re excited to welcome Peter Pichler, Founder of @peterpichler_architecture , Italy, as our international speaker for Episode 18 of VC Live. An award-winning architect, Peter studied at the University of Applied Arts Vienna under Zaha Hadid and at UCLA, before working with internationally renowned practices including OMA / Rem Koolhaas and Zaha Hadid Architects. In 2015, he founded Peter Pichler Architecture in Milan, where his work has gone on to gain wide international recognition. Known for a strong connection to landscape, materiality, and spatial experience, his projects explore how architecture can respond to context, climate, and memory while remaining boldly contemporary. 📌 Topic: Bringing Back the Past as Another Way of Looking into the Future 📅 Date: 2nd April 2026 ⏰ Time: 6:00 PM IST 📍 Live on Zoom In a world constantly chasing what’s next, how can architecture look back—to history, memory, and tradition—to design a more meaningful future? Join us as Peter shares his perspective. 🔗 Registration link in bio. #VCLive #PeterPichler #ArchitectureDialogue #futureforward

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Bring Back the Past as Another Way of Looking into the Future. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

Known for a strong connection to landscape, materiality, and spatial experience, his projects explore how architecture can respond to context, climate, and memory while remaining boldly contemporary.