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Nishizawa House

Pritzker Architecture Prize Winners • Documentary, Special Interest, 21-Apr-2001

Project: Nishizawa House
Location: Los Vilos, Chile
Architects: Office of Ryue Nishizawa

Tags
Architecture, Design, Landscape
Cast
Emilio Marin Himself
Mathias Klotz Himself
Ryue Nishizawa Himself
Mauricio Leniz Himself
Crew
Mario Novas director
Katerina Kliwadenko director
Katerina Kliwadenko writer
Mario Novas editor
Edgar Torres other
Claudi Dosta music
Dustin Clare executive producer

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