Marina Tabassum Architects - Ausstellungsfilm - Exhibition Tour Film

Die aus Bangladesch stammende Marina Tabassum gehört mit ihrem forschenden Ansatz zu einer der spannendsten zeitgenössischen Positionen in der Architektur. Für ihr überaus vielfältiges Werk arbeitet sie eng mit Studierenden, als auch mit der lokalen Gemeinschaft zusammen immer mit dem Ziel, Gebäude im Einklang mit der Geschichte, dem Klima und der Kultur des Ganges-Deltas zu entwerfen. Auch Materialität und Atmosphäre spielen unter anderem für spirituelle Qualitäten eine wichtige Rolle, wie in
der Bait Ur Rouf-Moschee, einer Gebetshalle aus Backstein und Licht, für die sie 2016 den international anerkannten Aga Khan Award gewann. Die Ausstellung im Architekturmuseum der TUM präsentiert verschiedene öffentliche und private Bauprojekte, die sie seit 1995 zunächst mit dem
Architekturbüro Urbana und seit 2005 mit ihrem eigenen Büro umgesetzt hat.
Inhalt des Films:
00:00 - Einführung
00:24 - Marina Tabassum - Kuratorisches Statement
00:46 - Prof. Dr. Andres Lepik über Marina Tabassum
01:51 - Vera Simone Bader (Kuratorin) - Raum 1 - 2
02:55 - Farrokh Derkashshani (Director of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture)
03:31 - Vera Simone Bader (Kuratorin) - Raum 3
04:03 - Marina Tabassum - Rundgang durch Ausstellung
16:32 - Marina Tabassum und Cristina Steingräber - Katalog
17:20 - Abspann
Coming from Bangladesh, Marina Tabassum's exploratory approach makes her one of the most exciting contemporary positions in architecture. For her extremely diverse oeuvre, she works closely with students as well as with the local community always with the aim of designing buildings in harmony with the history, climate and culture of the Ganges Delta. Materiality and atmosphere for spiritual qualities also play an important role, as in the Bait Ur Rouf Mosque, a prayer hall made of brick and light, for which she won the internationally recognized Aga Khan Award in 2016. The planned exhibition at the TUM Museum of Architecture will present various public and private building projects that she has implemented since 1995, first with the architectural office Urbana and since 2005 with her own firm.
Content of the Film:
00:00 - Introduction
00:24 - Marina Tabassum (Architect and Curator) - Curatorial Statement
00:46 - Prof. Dr. Andres Lepik talking about Marina Tabassum
01:51 - Vera Simone Bader (Curator) - Room 1 - 2
02:55 - Farrokh Derkashshani (Director of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture)
03:31 - Vera Simone Bader (Curator) - Room 3
04:03 - Marina Tabassum (Architect and Curator) - Guided tour through exhibition
16:32 - Marina Tabassum and Cristina Steingräber - Catalogue
17:20 - Credits

[@ghulam8380]

You are greate and proude of Bangladesh. Thanks

[@aniketsharma3177]

Louis Kahn's architecture impacting architects till date in Bangladesh Wow 👌

[@spghose2437]

Wow! Great...Such a legend of Bangladesh!

[@nchowdhury7602]

Amazing architecture, unique and simple

[@user-eg5xb6ss4u]

Jealousy has crept into some commentators. If they are so competent why not show their work.Tabassum is an innovator and a brilliant architect with her ground breaking works.

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❤❤❤❤👍

[@kayki8421]

Most over rated architect.
So far she has done a mosque 🕌 design what can be discussed
all other are highlighted for her PR with media.

[@rowen1721]

💦 "promosm"

[@kayki8421]

Most over rated architect of Bangladesh. Her work is no standard then the works of other architects of Bangladesh. I can provide hundreds of projects and architect they have 100 times better architecture.
She is a woman and can talk with foreigners. That is the only quality she got to have such exposure.