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Meeting with Rodo Tisnado, the Man Who Built the House of European Democracy
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The Taurillon met Rodo Tisnado, a Peruvian architect born in 1940 and associate of Architecture-Studio since 1976. Among other things, he was owed the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris and, above all, the huge building of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, inaugurated in 1999. A labyrinthic building with the appearance of palaces, so large that it would be necessary to travel about 14 kilometres to explore each corner. A place both functional…
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