A monumental parliamentary complex designed by Louis Kahn in Bangladesh spans over 1.5 million square feet, reflecting the nation's architectural ambitions.
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A monumental parliamentary complex designed by Louis Kahn in Bangladesh spans over 1.5 million square feet, reflecting the nation's architectural ambitions.
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Sundaram Tagore visits the monumental parliamentary complex designed by Louis Kahn in Bangladesh, a project initiated during a time of national turmoil. The film details Kahn's architectural innovations and their cultural significance within a war-torn context. Through interviews and on-site explorations, Tagore reveals how Kahn's vision has shaped the built environment and influenced the people of Bangladesh. The documentary presents a narrative of art and architecture intertwined with the country's history.
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- See Louis Kahn's architectural impact in Bangladesh.
- Meet the people influenced by Kahn's vision.
- Find out about Kahn's work in a war-torn nation.
Did You Know
- Louis Kahn designed a monumental parliamentary complex in Bangladesh.
- The documentary is directed by Sundaram Tagore, an art historian and filmmaker.
- The film has a duration of 107 minutes.
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Who directed 'Louis Kahn's Tiger City'?
Sundaram Tagore directed 'Louis Kahn's Tiger City'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Louis Kahn's Tiger City'?
The duration of the documentary is 107 minutes.
In which country did Louis Kahn design a parliamentary complex?
Louis Kahn designed a parliamentary complex in Bangladesh.
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