VENTURI SCOTT BROWN.(Robert Venturi)(Denise Scott Brown)(Interview)

From: Interview | Date: July 1, 2001 | Copyright information

TALKING TO TWO OF THE MOST VISIONARY ARCHITECTS OF OUR TIME

DENISE SCOTT BROWN: Hello? Can you hear us?

SANDY BRANT: Denise! Hi! It's Sandy. how are you?

DSB: Fine, Sandy. How are you?

SB: Very well, thank you.

ROBERT VENTURI: Hello Sandy, it's Bob. It's lovely to talk to you.

SB: Oh, great to speak with you, too. Interview's editor, Ingrid Sischy, is on the line as well. Anyway, it's been a really long time. It's ...

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