Biography:
“Michael Nguyen is a photographic poet whose lens is trained on the small and ordinary, but through his subjective perspective, he transforms them into something extraordinary, imbuing them with a new soul. His photography is a masterful...
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Focus:Fine Art, Architecture, Documentary, Photography, Art
Geneva’s ITU building showcases a geometric pattern of form and function, reflecting its role in connecting the world through telecommunications. Facade of the office building of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in Geneva is a specialized agency of the United Nations and the only international organization established under international law that deals officially and worldwide with technical aspects of telecommunications. The facade is a tapestry of technological elegance. The office building, set against the backdrop of its significant role within the United Nations, displays a facade that is both methodical and modern. Each segment, with its combination of opaque and transparent elements, hints at the organization’s commitment to open communication channels and structured dialogue. The structure stands as a metaphor for the ITU’s mission - facilitating global connection through clear, well-defined channels of telecommunications. 57 meters high, 15 floors. Architect André Bordigoni. First stone 1970