Herzog & de Meuron: Discover the Architects and Their Iconic Buildings

Discover Herzog & de Meuron through six remarkable buildings in this architecture documentary. From Tate Modern in London to the Bird’s Nest stadium in Beijing, explore how the Basel-based practice connects materials, place, and public life. Follow Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron’s architectural approach through Dominus Winery, Tate Modern, Prada Aoyama, Beijing National Stadium, the Elbphilharmonie, and Arena do Morro. Stone, glass, steel, and the reuse of existing buildings reveal different ways of shaping space and bringing people together. This is the first episode of Architecture Around the World, an ArchiChronicle series exploring architecture studios, their ideas, and their major works. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introducing Herzog & de Meuron 00:41 The practice — Basel and collaboration 01:42 Dominus Winery — stone and light 03:14 Tate Modern — transforming an existing building 04:58 Prada Aoyama — architecture through glass 06:15 Beijing National Stadium — the Bird’s Nest 07:37 Elbphilharmonie — above Hamburg’s harbor 09:14 Arena do Morro — architecture and community 10:54 Materials, places, and people Subscribe to ArchiChronicle for architecture documentaries about the people, ideas, and buildings shaping our world. SOURCES AND PHOTOGRAPHY Research and photographs were sourced from the official Herzog & de Meuron website: https://www.herzogdemeuron.com https://www.herzogdemeuron.com/projects/ Photographic credits appear in the film. This is an independent documentary by ArchiChronicle. #HerzogDeMeuron #ArchitectureDocumentary #Architecture