360-degree video: Vatican Chapels at the Venice Biennale | Architecture | Dezeen

This 360-degree video created by Dezeen offers a look inside all 10 chapels commissioned by the Vatican City for its inaugural Venice Architecture Biennale exhibition, including designs by Terunobu Fujimoro, Smiljan Radić and Sean Godsell.
The Holy See Pavilion saw 10 studios design and build new chapels on the Venetian island of San Giorgio Maggiore. Designers were asked by curator Francesco Dal Co to explore the meaning of religious architecture in the 21st century.
Other participants included Norman Foster, Eduardo Souta De Moura, Flores & Prats, Andrew Berman, Carla Juaçaba, Francesco Cellini and Javier Corvalán.
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Wow nice chapel interior....

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Amazing!!! 😍😊

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It is so amazing. Could you post it on VeeR?Their player is smoother.

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For the benefit of those high school kids interested in this profession, there is rampant fallacy held by people including myself before I entered architecture school that architects are technical people in traditional STEM sense in addition to working with aesthetics but that is complete false. Architecture education in US is 99% humanities discipline i.e. art, history and english with virtually no science classes to receive a diploma.