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08/24/2014

Victoria Meyers architect: Keynote speaker at 2013 Archiprix in Ankara, Turkey

Victoria Meyers was the keynote speaker for the 2013 Archiprix in Ankara, Istanbul.  To see an article about Meyers's trip, go to the link:  http://www.mimarizm.com/Yarismalar/Detay.aspx?id=53464.

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Above:  Victoria Meyers architect presents her architectural works with hMa in Ankara, Turkey. 

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Victoria Meyers architect sits on the jury for the 2013 Turkish Archiprix

During the presentation Meyers spoke about her experience as an educator in architecture.  She also presented ideas from her new book, Shape of Sound, published in May 2014 by Artifice Books of Artifice Books/ Black Dog Publishing, London.

The Jury was convened to recognize the best architectural works by students of architecture in Turkey.  Award-winners appear in the image, below:

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Meyers was invited to the event after being selected by a jury including Dr. Lale Ozgenel, a professor and Director of the School of Architecture in Ankara.

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Above:  The cover of Meyers' book:  Shape of Sound.

 

 

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