to renounce spanish architect who thinks moscow must develop into the state of the art capital of eurasia. how will you know welcome to the spotlight the interview show on r.c. i am now going off and today my guess is that i said believe that i could nine hundred ninety two he transformed better solo and into real olympic capital turning it from an aging city into one of the most vibrant and modern cities in europe he claims now that moscow can and must develop into a state of the art of capital of eurasia is it a fantasy or a sensible evaluation we're about to find out.

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cities in europe he claims now that moscow can and must develop into a state of the our capital of eurasia is a fantasy sensible evaluation we're about to find out. a big city and a beautiful city for many people beast two notions stand separately but spanish architects. know how to make them gel he was chief architect for barcelona designing its loop for the ninety ninety two olympics now cities across the world once your to create a vision of the future for them is frequently in russia consulting with the authorities who are developing the city of. paper it is moscow says it has everything to become a secure future now which this edition of spotlight to get. closer . and thank you very much for coming to our program thank you. first of all i want i have a quote when one of the interviews he gave to. couple of years ago he said the following quote i'm an architect with little interest in brilliant works i'm in favor of finding solutions to street interceptions that don't work well and quote so. how can he you one of the best known architects a professor of architecture and you say you're

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cities in europe he claims now that moscow can and must develop into a state of the our capital of eurasia is it a fantasy or a sensible evaluation we're about to find out. a big city and a beautiful city for many people these two notions stand separately but spanish architect . knows how to make them gel he was chief architect for bus alone designing its loop for the ninety nine to two olympics now across the world once or north.

. >> i want to respond to the eurasia comment. there is a big request from facebook. with regards to the issue of human enter action of israeli importance, of course it is part of what happens when humans can't communicate and people in society tell them you cannot communicate with a person and you're a traitor. your point to skype. in the context of armenia and azerbaijani, telephones are monitored or blocked. if you -- if i went skype, i am likely to get something nasty back. facebook has changed my life. i have made lots of good professional and personal contacts in azerbaijan. when people see these interactions happening, they think that this is possible but they were told this was not possible. we were told that people start doing this could they get arrested. in reality, that has not happened yet. facebook is still used in groups. the human interaction thing is very valid here. there is a lot of cursing and insults' and very little dialogue on personal pages, there is quite a lot. one year ago, i was in a conference in bucharest i am not paid for this, by the wa