Hariri’s vision might have followed suit. The budget for the project, about $30-million raised from Baha’i community donations, is not especially lavish. And yet, a dozen years later, the curves of the South American temple have remained largely intact. “I think it’s remarkable just how closely we remained true to that initial vision,” says Hariri Pontarini architect Justin Ford, who has worked full-time on the project since 2004, with more than three years in Santiago.
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