Showing posts with label AIA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AIA. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 17, 2014

ARCHICULTURE DOCUMENTARY

I was fortunate enough to see a sneak peak of the documentary Archiculture back in the summer of 2013 in the AIA building in Washington DC where I attended the AIAS Grassroots conference. 

Archiculture takes a thoughtful look at the architectural studio and design education. Hours and hours of film was condensed into this 25 minute film which follows the lives of students at the Pratt Institute completing their final graduate thesis project. 

The film also features several interviews and commentaries by Shigeru Ban, Phil Berman, Ken Frampton and Annie Choi just to name a few. 

If your interested in Architecture and want to know what the studio experience is really like, I suggest you watch the film below. Enjoy!





Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Cool Spaces: The Best New Architecture TV Show

I've always been kind of disappointed with many shows that claim to be architecture based. Shows that shows house hunters or “flippers”, extreme homes etc.The only show I really liked was Building Wild by National Geographic. I liked this show because it actually gave you a view of how the architect designs and what it takes to get a building to come together.


BUT… I have to say the best new show that actually is about architecture and architects is Cool Spaces. Cool spaces is a new TV series and website that aims to showcase all the new and exciting things in the world of architecture and design. They aim to take the viewer “on an up-close and informative tour – not just of the building, but of the design process itself, from idea to reality”. Each hour long episode is hosted by architect and teacher Stephen Chung. Stephen recently hosted the 2014 AIA Convention in Chicago, and has also appeared on HGTV and the Travel Channel.


Check out this short promo video for Cool Spaces Fourth Episode on Healing Spaces....



And this video clip of the premier episode on Performance Spaces...



If you want to find out more, check out Cool Spaces Website http://www.coolspaces.tv/
You can also follow their twitter account @coolspaces & @coolspacestv

Definatly give the show a watch if you’re at all interested in architecture and design, you wont be disappointed!


-A