Today is our most packed day of the festival, with 7 screenings and one in-person Q&A after the 1:15 screening of Under Tomorrows Sky. The 12 short films are playing all day on the first floor of the Chicago Architecture Center.
Alice Street is a compelling story of how artists in Oakland came together with a community to battle the pace of gentrification in their neighborhood.
A World to Shape profiles Nienke Hoogvliet and Dave Hakkens, two contemporary Dutch designers who represent a new environmental awareness in the field.
Robin Hood Gardenstells the story of a controversial East London housing project that garnered divisive responses from residents and international architecture critics.
GES-2 documents the process of the Renzo Piano Building Workshop transforming a 20,000-square-meter former power plant in Moscow into a new, global art institution providing cultural energy for all.
Building Bastille! tells the comedic, dramatic, and tangled story of modern history’s most remarkable case of mistaken identity and seized opportunity.
