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Aboriginal architecture, living architecture by This film takes us into the world of Aboriginal architecture in the U.S. and Canada, from traditional igloos and tepees to the work of today's modern Aboriginal architects, who are turning to ancient forms, adapting them in response to changes in the natural and social environment and creating contemporary structures that hearken to the past. Featuring expert commentary and stunning imagery, Aboriginal Architecture Living Architecture provides a virtual tour of seven Aboriginal communities (Pueblo, Mohawk, Inuit, Crow, Navajo, Coast Salish and Haida).
Architecture We explore how technology is changing the way we design and construct the world around us. We explore how robots and artificial intelligence are ushering in a new era of computational architecture at ETH Zurich, where shapes, forms and buildings are conceived and created by machines. We then meet the CalTech professor of material science who is re-imagining architecture…at the nanoscale. Julia Greer has been designing new approaches to creating structures and lattices at a scale that almost boggles the mind—a structure smaller than the diameter of a human hair that is 99 percent air, yet at the macro-scale, is stronger than steel.
Built Beautiful: An Architecture & Neuroscience Love Story or centuries, humans have sought to express beauty in architecture and art, but it is only recently that neuroscience is helping to determine how and why beauty plays an important role in our wellbeing. Architects and neuroscientists are embarking on a new field of study in which subliminal responses to one’s built environment may influence the future of design.
Design e2 : the economies of being environmentally concious. by Originally broadcast in 2008 as a six -art PBS series about international efforts to design and build eco-friendly structures through sustainable architecture.
Detroit Collaborative Design Center: amplifying the diminished voice. by 
e2 : intervention architecture by Examines five projects that have won the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture, which embrace the ethical and philosophical criteria that the awards represent, including the revitalization of a French colonial heritage site in Tunisia, China's Bridge School, the Ipekyol Textile Factory, the Zahra Museum, and the Wadi Hanifa Wetlands Project.
Glenn Murcutt : Spirit of Place This is not only a beautiful film about an inspiring architect who has won many prizes including the most prestigious one, the Pritzker, but also a topical film, as it accompanies Murcutt's first big public commission, a Mosque for the Moslem community of Newport, Melbourne. Despite initial reservations against a modern building Murcutt establishes a very close personal relationship with the community and the project is entirely financed by its people's donations.
The life and times of Arthur Erickson by A definitive portrait of the life, work and vision of one of Canada's greatest architects.Our streaming video collections
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