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Saturday, 22 August 2009 00:00

Event: ARCHICULTURE ROUNDTABLE AND TRAILER PREMIER
Date: Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Time: 5:45 PM - 9:00 PM (ET)
Location: Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Place, NY
Cost: $10 donation. All proceeds will go towards the finishing funds needed to complete this film.


Archiculture captures the turbulent final semester for five unique architecture students as they struggle and succeed in this rigorous training. The documentary focuses primarily on the diverse, dynamic student characters, as well as their interactions with friends and faculty, and their intimate relationships to the projects they ultimately create. Subplot topics will be woven into the high-pressure storyline through the issues that arise during their design process to shed light on the current topics impacting our built environment. The audience gets an in-depth look into the unknown and misunderstood process of becoming an Architect and the creative yet competitive process students go through while immersing themselves into the passionate pursuit of design excellence.


Key interviews included in the feature length film include: Zaha Hadid, Bryan Bell of Design Corps, David Bryne of Talking Heads, Sway Calloway of MTVnews, Phil Bernstein of Autodesk, Maurice Cox of the NEA, Thom Mayne of Morphosis, John Cary of Public Architecture and ArchVoices.org, Mayor Joe Riley, founder of the Mayor’s Institute on City Design, Joe Brown, CEO of EDAW, and Toshiko Mori.

The organizers are hosting a round table discussion titled, Architectural Education vs. Professional Practice, will focus on how generational recessions have affected design training in the past and how we can evolve the profession under the current economic landscape for a better design future. The panel will include one of the directors, as well as two of the students featured in the film, and select members of architectural academia and established professionals.

The roundtable titled, Architectural Education vs. Professional Practice, will focus on how generational recessions have affected design training in the past and how we can evolve the profession under the current economic landscape for a better design future.

Archiculture has just sent us the list of participants for the round table.

The panelists will include:
Ted Landsmark - President of the Boston Architectural College
Bill Morrish - Dean at Parsons the New School of Design's, School of Constructed Environments
Billie Tsien - Co-Founder of Todd Williams Billie Tsien Architects
Giancarlo Tramontozzi and Dionysios Neofitidis -  two student characters in the film and now young Architectural professionals

The launch of the new Archiculture film trailer will proceed, following the discussion. The event will include refreshments and an open bar through out the night, as well a band performance by The Dirty Urchins and music by DJ Tim "Love" Lee.
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