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Sustainable by Design. Five Questions about Sustainability: Anna Heringer ...puts a stress on the choice of material and to listen to peoples needs. Her vision are not high technical new buildings but a synthesis between high-tech and low-tech... Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OFFscreen Medienproduktion für architekturclips 2009, 5:00 min |
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Sustainable by Design. Five Questions about Sustainability: Philippe Rahm ...sees a chance in the requirements of sustainable housing to form new landscapes, new buildings, to invent new types of living for the future... Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OFFscreen Medienproduktion für architekturclips 2009, 6:33 min |
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Sustainable by Design. Five Questions about Sustainability: Manfred Hegger ...is looking forward into a future when spaces are of more quality - and many different qualities are to be experienced... Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OFFscreen Medienproduktion für architekturclips 2009, 6:07 min |
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Sustainable by Design. Five Questions about Sustainability: Jan Gehl ...is transforming cities to liveable and loveable spaces - his contribution to sustainibility. Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OFFscreen Medienproduktion für architekturclips 2009, 6:03 min |
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Sustainable by Design. Five Questions about Sustainability: Per Arnold Andersen ...sees a big responsibility of the architects in fighting global climate change - for buildings consumpt 40% of the worlds energy... Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OFFscreen Medienproduktion für architekturclips 2009, 4:44min |
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Sustainable by Design. Five Questions about Sustainability: Brian Edwards ...believes in an upcoming solar age. His major concern is about energy and strategies for architecture to help fighting climate change. Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OFFscreen Medienproduktion für architekturclips 2009, 6:11 min |
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Sustainable by Design. The Workshop ...mixed up students from all over the world in different teams to work on sustainable strategies for a quarter in Copenhagen or the reconstruction of L'Aquila. Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OFFscreen Medienproduktion für architekturclips 2009, 5:15 min |
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Sustainable by Design. Architecture nowadays ...must implement sustainable standards and that means more than just using new technologies and setting solar moduls on a roof. Sebastian El Khouli from the UIA explains the backgrounds to the "Sustainable by Design" event in Copenhagen... Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OFFscreen Medienproduktion für architekturclips 2009, 5:32 min |
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Strawhouse Felix Jerusalem Concept, camera, editing: Lisa Vieth, ntv 2006, 4:00 min |
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Freitag bags Concept, camera, editing: Felix Schenker art-tv.ch - das kulturfernsehen im netz 2006, Video, 4:26 min |
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Last call for planet earth Production: euraf.eu und archiworld.com A film by: Jacques Allard 2007, HD, 5:37 min |
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E3 project - a seven-storey building – in timber /Berlin, Germany |
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EIB European Investment Bank / Luxembourg Ingenhoven Architects In early June 2008 the European Investment Bank opened its new 70,000 sq m administration building, which will be home to nearly 800 employees. The entire building is built on sustainable principles, and is the first building on the European continent to score a “very good” rating under the British “BREEAM” eco-standard. Concept, camera,editing: Fred Plassmann, Astrid Vogelpohl OffscreenMedienproduktion/Architekturclips 06/2008, Video, 5:54min |
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The kids hotel at Neuklostersee/Germany Once upon a time there was a little house...where you could spend a free night sleeping beneath the stars. This is the story of a small disused transformer building, lovingly converted in every detail into a magical place for children (and for the inner child in us all). Concept, camera, editing: Fred Plassmann, Julian Schadock architekturclips 05/2009, Video, 5 min |
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Werdwies Estate, Zürich / Switzerland – Building with social relevance The Werdwies housing estate in Zürich’s old quarter neede to be redeveloped – the process around the planning and construction of the replacement buildings shows how such development can also be seen as a social and cultural process. Concept, camera, editing: Marc Schwarz schwarzpictures.com 2008, 9:36 min |
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Vrin – an Alpine village moves with the times /Switzerland To counter the brain drain, and to secure its long-term viability, Vrin has refocused on its own qualities and strengths. Over the last 15 years, a pioneering model has been developed to allow the villagers to continue on an economically sustainable basis. The model includes a variety of new and significant additions by local architect Gion A. Caminada, who has become a driving force for co-ordinating and redeveloping the village. Concept, camera, editing: Marc Schwarz schwarzpictures.com 2008, 10:32 min |
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Hagedorn: Extending a window manufacturing plant – a landscaped building /Switzerland A window manufacturer in Hagedorn needed to extend their plant – but how to do this in a protected landscape? The architects came up with a compromise: allow elements of the landscape to become part of the building. A grass-covered (sedum) roof offsets the large scale of the building. The facade is surrounded by a perimeter frame wall of tall foliage – reminiscent of a typical forest edge – which allows the building to merge into the landscape. Concept, camera, editing: Marc Schwarz schwarzpictures.com 2008, 7:14 min |
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A day on a building site /Switzerland An extension is added to a 1940s building on the outskirts of the city, using a timber system. The film shows how much can be done in one day, using the tremendous efficiency of prefabricated timber elements: some detailed planning, plus about a week of prefabrication, results in an amazingly short construction time on site. Concept, camera, editing: Christian Schnieper, Detail21 01/2008, 1:09 min |
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Building a home from bales of straw... /Italy ‘The Esserhof’, South Tyrol Load-bearing straw bale construction? Prize-winning modern architecture? Are both these things possible in a single building? The answer is yes, and this film shows how... The Esserhof holiday home was built in 2006 with a construction period of only four months. It achieved the ‘KlimaHaus A+’ rating, meaning that it uses less than 30 kWh/m² of energy to run each year. Concept, camera, editing: Hanno Schwab - Atelier Werner Schmidt 2006, 11:50min |
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Melbourne - a Pedestrian Paradise /Australia Melbourne with its 4 Mio. inhabitants has become a heaven for pedestrian life after in the early 90's, Jan Gehl transformed the whole urban management. Concept, camera, editing: Clarence Eckerson Jr., streetfilm.org executive producer: Mark Gorton 2008, 9:54 min |
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Jahili Fort in Al Ain /Abu Dhabi Refurbishment, conversion and repair of an earth-built fort by Roswag & Jankowski Architects A visitor centre within a historic fort, including exhibition space, as well as the design and integration of "Mubarak bin London: Wilfred Thesiger and the Freedom of the desert" - an exhibition for the Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture and Heritage (ADACH). Concept, camera, editing: Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture and Heritage and Moscas Production - Heidi Lipsanen edited for architekturclips: Isabel Schmidt 06/2009, Video, 7:36 min |
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School in Rudrapur / Bangladesh Hand-built in four months by the local community and volunteer architects from Germany and Austria, the School in Rudrapur, Bangladesh, makes use of easily available local materials to create a new model for school construction that is beautiful, simple and humane. Produced by: BBC in order of Aga Khan Award for Architecture 2007, 2:06 min |
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Mrs De Haan - A ‘Slow Development Plan’ for happy eco-entrepreneurs, Zwartluis /Netherlands The tale of Mrs De Haan, who so hated her work at an industrial slaughterhouse that she gave it up and changed her life completely – now she has her own piece of land and uses it to raise her own chickens, outdoors. She’s one of many who use the choice given to residents of Zwartluis to combine living and farming on a small scale – a interesting possibility for leading a new, more sustainable life. concept: Ton Matton - Matton Office camera, editing: Rafal Wamka 2007, Video, ca.4min |
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Cairn project Located in Switzerland in the middle of the alps lies the “Center of geology and glacier research”. Here will be built an outstanding building to lead the visitors to a new understanding of climate change. Concept, camera, editing: kamal musale, fiorella castonotto - www.lesfilmsdulotus.com 2008, 12:37 min |
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Velux lighthouse – Copenhagen Commisioned by Velux to explain their innovations in ecological building design, the film leads the viewer through a thoughtful and engaging insight into the hidden elements of the Green Lighthouse, a prototype building designed for Copenhagen. Concept, camera, editing: Squintopera 2009, 3:05min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Wang Shu “China can civilise modernity, by its culture. With the wapan technique we build with true material fragments”. Wang Shu Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2007 , 10:07 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Fabrizio Carola “The brick dome had never crossed over the Sahara.” Fabrizio Caròla Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008 , 06:58 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Francoise-Hélène Jourda
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Hermann Kaufmann “The introduction of high eco-standards has mobilised construction firms to learn rapidly so that they can apply the new technologies.“ Hermann Kaufmann Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2007, 09:35 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Stefan Behnisch „It is the users of a building who can influence ecological value through their behaviour.“ Stefan Behnisch Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2007, 10:08 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Balkrishna Doshi „Housing should be seen as a process and not as a product.“ Balkrishna Doshi Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2007, 10:29 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Philippe Samyn „We rethink the vocation of the materials, the most rational use of their mechanical, physical and chemical properties.“ Philippe Samyn Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 06:40 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Alejandro Aravena / Elemental “Build a one million people city per week for 20 years with $10,000 per family.” Alejandro Aravena Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 06:55 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Carin Smuts “Sustainability is about people.” Carin Smuts Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 06:49 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Andrew Frear / Rural Studio “Ours is a simple sustainability born of necessity.”Andrew Freear Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 07:29 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Sami Rintala „Architecture is to frame the beauty of nature.“ Sami Rintala Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 08:30 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Patrick Bouchain “People express a need and the response they usually get is a standard programme. Fortunes are spent on building objects that do not fulfil the original need.” Patrick Bouchain Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 08:30 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Thomas Herzog „Green roofs? The energy-zero family home? We have to change in scale!“ Thomas Herzog Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 08:30 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Diébédo Francis Kéré “I try to use what I learned abroad. In my country.” Francis Kéré Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 08:30 min |
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Laureates of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture: Bijoy Jain “To live in a culture means to study it every day.” Bijoy Jain Concept, camera, editing: Director: Rebecca Levin – Scientific direction: Jana Revedin Production: Eclectic Production 2008, 08:30 min |
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James H Kunstler dissects suburbia In James Howard Kunstler's view, public spaces should be inspired centers of civic life and the physical manifestation of the common good. Instead, he argues, what we have in America is a nation of places not worth caring about. Concept, camera, editing: TED 2004, 19:48 min |
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Jacqueline Novogratz: A third way to think about aid The debate over foreign aid often pits those who mistrust "charity" against those who mistrust reliance on the markets. Jacqueline Novogratz proposes a middle way she calls patient capital, with promising examples of entrepreneurial innovation driving social change. (Source: TED) Concept, camera, editing: TED 2009, 17:05 min |
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Cameron Sinclair on open-source architecture Accepting his 2006 TED Prize, Cameron Sinclair demonstrates how passionate designers and architects can respond to world housing crises. He unveils his TED Prize wish for a network to improve global living standards through collaborative design. (Source: TED) Concept, camera, editing: TED 2006, 23:35 min |
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William McDonough on cradle to cradle design Green-minded architect and designer William McDonough asks what our buildings and products would look like if designers took into account "all children, all species, for all time." (Source: TED) Concept, camera, editing: TED 2005, 20:03 min |
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Curitiba: It's Possible CURITIBA, the megacity in Southwest of Brazil is considered as an example for social, ecologic and economic sustainability in Latin America for more than 30 years. Concept, camera, editing: 8film 2008, 3:12 min |
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A CRUDE AWAKENING: THE OIL CRASH OilCrash, produced and directed by award-winning European journalists and filmmakers Basil Gelpke and Ray McCormack, tells the story of how our civilization’s addiction to oil puts it on a collision course with geology. Compelling, intelligent, and highly entertaining, the film visits with the world’s top experts and comes to a startling, but logical conclusion – our industrial society, built on cheap and readily available oil, must be completely re-imagined and overhauled. (Source: http://www.oilcrashmovie.com/film.html) Concept, camera, editing: Basil Gelpke, Ray McCormack 2006, 82:51 min |
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KOYAANISQATSI - Life out of Balance Reggio's debut as a film director and producer, is the first film of the QATSI trilogy. The title is a Hopi Indian word meaning "life out of balance." Created between 1975 and 1982, the film is an apocalyptic vision of the collision of two different worlds -- urban life and technology versus the environment. The musical score was composed by Philip Glass. (Source: http://www.koyaanisqatsi.org) Concept, camera, editing: Godfrey Reggio, Francis Ford Coppola 1982, 85:59 min |
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Home - Yann Arthus-Bertrand HOME is an ode to the planet's beauty and its delicate harmony. Through the landscapes of 54 countries captured from above, Yann Arthus-Bertrand takes us on an unique journey all around the planet, to contemplate it and to understand it. But HOME is more than a documentary with a message, it is a magnificent movie in its own right. Every breathtaking shot shows the Earth - our Earth - as we have never seen it before. Every image shows the Earth's treasures we are destroying and all the wonders we can still preserve. "From the sky, there's less need for explanations". Our vision becomes more immediate, intuitive and emotional. HOME has an impact on anyone who sees it. It awakens in us the awareness that is needed to change the way we see the world. (Source: Homepage Home) Concept, camera, editing: Yann Arthus-Bertrand 2009, 89:34 min |
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