ADFF:NY Day 3

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September 27, 2024

Yesterday we had a full house for E.1027 – Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea, which was followed by a great conversation with ArchDaily editor Romullo Baratto and director Beatrice Minger. Emergent City was also packed, with another lively conversation after the screening. Here are a few pics...

Left to right: Claire Brodka and Romullo Baratto of ArchDaily, Director Beatrice Minger, Swiss Consulate Senior Cultural Officer Elena Baenninger

Architect Stephanie Goto, Director Francesca Molteni, Ina Novak

Pippo Ciorra (center) after the screening of Green Over Gray

Tonight, we have a fantastic lineup:

The House: 6 Points of Departure

This Is Not A House

These two films explore the creative genius behind two world-famous works of residential architecture. After the film, we'll have a Q&A with Architect Robin Donaldson, Artist Lynda Weinman, Artist Bruce Heavin, and Filmmakers Greg and Susan Goggin.

Co-presented by The Architect's Newspaper.

Buy Tickets – 6:15pm

The Pavilion on the Water

A poetic journey into the world of Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa and his passion for Japanese culture. The directors will be present for a Q&A after the screening.

Co-presented by Molteni&C and Stir.

Buy Tickets – 6:15pm

Biocentrics

Biologist Janine Benyus explores nature as a model for reinventing our world. Witness the birth of biomimicry, a new scientific frontier shaping our response to the future.

Co-presented by Metropolis Magazine.

Buy Tickets – 8:30pm

Schindler Space Architect

An investigation into R.M. Schindler’s philosophy of Space Architecture as contrasted with the International Style that ruled modern architecture during most of the architect’s life. Stick around after the screening for a Q&A with the director.

Buy Tickets – 8:30pm

DEPOT – Reflecting Boijmans

The happy story of the world’s first museum depot entirely open to visitors–the shared vision of architect Winy Maas, a founding partner of MVRDV, and Sjarel Ex, the Boijmans Museum executive director.

Buy Tickets – 8:45pm

Sitting Still

A portrait of prolific landscape architect Laurie Olin told through a prism of concerns that have defined his life’s work: urbanization and a lost connection to nature, economic marginalization, and the grave importance of humanity in design. The director will answer questions following the film.

Buy Tickets – 8:45pm