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The documentary focuses on Toyo Ito, a Japanese architect, as he designs the International Baroque Museum in Puebla, Mexico. The project aims to create a structure that can compete with the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. After two years of delays, a team of Mexican constructors is given 27 weeks to complete the ambitious design, which presents significant time and budget constraints.
The film captures the resourcefulness and determination of the construction team as they work to bring Ito's vision to life. It provides insight into the architectural innovation involved in the project and the collaborative effort required to overcome the obstacles faced during construction.
Why Watch
- •See Toyo Ito's innovative architectural design.
- •Follow the Mexican team's race against the clock.
- •Meet the challenges of building a world-class museum.
Did You Know
•The International Baroque Museum project faced two years of delays.
•The construction team had only 27 weeks to complete the museum.
•Toyo Ito aimed for the museum to rival the Guggenheim Museum.
Perfect For
Architecture enthusiastsFans of Toyo ItoDocumentary lovers