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The documentary focuses on Roger D'Astous, a Montreal architect known for his commitment to Nordic architecture. It traces his career from being a prominent figure in the 1960s, where he was recognized as a star architect and a student of Frank Lloyd Wright, to his decline in reputation and eventual resurgence in the early 2000s.
Through interviews and archival footage, the film examines D'Astous's architectural philosophy and the impact of his work on Quebec's architectural landscape. It provides insights into his struggles and triumphs, illustrating how his vision for architecture evolved over the decades.
Why Watch
- •Meet architect Roger D'Astous and his Nordic vision.
- •See the evolution of Montreal's architectural scene.
- •Find out about D'Astous's rise and fall in the architecture world.
Did You Know
•Roger D'Astous was a student of Frank Lloyd Wright.
•He was a star architect in Montreal during the 1960s.
•D'Astous experienced a decline in his career before a resurgence in the 2000s.
•The documentary runs for 104 minutes.
Perfect For
Architecture enthusiastsMontreal history buffsFans of Frank Lloyd Wright