Prominent architects and engineers, including Steven Holl and Bernard Tschumi, discuss the evolving uses of concrete in a 58-minute lecture format.
Synopsis
Prominent architects and engineers, including Steven Holl and Bernard Tschumi, discuss the evolving uses of concrete in a 58-minute lecture format.
Synopsis
Architect Steven Holl discusses the evolving role of concrete in modern design. His insights, along with those of Toshiko Mori and Bernard Tschumi, provide a framework for understanding concrete's applications in architecture. The film includes lectures and footage that illustrate how concrete has transformed structural engineering. Filmed in 2009, "Solid States" runs for 58 minutes and features a range of projects that showcase the material's versatility and adaptability in building practices.
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Why Watch
- Meet Steven Holl and Toshiko Mori discussing concrete's impact.
- Find out how concrete shapes modern architecture.
- See innovative uses of concrete in structural engineering.
Did You Know
- The film features lectures from architects Steven Holl and Toshiko Mori.
- Bernard Tschumi is also a key participant in the documentary.
- The documentary was released in 2009 and runs for 58 minutes.
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Who are some prominent architects featured in the documentary?
Prominent architects featured include Steven Holl, Toshiko Mori, and Bernard Tschumi.
What is the duration of the documentary?
The documentary has a duration of 58 minutes.
What material is the focus of the documentary?
The focus of the documentary is on concrete as a material in architecture and structural engineering.
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