‘Archiculture’ Documentary Opens Discussion on Future of Architecture

The film “Archiculture” explores the massive gap between architecture education and the profession itself. Epoch Times interviewed co-director and producer Ian Harris.
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The built environment is nothing if not prominent in New York City, where everyone has something to say about any building or public space. It’s not the same in cities of lower density, but as the conversation about how cities look and feel becomes more mainstream and more pertinent, two filmmakers are working to create a series of documentaries about architecture.

Architecture school graduates and filmmakers David Krantz and Ian Harris of Arbuckle Industries released their debut film, “Archiculture” two weeks ago in mid-December. In that time, the film has already been shown at 130 screenings worldwide.

It's the ultimate manifestation of human activity—that's architecture.
Ian Harris
Catherine Yang
Catherine Yang
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Catherine Yang has been with The Epoch Times in New York since 2008. She also launched and previously served as chief editor of American Essence magazine and Epoch Health.
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