The past year saw an abundance of films and podcasts of interest to Canadian architects. As the holidays approach, we’re rounding up this year’s best ones.
You may also be interested in this round-up’s companion posts: our 2024 Holiday Gift Guide, 2024 Book Round-Up Part One and 2024 Book Round-Up Part Two.
Filmed over 100 days in this public space on Toronto’s waterfront, Ali Weinstein’s feature-length documentary captures the final year of Ontario Place before its planned transformation into a private spa and waterpark. Find out more here.
Arthur Erickson: Beauty Between the Lines
This documentary debuted to sold-out audiences at the ADFF film festivals in Vancouver and Toronto. Directed by Ryan Mah and Danny Berish, it offers an in-depth exploration of the extraordinary life of one of the 20th century’s most iconic and influential modernist architects. The documentary weaves personal anecdotes and professional milestones to uncover the untold stories of Arthur Erickson’s journey, from his celebrated public achievements to his private struggles.
Made by the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA), Groundwork is a three-part film and exhibition series that explores the conceptual development and field research of contemporary architects cultivating alternative modes of engagement with new project sites. Find out more here.
This podcast series, launched by the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA), was designed to make the built environment more accessible to the public by exploring aspects of design and construction and discussing current issues such as climate change and housing. Find out more here.
Hosted by Jonathan Jacobs, this podcast offers in-depth interviews with Canadian design professionals speaking about their design practices, personal journeys, and more.
Sponsored by Prodemnity, the Claims-Free Architect podcast takes a deep-dive into situations faced by licensed architects and architectural practice owners which lead to claims against them. While directed to Ontario architects, its scenarios are relevant to practicing architects across the country.
Hosted by Peter Sobchak, editor in chief of Canadian Interiors and Building magazines, Bevel features talks with industry leaders and thinkers about ideas and issues facing the design world today.
Related:
2024 Holiday Gift Guide
Best books for Canadian architects: 2024 Edition, Part 1
Best books for Canadian architects: 2024 Edition, Part 2
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