Archiculture: A Documentary On The Studio-based, Design Education

by | Jun 24, 2018 | Architecture | 0 comments

This short 25-minute documentary film explores the architectural studio experience in architecture school. It’s a wonderful video to show anyone thinking about taking up this course and profession. Big thanks to Arbuckle Industries for producing this!

See more and access extra interviews at www.architecturefilm.com

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