Heinz Emigholz

The film shows 27 still-existing buildings and interiors by Austrian architect Adolf Loos (1870-1933) in the chronological order of their construction. Loos was one of the pioneers of European Modernist architecture, and his vehement turn against ornamentation on buildings triggered a controversy in architectural theory. (acfny.org)

Forty buildings designed by Austrian-American architect Rudolph Schindler are shown, in the chronological order that they were built (1921 to 1952), photographed in 2006 in southern California. (tcm.com)

'sense of architecture' presents structures through film narratives. each film shows a building internally, externally and also demonstrates their relationship to their environment. all the films were shot between 2005 and 2006 (designboom.com)

Experimental short. (themoviedb)

Years of Construction follows the demolition and reconstruction of part of the Kunsthalle Mannheim between 2013 and 2018. (berlinale.de)

Gabriele d'Annunzio moved into his villa in 1921. In 1997, Heinz Emigholz began to film this building and the tale it told of its owner and architect Giancarlo Maroni. (imdb)

Roy, an editor, is dead. His friends - a writer, a translator, a photographer, a draughtsman and an architect - are reading their way through his notebooks trying to reconstruct his life. This leads some of them to Cologne Cathedral and the Sagrada Familia; others to confrontations with their own projections (literally in the case of Carl, the writer, haunted by his creation, Rob).

A look at 8 commercial banks built by the American architect Louis Sullivan. Banks, "the most abstract site of democracy," become the staging ground for a silent dialogue between Sullivan's design philosophies and the real space his creations inhabit.