Everyday landscape in New York.

A landscape of the Svalbard, archipelago in the Barents sea of the Arctic Circle.

Film of Casa Gilardi, Luis Barragan’s masterpiece in Mexico.

Ruutu, which means diamond or square in Finnish, is a collection of 10 vases available in five sizes and seven colours. When collected and combined, they make small seamless installations where both the strength and the delicate nature of the glass come alive.

The fluidity and vibrant feel of the mouth blown glass creates the delicate character for Ruutu.

Ruutu in stores in January 2015.

Director / Camera – Juriaan Booij
Edit – James Cundill
Music – Andy Simmns
Film on location in Iittala, Finland and Paris, France

“The first time I got dressed elegantly was for the wedding of my parents when I was 7 years old. I was very touched by the party, the champagne, the outfits, the mood… I had been looking forward to enjoying it as well ! In love with an angel, tonight is a celebration of what we all appreciate the most in the world : free love. This feeling I do my best to feed all the time motivated me to create a collection around the theme of a wedding. More comfortable in the creation and technically, this eleventh collection is an interpretation of how I see my witnesses. I wish you all a good time.
We’re in heaven,
with love
Stephane”
Directed by dixhuit, music by Gaël Rakotondrabe
Many thanks to my mother Doushka, Adrien Haddad and Thibault Dollet, Kentaro San, les ateliers, the Pigalle team, all the models and agencies, le traiteur l’Etoile du Liban, Thomas Subreville, Christophe Victoor, Marissa Seraphin my love, Lambda Takahashi and his team, Jun Nakamura and his team, Gaël Rakotondrabe and his band, all the worldwide family for the love, Freddy, Jerôme, my family from Pain O choKolat, our partner Nike, as well as RETROSUPERFUTURE and Shiseido

Exchange and collaboration with Los Angeles designer Stephen Kenn and Tokuhiko Kise of Osaka’s furniture manufacturer TRUCK.

Episode 2 of the sports documentary video series by fashion brand Moncler.

On the run up to the Stirling Prize, 2016, The Architect’s Journal takes a look into the six nominated buildings, with interviews from the architects.
This private gallery in Vauxhall has involved the conversion of an extraordinary terrace of listed industrial buildings, that were formerly theatre carpentry and scenery painting workshops. The gallery forms the whole length of the street, with the three listed Victorian buildings flanked at either end by new buildings. The ground and upper floors within the five buildings are continuous, allowing them to be used flexibly in many combinations, to accommodate both large and small exhibitions. There are 3 large galleries on each of the two floors, stretching in a line from one end of the building to the other. The two gallery levels are connected by new spiral staircases and a large lift.
Along Newport Street and facing to the railway, the unusual proportions of the Victorian workshops, with their groups of low level windows and high blank walls above, have been continued in the design of the new buildings. The new facades are made with a hard pale red brick that closely matches the surface of the listed buildings. The five buildings next to each other, all different but obviously related, make a sheer and impressive street elevation.
The scheme includes a restaurant and administrative offices for the gallery. The building shows exhibitions of the client’s extensive collection of contemporary art, and is open to the public for free.

Bucharest Rising is a timelapse film set in the bustling capital city of Romania. The goal of this project is to promote city’s attractions and to show its diversity and its recent development.
In the period between the two World Wars, the city’s elegant architecture earned Bucharest the nickname of “Little Paris”. Unfortunately many buildings from the historical center were destroyed by 1977 earthquake and Ceausescu’s program of systematization. In recent years, the city has been experiencing an economic and cultural boom and today, Bucharest is an interesting mix of neoclassical, communist era and modern architectures.
The locations that appear in this film are concentrated in the center, old town and the northern part of the city. You can see beautiful parks (Cismigiu, Herastrau and Carol), communist era buildings (Parliament Palace and the House of Free Press), historic buildings (the Romanian Atheneum, CEC Palace) and modern structures (Basarab Overpass, City Gate, Sky Tower).
The camera used for this project was a Nikon D7200 paired with a Nikkor 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6 and a Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6. Polarizers, gradual NDs, variable NDs and fixed NDs filters (up to ND1000) were used to increase the exposure time and to handle high contrast scenes. Almost 15,000 photos were captured in raw format and post-processed to retain all the tones in the image.
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Promotion film of suitcases and bags manufacturer Tumi, featuring Ana Kras.

Swiss architect Peter Zumthor was presented with the 2013 Royal Gold Medal in February. Here he gives the 2013 Royal Gold Medal Lecture at the RIBA, taking as his theme Presence in Architecture.

A video of the 2017-18 Autumn/Winter Men’s Collection by Raf Simons.

BSI Swiss Architectural Award 2014 / winner — José María Sánchez García, Spain
This video was shooted with a Canon 5D Mark II in Alange (Badajoz, Spain) in June 2014, as a collaboration with the architecture photographer Enrico Cano (enricocano.it).
The aim was to show the building in its complexity and with the surrounding environment, to document the project of José María Sánchez García during the exhibition of BSI Swiss Architectural Award 2014 (bsi-swissarchitecturalaward.ch).
Architect: José María Sánchez García, Spain (jmsg.es)
Architecture: Rowing Centre (2008-2010)

Patrick Richard leads us through the award winning firm’s plans to transform the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Nantes.

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People and their lives in Yairchen Gar, a Tibetan city in an isolated valley 4000m above sea level.

Directed by Oliver Astrologo & Nils Astrologo – fb.com/oliver.astrologo
Much has been made about the wonders of Venice, but few ever venture deep enough across its less touristy, yet still historical hidden places. Beyond hundreds of canals and a diverse architectural style, a secret facet of Venetian life lives on, in which the journey of hand crafting gondola wooden oars and loomed fabrics remains rooted in ancient folk traditions.
This short film uncovers the secrets that have been handed down from father to son and projects you to the Venice that existed 500 years ago, immersing you in the extraordinary craftsmen’s veiled workshops that belong to a long lost era.
I have received so many messages asking for details on how I produce my videos.
I put down this short piece: oliver.as/videotips this explains few techniques I have been using and includes a list of equipment. Don’t hesitate to write to me if you need further details or have any recommendation.
This project has been produced in partnership with René Caovilla, the master Venetian shoemaker who has overwhelmed the world with his creations.
This video is a homage to the city of Venice on behalf of René Caovilla – renecaovilla.com
Flickr album: flic.kr/s/aHskBsBgNV
Filmed by Tommaso Cassinis | Nils Astrologo | Oliver Astrologo
Production assistant Valeria D’Ovidio
Location Manager Matteo Gottardis
Music produced by ZerOKilled Music Inc. – zerokilledmusic.com
Track ”Dream Journey” written by Moon Device
Sound Design by Peter Breaker
Listen on SoundCloud: goo.gl/03hVE1
Drone Footage licensed from third parties owners.
Special Thanks

Atelier Nicolao
Chiara Bognolo
Claudio Roberto Zavagno
Fondazione Guggenheim Venezia
Forcole Saverio Pastor
Francesco Francavilla
Gaia Diletta Bottacin
Leticia Piacentini
Libreria Acqua Alta
Luigi Bevilacqua Srl
Matteo Gottardis
Palazzo Zenobio
Paolo Brandolisio
Safet Zec
Serena Copertino
Simone Sampo
Tullio Baldin
Virginia Sciacca
…and everyone who helped us to create this video.
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A Pacific Rim title sequence inspired by the retro mech anime genre.

A video that explains the construction technology of Antwerp Port House, the headquarter building of the Antwerp Port Authority of the Netherlands designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.

A picture with 3D projection mapping applied to a 1: 1000 size Tokyo model.

Promotion film for DRIES VAN NOTEN.

A documentary on human stories from the frontlines of the European Refugee Crisis, focused on humanity and hope.

New York can easily live up to its movie-star good looks but it can be a city that surprises, too. Monocle has had a bureau in New York since its launch in 2007 and this has made us passionate about this city and its ambitions. The Monocle Travel Guide to New York, published by Gestalten, is a celebration of all that we love about the city. It is available now at The Monocle Shop: www.monocle.com/shop/books-and-music/travel-guides/

For The Forecast we journeyed through Antwerp sampling the best in business, art, food and design that the historic Belgium city has to offer. The Flemish-speaking outpost may have had its golden age in the 16th century but we believe it’s having a renaissance. Here’s a preview of what to look forward to in our new Antwerp City Survey. To discover more about Monocle magazine head to www.monocle.com

What is the behavior taken by girls who visited birthday parties with old friends and her new boyfriend? A short film that explores the world of Gucci.

FOCUS ON est un documentaire qui vous propose de plonger dans les détails d’un projet. De sa conception à sa réalisation, les architectes vous présentent les principales caractéristiques qui définissent le geste architectural et son intégration au contexte. Celui-ci s’attarde sur le Théâtre Le Maillon à Strasbourg et vous en livre les dessous.

Record of a 3 months just married roadtrip – 17 000km, from Vancouver BC to California.

A short documentary about the Black Mountain College, a highly influential school founded in North Carolina, USA, in 1933 where teaching was experimental and committed to an interdisciplinary approach.

Yves Béhar talks about his house in San Francisco.

Making of “The Horizon”, a watch by Ikepod and KAWS.

A time lapse movie of Barcelona.

Dynamic landscape in northern Norway.

Film about ‘The Japanese House’ exhibition at MAXXI in Rome

The hidden world of space junk.
Adrift is a short documentary that explores the hidden world of space junk. The film reveals an issue that is troubling and beautiful, dangerous and fascinating. It begins with the tale of astronaut Piers Sellers, who dropped his spatula in space in 2006, which became the most deadly kitchen instrument soon after, travelling at 27,000 km/h. The film then journeys across the remote deserts of Chile with astronomers of Collowara Observatory, into the skies, where threats to the International Space Station take place, and through to Thailand, where a man watches space debris burn. The film includes a narration by Vanguard, the oldest piece of space junk, voiced by Sally Potter (Dir Orlando).
As featured on BBC Arts Online (bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/3sjd1wnYD47WLzhT9dV02YH/lost-in-space-turning-cosmic-junk-into-art), BBC R4 Today Programme (bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04gv7f1), Evening Standard (standard.co.uk/goingout/arts/space-debris-exhibition-will-show-the-beautiful-and-dangerous-litter-orbiting-the-earth-a3398931.html)
Adrift is part of ‘Project Adrift’: a wider arts project at projectadrift.co.uk
Watch: the documentary, Listen: to the sound of space debris live as it orbits above you, Adopt: a piece of space junk which will communicate with you via Twitter as it orbits Earth.
projectadrift.co.uk
co-creators Cath Le Couteur and Nick Ryan
@ProjectAdrift
Funded by @spacearts
FILM CREDITS
Florence Kennard (Film Editor and Sound Design), Michele Chiappa (Film Editor and Sound Design), Sally Potter (Vanguard), Constanza García Ulibarri (Cinematographer, Chile), Richard Numeroff (Cinematographer, Washington), Heidi Julavits (Vanguard Screenwriter), Daffy London (Vanguard Animation), Jason Peacock (Re-recording Mixer), Tim J Matthews (Film Music), Jorge Castillo-Sepúlveda (Chile Production), Monica Greco (Chile Production), María Isabel Reyes (Chile Production), Marsha Rosengarten (Chile Production), Patrick Fry (Graphic Design), Damn Fine (Titles), Alejandro Torres (Translator), Susumu Asano (Colourist).

PV of Jamiroquai’s song “Virtual Insanity”.

A collection of “I’m you and you’re me.” created by Daihei Shibata for NHK’s program “Design Ah”.

A video of Venice covered with fog.

Movie of Miu Miu Aoyama store in Tokyo designed by Herzog & de Meuron.

In central Arizona there exists an experimental town called Arcosanti. It’s built on the principles of arcology, which combines architecture and ecology to envision a city that works in tandem with the Earth’s resources. In this short documentary, The Atlantic goes inside this distinctive urban space to understand how Arcosanti plans to reconstruct how humans envision cities.

The process of manufacturing Artek’s stool “Stool 60” designed by Alvar Aalto.

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A tilt-shift film, shot by Joerg Daiber in Rangoon (Yangon), Kalaw, Inle Lake, Mandalay and Bagan in Burma (Myanmar).
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You can license raw footage clips from the Little Big World series here: gettyimages.de/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=de&family=creative&p=spoonfilm&assetType=film
For embedding please use this site: youtube.com/watch?v=LXsMkbh9h6g
Shot with Lumix GH2, Gorillapod, 14-140mm and 7-14mm Lumix Lenses. Edited with Final Cut Pro. Postproduction with After Effects.
Thanks everyone for the nice comments. Since so many asked for more information: The sunsets/sunrises were shot with an intervalometer at 10 sec (the Balloons in the intro were at 1 or 2 sec) Most of the other stuff was shot in regular video HBR mode and later sped up in post to whatever speed needed.
The effect was created manually in AE and so were many masks. Quite a lot of shots were handheld, since I travelled without tripod, so they were also stabilzed in AE later.
Music: Tchaikovsky – Piano Concerto No. 1

Ryoji Ikedas’s installation Macro, at the ZKM in 2015.

SF animation depicting a boy going out for treasure to the ruins in the desert.

Episode 3 of the sports documentary video series by fashion brand Moncler.

A video introducing the handicraft that French embroidery workshop “Atelier Lesage” offers to Balenciaga.

Music video of “Runnin ‘(Lose It All)”, a song which DJ’s Naughty Boy collaborated with Beyonce and Arrow Benjamin.

Promotion film of Apple’s Macbook Pro.

Shot in Iceland
Narration:
The laughing heart by Charles Bukowski
read by Tom O’Bedlam
Music : Ryan Taubert – Soul Battles
Additional Footage : Gerald Faway / Rodrigue El Hajj / Julian van Dieken. ( Footage used with license )
Drone operator : Nolan Grose / Alex Sauerbrunn / Damian Popławski
Edit / grade / Sound design : Laurent Tixhon