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South Africa

Kuramba The Dream, is a film adaptation by Anita Szentesi, of the oral narrative that Sechaba Maape recounted, of the dream that he had about a living land character, the water snake, who destroyed his hometown. Sechaba Maape arranges to visit Mmakgabo Sibidi to seek advice about the dream, taking the artworks he has created of the dream with him. In the film, the artwork of the water snake comes to life as an animated dream sequence. Sechaba Maape’s face transitions into the face of Mmakgabo Sibidi, showing his intention to visit her. After greeting one another, Sechaba Maape unrolls his artworks, and a discussion ensues about the dream and the subsequent creation of the five buildings artwork. During the discussion, the five buildings rise above, hover, float and vibrate, whilst witnessing and listening to the discussions. At the end of the film, the five buildings descend into the ground, forming the foundations for the conceptualisation of an appropriate contextual architectural approach.

Georgia

The fly watched the animation: "Human Evolution" at the museum in Bolnisi, the region where the oldest bones of the first Europeans were found. Then fly flew through the city and see how modern people live. The fly experienced the "kindness" of Bolnisi children towards other creatures. The film shows a typical, old, private Bolnisian house with a courtyard on a summer day.

Belgium

First episode of a mini series about Belgian contemporary architecture commissioned by Wallonie-Bruxelles Architecture in the framework of EUMiesAward 2022 . Let’s discover the Trinkhall Museum, the outsider art museum in Liège designed by Atelier d’Architecture Beguin-Massart.

Georgia

Taiwan

A guide dog and its master.

USA

“Tiny Victories 2.0. A Tale of Empathy” tells the story of Chioco Design's team journey when building a micro home for an individual who has struggled with chronic and sustained homelessness. How organizations like AIA Design Voice and Mobile Loaves & Fishes works timely to offer hope for the community. The word “empathy” serves as a prompt in the development, and execution, but mostly the idea of leaving behind preconceptions of what it is like to live without a home. Director/Editor Gus Bernal www.gusbernal.com Producer: Alexandra Chaves & Gus Bernal Music: www.hooksounds.com Special Thanks to: Chioco Design Jamie Chioco, Christy Taylor, Ben Dimmitt, Vanessa Francis, Tim Petersen, Mau Garza and May Wong Page/ - Design, Architecture, Engineering Shelby Blessing, Wendy Dunnam Tita & Jen Bussinger Mobile Loaves & Fishes Sarah Satterlee Photos Chioco Design - Tiny Victories: Leonid Furmansky AIA Austin DesignVoice: Jason John Paul Haskins & Sarah Satterlee