Goff in the Desert
The Heinz Emigholz Collection • Documentary, 01-Jan-2003
62 buildings from the American architect Bruce Goff (1904-1982), from the smallest cottage to an impressive museum pavilion, and is the only cinematographic collection of almost all of his buildings still in existence. Bruce Goff is considered to be one of the ”greatest unknowns“ of American architecture. As a determined experimenter, his works and designs were often in significant contrast to the ”International Style“ movement, and the controversies surrounding his works have since become legendary. Almost all of his buildings created a shock in the landscape, paving the way for new, yet unimaginable avenues in architecture.
Awards and Festivals
- Berlinale Forum, 2003
- Viennale – Vienna International Film Festival, 2003
. New Zealand Film Festival, 2003
- Buenos Aires Film Festival, 2004
- Medien und Architektur Biennale Graz, 2004 – Erster Preis als beste Architekturdokumentation
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