Best Documentary Feature Film
Runtime: 47 minutes, 46 seconds
Directed by: Gregg Goggin
Overview:
After 30 years, extraordinary architects Thom Mayne and Robin Donaldson return to a pivotal site in their careers.
2.5 years to design, 2.5 years to build, the Crawford House in Montecito, California emerged as a house of ideas and one of the world’s most widely studied pieces of residential architecture.
The House takes us on an exploration of the creative process, art’s impact on architecture, and reveals insights into these renowned architects’ pursuit of the singular idea.
Director Biography – Gregg Goggin:
California native, UC Berkeley graduate, Gregg Goggin began his storytelling in editorial television. Directing and producing news segments under the pressure of deadlines was great practice for getting to the heart of the story. Deeply interested in environmental topics, Gregg’s documentary work has screened in festivals across the globe. Gregg currently resides in Santa Barbara, California with his wife and filmmaking partner, Susan Crawford Goggin.
Producer Biography – Casey Acaster:
Superseding three generations of cinephiles, Casey got his childhood kicks wandering the Sonoran desert with a 35mm camera. Classically trained in filmmaking at Chapman University, he’s drawn to emotive stories that bring us closer to nature. Casey lives and plays in Bend, Oregon with his wife, where they are in perpetual pursuit of the self-sufficient life.
