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A Pattern Language is a 2010 film that explores architectural philosophy through visual storytelling. Directed during an artist residency, it focuses on the Kugel Gips house, highlighting its design and restoration.
This film is relatively obscure and often overlooked in discussions about architectural documentaries. Its limited release and the niche subject matter contribute to its scarcity. Collectors might find it intriguing not just for its content but also for its unique perspective on a specific architectural restoration. It's a film that could easily be a conversation starter at screenings or within collectors' circles.
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A Pattern Language is an architectural documentary film.
The film was directed during an artist residency in 2010.
The Kugel Gips house, designed by Charles Zehnder in 1970, was restored by the Cape Cod Modern House Trust in 2009.
The film was shot on 16mm film using colored filters and single-frame exposures.
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