Glenn Murcutt: Spirit of Place (ATOM Study Guide)

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SKU:
SG1359
Content Type:
Feature Documentary
Year Levels:
8-12
Learning Areas:
Art and Design
Learning Areas:
Graphics And Technical Drawing
Learning Areas:
Architecture
Learning Areas:
Engineering
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Geography
Learning Areas:
Urban Studies
Learning Areas:
The Built Environment
Learning Areas:
Environmental Studies
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Australian Culture and Society
Learning Areas:
Studies of Religion
Key Themes:
Architecture & Place, Sustainability & Environmental Responsibility, Simplicity & Functionality, Individual Practice & Integrity, Australian Identity & Landscape, Mentorship & Legacy
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Glenn Murcutt is an Australian architect. In 2002 he won the Pritzker Prize, the world's highest award for architecture. This documentary explores some of the houses Murcutt has designed, as well as the mosque in Melbourne's Newport, which he has designed for the area's Muslim community – a radical design that honours Islamic traditions within a distinctively contemporary building. We hear from Murcutt and his clients and colleagues about what makes his work so distinctive and responsive to Australian conditions.

Curriculum guidelines
Glenn Murcutt: Spirit of Place would be a valuable resource to show to middle and senior secondary students across a range of curriculum areas, as well as to tertiary students working in the areas of art and design, building, architecture and sustainability in relation to building design.