BUILT ECOLOGIES: EPISODE 2 FEATURING JOYCE HWANG

PIN–UP is happy to announce the second episode of Built Ecologies: Architecture and Environment, a video series from MoMA’s Emilio Ambasz Institute for the Joint Study of the Built and the Natural Environment. Episode 2, directed by Michael Cukr and produced by PIN–UP, features Buffalo-based architect Joyce Hwang. For the last decade, Hwang has been on the research frontier of interspecies architecture, creating architecture for bats and birds as much as other human and non-human species.

Initiated by Ambasz Institute director Carson Chan, the Built Ecologies series features prominent architects and thinkers doing innovative work across environmental topics. In each episode, these figures are invited to define the terms “architecture” and “environment,” producing a through-line between videos that otherwise capture a wide variety of practices and backgrounds.

Production Company: PIN–UP Magazine
Series producers: Michael Bullock and Felix Burrichter
Producer: Sarah Cowan
Director and cinematographer: Michael Cukr
Interviewers: Felix Burrichter and Michael Cukr
Camera Assistant: Brandon Scott
Research: Carson Chan, Dewi Tan, Michael Bullock, and Felix Burrichter
Editing and postproduction: Michael Cukr
Post sound mixer: Pete Kneser
Colorist: Neil Perry
Sound: Austin Green and Jayson Payne