Broad Minded City Documentary Screening

Event Details

Broad Minded City is a documentary that explores the relationship between Frank Lloyd Wright’s Broadacre City concept and today’s urban sprawl, using Los Angeles as a case study. The film looks at how Wright’s ideas about organic architecture relate to current challenges in urban development — including sustainability, environmental impact, infrastructure, preservation, and transportation.

Featuring interviews with architects, planners, community activists, artists, and public officials — including Eric Lloyd Wright, Mia Lehrer, Jennifer Siegal, Michael Rotondi, Edward Soja, and Lewis MacAdams — the film offers a range of perspectives on how cities are shaped and how design, policy, and environmental concerns intersect in the places we live.

Parking

Street parking is available.

Pedal in, watch free!
Bike to the AIA|LA Center for Communities and receive free admission to the screening—our way of saying thanks for riding green.

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