Every Building Has a Story…
The Stories Behind the Buildings
Documentary-style films exploring the architecture that shapes our world.
Latest Film: Why America Tried to Build Homes Underground
Beneath the grounds of the 1964 New York World's Fair, visitors descended into one of the strangest houses ever built, a fully furnished suburban home buried beneath the earth. Complete with artificial sunlight, a plastic garden, and the comforts of middle-class America, the Underground World Home promised protection from nuclear war without sacrificing modern life. This is the story of the Underground World Home.
Once Upon a Building
Every building begins as someone's idea. This series explores the people behind the architecture–their intentions, their struggles, and how their decisions shape the places we gather, work, and live.
Fontainebleau Miami: The Legendary Resort's Untold History
The curving facade that reshaped Miami's image of glamour
The Story of the Sears Tower
How a retail giant built the tallest tower on Earth
Architecture 101
Architecture 101 explores the design languages, cultural forces, and historical moments that define the buildings around us.
What is Googie Architecture?
Googie turned diners, gas stations, and coffee shops into monuments of mid-century futurism.
What is Brutalism?
A movement that believed architecture could reshape society.
From the Journal
Occasional deep dives into architectural ideas, concepts, and history
Editor's Choice
About All Things Architecture
All Things Architecture is an architecture media studio dedicated to exploring the buildings that shape our everyday lives. Through documentary films and editorial writing, ATA seeks to inform and inspire–translating the ambitions of architects, clients, and cities into stories the public can understand and connect with.
Founded by Steve Park, ATA bridges the gap between the architectural profession and the people who inhabit its work, revealing the human decisions, cultural forces, and historical moments embedded in the built environment.
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