After Euclid, Toronto’s Jim Stewart is the most published mathematician in the world. Stewart spent a decade and a small fortune building the home of his dreams to reflect his two obsessions: curves and music. The completed home, called Integral House, provides him with both. A stunning architectural gem of subtly curved wood and vast, evocative spaces, the house stands in Toronto’s Rosedale neighborhood and is considered one of the city’s best performance spaces. Stewart took joy in hosting his trademark musical evenings with world-class guests, including the likes of Grammy-nominated Canadian soprano Measha Brueggergosman, featured in the film. This debut film by landscape designer and artist Joseph Clement is an impressive work of art with its masterful combination of beautiful soundscapes and gorgeous architectural details. It ultimately delivers a finely crafted portrait of Stewart and his beloved home. 
Director: Joseph Clement
2016 / 62 min / Canada 

This feature film will be screened in the Museum's Pension Commissioner's Suite.

This feature film is followed by Cabin at the River.
Director: Silvia Zeitlinger
2017 / 8 min / Italy
The architect Robby Cantarutti, as a boy, is imagining his house and his life while sitting on a river throwing stones in the water. Foreseeing his future life with his wife and children he fills the empty rooms of his house with vivified joy, creativity and happiness. Dream and life are intertwined and reality is flowing past like the water of the river.

1.0 LU (AIA)

The Architecture & Design Film Festival: D.C. is presented by the Revada Foundation, courtesy of the estates of Reva and David Logan.

$12 Museum | $10 Student | $15 Non-member | $125 All Access 

Click here to buy the all-access pass which includes the opening night, reception, and auto-registration to all 27 films.

Tickets can be purchased at the door when available.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Image Credit: Still from Integral Man by Joseph Clement, 2016.