When the Historians’ Library and Residence project landed on our desk, we knew this was no ordinary gig.
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Tucked away in Galt, Ontario, this wasn’t just any building; it was a living narrative, a space where every nook and cranny held a story.
Our job? To capture the essence of this architectural gem on video. We dove into the project, focusing on the library’s unique features – the kind that makes you appreciate the thoughtfulness behind each design choice. From the raw concrete and wood materials to bookshelves heavy with stories, we aimed to capture every detail with our lenses.
But what’s a building without its people? The heart of our narrative was in the interviews with architect Paul Dowling and owner Robert Jan. These interviews weren’t just formalities; they revealed a journey of what they called ‘slow architecture’ – a process that emphasizes thoughtful, deliberate, and sustainable practices, creating a space that was a testament to history, memory, and the passage of time.
In the editing suite, we brought all of these elements together. Our goal was to balance the architectural beauty with the narratives behind it, creating a video that was engaging yet informative.
The final cut? A video that tells the story of the Historians’ Library and Residence as a building not just constructed but lived in and lived through. We weren’t aiming for flashy fanfare here; we showed the harmony between space, design, and history.