The Korean Institute of Architects Unveils Poster for the 15th Seoul International Architecture Film Festival

The 15th Seoul International Architecture Film Festival, hosted and organized by the Korea Institute of Registered Architects, has unveiled its official poster ahead of its opening on September 6.

Poster of the 15th Seoul International Architecture Film Festival. [Photo by Korea Institute of Registered Architects]

Evoking architectural blueprints and rulers, this year's poster symbolizes the slogan "SCALE." Marking its 15th edition, the Architecture Film Festival adopts "SCALE" as its theme to reflect on its current status as Asia's only architecture film festival over the past 15 years.

Since its inaugural event in 2009, the Architecture Film Festival has discovered architectural films from around the world, including Asia, Europe, and the Americas, establishing itself as an internationally influential festival. The slogan embodies the festival's aspiration to grow into a globally recognized event beyond Seoul and Asia.

The Architecture Film Festival will be held for 12 days from September 6 to 17. Offline screenings will take place for five days from the 6th to the 10th at Ewha Womans University Art House Momo, and online screenings will be available for eight days from the 10th to the 17th on Naver TV.

Alongside film screenings, various side events will be held during the festival. These include "Brick House," where children build architectural structures using blocks; the "Hanok Program," which offers film viewings inside traditional Korean houses (Hanok) followed by tours with Hanok experts; and the "Host Architect Forum," featuring presentations on timely architectural themes.

A representative from the Korea Institute of Registered Architects stated, "Through the 15th Seoul International Architecture Film Festival, which dreams of becoming a globally recognized festival beyond Asia's only architecture film festival, we hope the general public's scale of viewing architecture and cultural arts will expand, allowing them to appreciate the unique beauty and artistry of architecture."

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