Synopsis

If you were ever skeptical about modern architecture being considered as art, just check out the “8 House”, conceived and created by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels. Located in the suburbs of Copenhagen, this experiment in vertical housing is unlike anything of its kind, and rightly won “Best residential building of the year” at the World Architecture Festival in 2011.
The Infinite Happiness is something of an architectural experience itself. Produced like a personal video diary, the film intertwines the wide variety of stories and lifestyles of the building’s inhabitants, exploring how their unique environment has influenced their lives and how they perceive and adapt to their surroundings. The result is a fascinating social and architectural exploration.