A community of architects on Oʻahu invites the public to celebrate Architecture Month in October.
The American Institute of Architects Honolulu will host a film night, screening “Alice Street” on Hawaiʻi Island and Oahu. The 70-minute documentary by director Spencer Wilkinson shares how a mural project helped unite a community.
Wayne Goo, the vice president of AIA Honolulu, said the organization looks for a film each year that highlights design and community.
“The activities around the month are centered around a better understanding for the community about what it is that we as architects do,” Goo said.
AIA Honolulu is hosting numerous events from Oct. 6 to Oct. 28, including a walking tour of Oʻahu's Gold Coast, photography and design workshops and film nights.
AIA Honolulu, a nonprofit organization that promotes design in Hawaiʻi, has about 850 architects and design professionals.
