miguelreina

[BARQ] Documenting the entire construction process of the so-called Copenhill, this film feels like a missed opportunity to address the difficulties faced by a unique building. Not to mention some contradictions such as the use of unsustainable materials in a seemingly sustainable construction or budget overrun. But the documentary by Kaspar Astrup Schröder, director of "Big time" (2017), which also focused on the work of the architect Bjarke Ingels, seems less interested in delving into depth than in offering a kind, not very incisive look, precisely on a project that It has had multiple controversies, such as the fact that it is such a large plant that it needs to import garbage from other countries to guarantee its profitability.