Architecture · London, United Kingdom
Khizr Studio
Architectural film and storytelling studio founded by Mohammed Khizr, helping practices communicate projects through film, animation and short-form video.
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- Base
- London, United Kingdom
- Regions
- UK - England - Greater London
- Sectors
- CulturalUrban Design
About
About Khizr Studio.
Khizr Studio is an architectural film and storytelling studio that helps practices communicate the ideas behind their work. Founded by Mohammed Khizr, the studio brings together strong production quality and a genuinely architectural narrative, so the spatial and emotive qualities of a project come across to audiences inside and outside the profession.
The studio's work spans completed project films and practice profiles through to film and animation used across the design process, from site analysis and concept design to technical design and handover. Khizr Studio also produces short-form content for social platforms, helping architects reach wider audiences with reels and edited highlights drawn from longer films.
The throughline is communication: using film to explain architectural and urban design principles clearly, and to convey studio culture and the experience of a space, rather than relying on drawings alone.
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1 person · 1 podcast episode · Practice video
Podcast · Episode
The Power Of Film And Storytelling In Architecture. Ft. Khizr Studio
Join us as we welcome Mohammed from Khizr Studio to discuss the intersection of architecture and filmmaking.
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- Website
- chizr.uk ↗
- Studio
- London, United Kingdom
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