In the winter of his life Johansen began innovating designs for the future, “for a time when a new species of architecture - nanoarchitecture - will emerge.”


As nanoarchitecture evolves and eventually becomes readily available - inevitable, according to Johansen and many others - concerns and questions arise. What impact will nanoarchitecture have on architecture, and on society?


Of crucial importance are questions and issues regarding the ethical use and international regulation of nanoarchitecture, and the positive and negative effects it will have on the natural world.


Known to be “50 years ahead of his time” Johansen’s radical designs - based upon years of researching biomorphics, astrophysics, electromagnetics, and the nanotechnology sciences, and influenced by his studies of engineering, analytical psychology, and integrated philosophies - will continue to inspire architects and designers for decades to come.

The image above is from an animation that has been produced about Johansen’s nanoarchitectural 
designs. “These buildings, created from the subatomic level, will transform the built environment.” 
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ABOUT THE FILM


Modern Architectural Master John M. Johansen FAIA (1916 - 2012) produced exciting, outrageous architecture for nearly 70 years. Last of the famed “Harvard Five”, Johansen is recognized as one of America’s preeminent mid-century architects. His creative genius - which always utilized the latest in materials and technologies in his designs - produced architecture that is imbued with a deep concern for social responsibility, ethics and the environment.

A Documentary Film In-Production

By planting seeds in what many believe to be the future of architecture, Johansen’s  nanoarchitectural ideas and designs may some day be used to “grow” buildings from the subatomic level... buildings that will exist in symbiotic harmony with nature.


A direct-to-DVD documentary film, SEASONS OF THE SOUL takes viewers on an exploration of Johansen’s extraordinary life and his most inventive works.  Click here to explore the film’s website.

SEASONS OF THE SOUL  
The Innovative Mind of John M Johansen
is endorsed by
Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate
Lord Richard Rogers http://www.seasonsofsoulfilm.com/

John Veltri, Director-Producer-Cinematographer-Writer

Marguerite Lorimer, Co-Producer-Photographer


Sponsored by Independent Film Project (IFP)

The LEF Foundation

The Oklahoma City Arts Council

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His Life was a Triumph!

John M Johansen left this world at the grand old age of 96 on October 26, 2012.

One of the great architectural innovators of our time, Johansen was a friend and an inspiration to architects and designers globally.

We will make an announcement about his Memorial Service in the near future.


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