The Nature of Modernism: E. Stewart Williams, Architect
Jake Gorst
When Frank Sinatra walked in to the offices of architect E. Stewart Williams (1909−2005) in Palm Springs in May 1947, he wanted a Georgian-style house in the desert. Williams tactfully convinced him of the benefits of modernism. Sinatra went for it. The house was the first in a string of residential, civic, academic and institutional icons designed in the mid-twentieth century that define the look and feel of the Coachella Valley even today.
Palm Springs International Film Festival, United States (2015)
Newport Beach Film Festival, United States (2015)
San Diego Film Festival, United States (2015)
Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival, New Zealand (2015)
Winnipeg Architecture & Design Film Festival, Canada (2015)
Last update in March 2016
Newport Beach Film Festival, United States (2015)
San Diego Film Festival, United States (2015)
Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival, New Zealand (2015)
Winnipeg Architecture & Design Film Festival, Canada (2015)
Last update in March 2016
| Director | Jake Gorst |
| Script | Jake Gorst |
| Production | H. Kirk Brown III, Jill A. Wiltse, Jake Gorst, Tracey Rennie Gorst |
| Editing | Jake Gorst |
| Artist | E. Stewart Williams, Frank Sinatra |
| Sound | Carmen Borgia |
| Cinematography | Jake Gorst |
| Music | Hayes Greenfield |
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