Contemplative shots of buildings, structures and scenic landscapes combine with interviews of Tuscany’s 20 best architects in Tuscanyness, a new documentary from 120g. Consisting of young architects and engineers from Italy, this Pisa-based cultural association has released the documentary online (yes, for free)! You can watch it here or here. Keep reading for more on this beautifully shot film directed by Andrea Crudeli, its important messages, and a collection of images that will make you want to start watching immediately…*All images in today’s post are taken from TuscanynessThe Tuscanyness ExperienceTuscanyness takes viewers on a journey of discovery. Not only does it thoughtfully explore the challenges faced by current Italian architects, it celebrates the beauty of the region and ultimately provides a hopeful call to action. Long, sweeping shots of the landscape and grand architecture provide a stunning context for the concerns at hand. In this way, the message of the film is passionately expressed.As viewers quickly fall in love with the land and buildings on-screen, the challenges depicted in the film are given true poignancy. At the same time, viewers feel like they’ve been on a meaningful, tranquil retreat, a getaway of sorts.The challenge faced by today’s Tuscan architects: Issues such as the redevelopment of suburbs, property speculation, the loss of appreciation for beauty in daily life, and local architects emigrating abroad h...