"Women of Carbon" Stories of Innovation, Leadership, and Climate Action in the Built Environment

 

The first installment of the OFA Film Series highlighting the personal and political stories behind architecture and the people shaping our built world.

 

Women of Carbon tells the story of visionary women reshaping the future of construction and climate action. At a time when the built environment accounts for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions, these innovators are leading the charge toward a more sustainable and resilient planet.

 

Through the work of engineers, architects, scientists, and entrepreneurs, the film reveals how new materials, technologies, and design strategies are redefining the construction industry while improving human health and economic opportunity.

 

Directed by Basia and Leonard Myszynski, the film captures a growing movement of leaders whose bold ideas and collaborative spirit are transforming the way we build—and the future we build for.

 

About the OFA Film Series

 

The OFA Film Series highlights films that explore architecture, design, and the built environment through personal stories and cultural perspectives.

 

The series is part of the educational programming of the Orlando Foundation for Architecture, bringing together designers, students, and the public to engage in dialogue about how design shapes our communities.

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TICKETS: 

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OFA/AIA Members - FREE (suggested $10 donation)

Not Yet Members - $10.00

Student / Senior Members - $5.00