Paul Goldberger - Selected Film, TV, and Media Appearances

Selected Film, TV, and Media Appearances

  • “What Were You Thinking, Mr. Foster?” (interview and commentary in film about the career of Norman Foster), 2010
  • “Vincent Scully: An Artist Among Architects” (interview and commentary in film about the architectural historian Scully), 2010
  • “Benjamin Latrobe, America’s First Architect” (on-camera host, co-writer of PBS hour-long film), 2009–2010
  • “Blueprint America: Road to the Future” (interview and commentary, PBS film on urban infrastructure), 2008
  • “Daniel Libeskind: The Making of an Architect (interview), 2007
  • “e2: the Economics of Being Environmentally Conscious” (interview and commentary, PBS film), 2006
  • “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Buffalo” (interview and commentary for PBS film), 2006
  • “Las Vegas: An Unconventional History” (interview and commentary, PBS film), 2005
  • “Frontline: Sacred Ground” (interview for PBS project on rebuilding of Ground Zero), 2005
  • “New York: Episode 8” (interview and commentary for final segment of Ric Burns’ epic PBS documentary on New York), 2003
  • “Building Big” (interview in PBS series on large structures), 2003
  • “World Trade Center: Anatomy of the Collapse” (interview on Learning Channel documentary), 2002
  • “Frank Lloyd Wright” (interview and commentary as part of Ken Burns’ film on the life and work of Wright), 1998
  • “American Visions” (interview in Episode 6 of Robert Hughes PBS series on American art and architecture), 1997
  • “Buckminster Fuller: Thinking Out Loud” (interview and commentary in film for PBS American Masters), 1996
  • “In Search of Clarity: The Architecture of Gwathmey Siegel” (interview and commentary in film on Charles Gwathmey), 1995
  • “Brooklyn Bridge” (interview and commentary in Ken Burns’ initial film documentary), 1981

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