More than 10 is a warm, human-centred film that marks the 10th anniversary of Intervention Architecture by capturing what truly defines the practice: people, process, and place. Premiering to a sold-out audience as part of the studio’s anniversary celebration, the film was created to commemorate a decade of socially engaged, collaborative design.

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Rather than showcasing finished buildings alone, it explores the relationships and values that underpin the studio’s work. Through candid interviews with founder Anna Parker, team members, and community collaborators, the film reveals how architecture becomes meaningful when rooted in empathy, trust, and co-creation.

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From domestic projects and art installations to grassroots public realm work, the studio’s bottom-up approach is instinctive and inclusive, prioritising listening, joy, and the lived experience of those who use the spaces.

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The film uses video to express what still photographs and text cannot: the atmosphere of collaboration, the emotion of shared authorship, and the vibrancy of a practice that puts people first. It captures design as an ongoing dialogue - not just a result.