Press & reviews

 “A creative, almost punk-like imagination… Humanity can create a brighter inner space as much as in outer space."  Francis French, Space Historian, Co-author, In The Shadow of the Moon: A Challenging Journey to Tranquility and An Unlikely Astronaut

“A moving testament to an extraordinary thinker whose ideas pushed the boundaries of what and where we call home."  Shohini Ghose, Professor of Physics & Computer Science, Director, Centre for Women in Science, Wilfrid Laurier University, Author, Her Space, Her Time: How Trailblazing Women Scientists Decoded the Hidden Universe

"Adams' work reminds us of what the ultimate purpose of human space exploration should be: not escaping to a Planet B, but bringing new knowledge, technologies, and perspectives back to Earth…”  Rosa Santomartino, Assistant Professor in Space Bioengineering, Cornell University

"Rich in both content and human storytelling, this documentary offers valuable educational insights while conveying a sense of optimism and possibility."  Victoria Coverstone, Emeritus Professor of Aerospace Engineering, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

"This is the deeply human story of a complex engineer designing her life her own way, and changing the way humans think about space exploration forever."  Lindy Elkins-Tanton, Professor of Earth & Planetary Science, University of California - Berkeley

"This film reminds us that our planet is fragile but also resilient, and that together we can save it. The film is about so much more than spaceflight or ecology and is a necessary playbook for our future."  Amy Foster, Associate Professor of History, University of Central Florida, Author, Integrating Women into the Astronaut Corps: Politics and Logistics at NASA, 1972-2004

"This is an inspiring film about space architect Constance Adams and her incredible body of work. I am so grateful to the team who helped make this film possible so audiences near and far can remember her, understand her, and build on her legacy."  Melodie Yashar, Space Architect, Technologist, Researcher, Founder of AENARA

"A must-watch for those interested in … a sustainable planet for our future. Collective action from the hard and soft sciences, healthcare, and the humanities is desperately necessary to save mankind and our mothership, Earth. The time to act is now!"  Erinn McComb, Professor of History, Del Mar College, Author, Gender and the Race for Space: Masculinity and the American Astronaut

"The Space Architect reminds us that spaceflight is ultimately about people, and that's why we build rockets and spacecraft."  Mason Peck, Professor of Astronautics, Director, NASA NY Space Grant Consortium, Cornell University

"The Space Architect is a film about a professional whose work will have a lasting impact on Earth and elsewhere. But besides that, this documentary is also a portrait of a whole person, and a life cut too short. Space architect Constance Adams is a vivid presence. At every phase of her complex life and work, she embodies the tension between the interdependence needed to build our human cultures and surrounding ecologies, and a kind of radical self-reliance that enables her to invent new worlds."  Fred Scharmen, Associate Professor of Architecture, Morgan State University, Author, Space Settlements and Space Forces