A documentary series on street redesigns that go beyond function — told through the designers who shaped them.
RIGHTOFWAY highlights street redesigns that go beyond function — projects that elevate public space, foster urban livability, and enhance community life.
Architecture and interior design are celebrated across countless magazines and channels. Urban design — despite shaping daily life more than either — has never had a platform that treats it with the same artistry.
Each episode explores one project through three lenses:
The project is the protagonist — told with cinematic clarity, one street at a time.
We identify a redesigned street and the designers behind it, and reach out directly.
A short virtual meeting between the designers and the RIGHTOFWAY team to align on the project's story.
We send interview questions; designers prepare and submit responses, which we refine into a video script.
A professional crew travels to the project location or your studio — typically half a day to a full day. You never have to travel.
We edit the film and publish it on YouTube, then share it across our network — and yours.
Viewers who appreciate thoughtful design and want to understand how cities evolve around them.
Landscape architects, urban designers, planners, and architects who want to share their work, gain exposure, and learn from peers.
Public exposure to a global audience through high-quality, professionally produced content — a chance to showcase your work, your process, and your firm in a cinematic, shareable format.
You'll never be expected to travel — our crew comes to you and your project. Footage and creative rights are co-owned, and you're free to share the finished film across your own platforms.
Filming is scripted, cinematic, and brief on camera: most of your presence comes through voiceover, with guidance on tone and pacing throughout.
Read the full designer guide →
Our first episode is in final production. It will preview privately with designers we reach out to, ahead of a public launch.
Request a preview →We'd love to feature the project behind your work. If this resonates, we're excited to collaborate and bring it to a wider audience.