Media Publications Announcement, July-August 2026

As we approach the Fourth of July weekend, our team would like to share an important update regarding the release schedule for our upcoming media publications about the World Tech Center vision.

Over the past seven weeks, we have been working intensively to complete three major media materials: our contextual report, our full-release press kit, and our documentary film. They represent a significant milestone for the project, bringing together architectural design, historical context, economic reasoning, public communication, and the broader vision behind the initiative.

Our original aim was to publish all three materials on July 1st, following the date mentioned during our founder’s recent appearance on Fox 32 News. However, after careful review of the remaining work, we have made the considered decision to delay the release of the documentary until August 2026.

This tough decision has not been made lightly. The documentary is a substantial 1-hour long production that summarizes our 80+ page report into no more than 11,000 words, narrated by our collaborator Haru Morioka, with the addition of Ken Gardner appearing in a short segment. Alongside this, our team has also been finalizing detailed SketchUp concept models, preparing high-quality visual renders, proofreading the report, and coordinating supporting contributions from our collaborators around their other life commitments. Given the time-consuming nature of CAD modelling, rendering, narration, and editing, we believe it is important that the documentary is completed to the high standard the project deserves.

Our revised publication schedule is as follows:

• July 1st — Contextual Report Release


  We plan to publish our full contextual report, which is now structurally complete and undergoing final proofreading. This report will outline the background, principles, strategy, and wider case for the vision.

  
  

• July 3rd — Full Release Press Kit and Short Introductory Video


  Our press kit will follow shortly after the report, providing a concise and accessible media package for journalists, civic leaders, supporters, and members of the public who wish to understand the project more clearly. Alongside, we also plan to release a short highlight instrumental video featuring external cards and links directing viewers to the full report, press kit, website, and official project channels.

  
  

• August 2026 — Documentary Release


  The full documentary will now be released in August. This additional time will allow us to complete the narration, rendering, editing, and final presentation to a much higher standard, ensuring that the film properly reflects the scale, seriousness, and ambition of the project.

Although this adjustment changes our original aimed release timeline, it allows us to present each publication more clearly and effectively. For high quality purposes which we strive for, we believe a phased release will give the report, press kit, and documentary the individual attention they deserve.

We are very grateful for the patience, encouragement, and interest shown by everyone who has followed our initiative so far. This project continues to grow through careful design work, public dialogue, historical reflection, and long-term strategic planning.

Further updates will be shared through our website and official social media pages.

Thank you for your continued support.