Take an eco work break and watch an inspiring architectural slideshow, an ocean-minded webisode, or an award-winning short eco-documentary.

>> FastCompany has a slideshow of the 29 best buildings in Los Angeles [1], many of which are sustainably designed and community-oriented. Vista Hermosa Park in downtown L.A. and Pasadena Bike Transit Center are among the spots featured — alongside a gas station and parking structure. The buildings were recognized at the 39th annual Los Angeles Architectural Awards.

>> Did you watch The End of the Line on World Oceans Day [1] — or plan to watch it when it hits the theaters on June 17? Either way, find out more about the eco-documentary about overfishing at Babelgum, which will take you behind the scenes of the film in its The End of the Line webisode series [2].

>> Cateret Islands residents are becoming the first climate change refugees, and their plight's featured in Next Wave, an 8-minute documentary and jury prize winner of the ninth annual Media That Matters Film Festival [3]. Watch Next Wave and 11 other short, socially-conscious films — including other eco-minded films like The Secret Life of Paper, a 5.5-minute documentary that uncovers why the U.S. consumes so much paper.

Image via Media That Matters Film Festival