ADFF "Big Brutal Quiz" on Brutalist architecture in film, won by Derek DeLand, Kim Glennie, Martin Knowles. Satirical post-match interview with BBC Sport.

With a nod to mesmerism, the metronomic beats of Nassim Gordji Tehrani, the film’s editor, cast a lulling, hypnotic spell.

Built in the 1960's, Barbican Estate is a brutilist utopia for inner city living. The estate is a massive complex of 2000 apartments, surrounded by gardens, lakes and arts spaces, known as one of ...

The land of Nippon was born out of centuries of Japanese folklore, and the art style reflects the fantastical beauty of a ...

His traditionally styled buildings shaped the Manhattan skyline and conferred gravitas on individuals and institutions, ...

Over time, Dune ’s reputation evolved from dud to cultish camp classic and even, among some fans, to flawed masterpiece. But ...

Sci-fi is packed with visually striking, larger-than-life films that leave a real impact. But which ones truly stand at the ...

With cash and tax rebates becoming more and more aggressive and crews more and more experienced in multiple countries around ...

From sherbet dreams to concrete calm and sun-drenched nostalgia, our festive gift guide celebrates design through three ...

Richard Waite examines how Bradford’s year as City of Culture and the council’s ongoing redevelopment plans have knitted ...