To stay inspired, find here a small (continuously growing) list of pure architectural delight expressed in movies. Renowned for their architectural touch, without being on the topic of architecture – all bullet-proved by me:
- “The Grand Budapest Hotel” 2014 – for its candid pastiche and interiors
- “Blade Runner” 1982 – for its powerful futuristic imagery
- “Mon Oncle” 1958 – for its caricature of modernist architecture
- “The Fountainhead” 1943 – simply classic
- “Dogville” 2003 – for its lack of architecture
- “Muttertag” 1993 – for its critique on social housing in Vienna, Austria
- “Arrival” 2016 – for its clean speciality
- “2001: A Space Odyssey” 1968 – this movie is practically just about space
- “Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus” 2006 – for its textures and colours
Here some links to related posts – some more thoughts on movies which might or might not feature in this list: