Showing posts with label Architecture Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architecture Movies. Show all posts
On 3:57 PM by Rachel Preston in Architecture Movies
My Best Architecture Movies Guide on here gets more hits than any other post I have done, so when someone asked if I'd ever compiled a list of labyrinths in movies (since I design original labyrinths too), I decided I'd better start one. For all you labyrinth-o-philes, here's your list too:
Alice in Wonderland
Cube
Dragonquest
Extinction
Goblet of Fire
The Goonies
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Hellboy
Inception
Labyrinth
Law and Order: Criminal Intent: Icarus (episode)
Nosferatu
Pan's Labyrinth
Resident Evil 3
Tangled
The Shining
Tales from the Crypt
The Third Man
Your Highness (be prepared, cheesy stoner content! lol!)
Alice in Wonderland
Cube
Dragonquest
Extinction
Goblet of Fire
The Goonies
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Hellboy
Inception
Labyrinth
Law and Order: Criminal Intent: Icarus (episode)
Nosferatu
Pan's Labyrinth
Resident Evil 3
Tangled
The Shining
Tales from the Crypt
The Third Man
Your Highness (be prepared, cheesy stoner content! lol!)
My largest original labyrinth, as seen from google earth...
its a labyrinth for kids with autism, who are learning to work horses.
One of my faves!
its a labyrinth for kids with autism, who are learning to work horses.
One of my faves!
On 8:41 PM by Rachel Preston in Architecture Movies
Never mind that these movies are rad for anyone whose got a clue what they mean or hard the commitment to martial arts actually is, the opening of this edition of the series is a cozy home for architects and lovers of post-cinematic revivalist art.
On 5:44 PM by Rachel Preston in Architecture Movies
On 2:35 PM by Rachel Preston in Architecture Movies
Do you need something positive to watch from time to time to help you vision your perfect way of being in the world and in your space? Here are some movies, websites, and videos that we've been inspired by!
Architecture through history
42nd Street
Aboriginal
Architecture Living Architecture
Aeon Flux
Agora
Alphaville
Architectures
Bangkok Dangerous
Barton Fink
Batman Begins
Beauty and the Beast
(1946)
Blade Runner
Brazil
Chartres Cathedral -
A Sacred Geometry
Chronos: A Visual
And Musical Journey Through Time
City of Dreams
Dancing About
Architecture
Dark City
Days of Heaven
Die Hard
Downton Abbey
Dodes'ka-den
(Kurosawa)
Drawing by numbers
e2: Design (PBS
video)
Empire
Future by Design
Gattaca
Ghostbusters
Gosford park
Hausu
Housekeeping
Imagine
Inception
The
International
Karate Kid 3
Kikuchi
Last Year at
Mirienbad
Magnificent
Ambersons
Marie Antoinette
Memoirs of a Geisha
Metropolis
Midnight in Paris
Mildred Pierce
Mon Oncle
Mystic Pizza
Nosfaratu
Oscar and Lucinda
Paranormal Activity
Paperhouse
Psycho
Quo Vadis
Rear Window
Rebecca
Riddles in Stone -
Secret Mysteries of America's Beginnings Volume II: Secret Architecture of
Washington, D.C.
Ring/Ju-on
Rome: Engineering an
Empire
Rosemary's Baby
Russian Ark
Skyscraper
Skyscraper Souls
Sliver
Sunrise
Suspiria
The 13th Floor
The 14 Wonders of
the World ancient and new
The Alamo
The Black Cat
The Clock
The Da Vinci Code
The Eagle (Roman
design)
The Enchanted
Cottage
The Fall of the
Roman Empire
The Haunting
The Heiress
The House of Usher
The Hudsucker Proxy
The International
The Gold Rush
The Lady and The
Duke
The Lake House
The Last Samurai
The Magnificent
Ambersons
The Man With the
Movie Camera
The Money Pit
The Naked City
The Orphanage
(Spanish, 2007)
The Terminal
Thirteen Ghosts
Ultimate Heist
(French version) with Jean Reno
Un couple (tout Ã
l'envers)
Under the Tuscan Sun
Vicky Christina
Barcelona
Wavelength
Weekend at the
Waldorf
Wings of Desire
Architects in the Movies
12 Angry Men
A Moment to Remember
Antonio Gaudi
Atlas Shrugged
Belly of an
Architect
D' Annunzio's Cave
Die Architekten
Frank Lloyd Wright -
A film by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick
Garbage Warrior
Houselife - Rem
Koolhaas
I.M. Pei - First
Person Singular/The Museum on the Mountain
Indecent Proposal
Inspirations
Intersection
Life as a House
Learning from Bob
and Denise
Maya Lin: A Strong
Clear Vision
Modern Marvels -
Gothic Cathedrals (History Channel) (A&E DVD Archives)
Mr. Blandings Builds
His Dream House
My Architect: A
Son's Journey
Pi
Salaam Namaste
Sketches of Frank
Gehry by Sydney Pollack
Sleepless in Seattle
Strangers When We
Meet
The Architect
The Architects
The Belly of an
Architect
The Films of Charles
& Ray Eames - The Powers of 10
The Fountainhead
The Homes of Frank
Lloyd Wright (A&E DVD Archives)
The Towering Inferno
Visual Acoustics:
The Modernism of Julius Schulman
When Harry Met Sally
Design Inspirations
Between the Folds
Dirt! The Movie
Freakonomics
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