“Decades ago, [architect John] Portman never envisioned his buildings as dystopian fortresses or imagined Hollywood actors rappelling down his skyscrapers.” But Atlanta has become a popular ...

J. Edgar Hoover Building, the headquarters of the FBI, Washington D. C. (Charles F. Murphy and Associates, 1965-1975) (via Brunswyk ) The 31-storey Trellick Tower, West London, UK (Ernő ...

We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Architecture news every morning. Will it be the model of the houses of tomorrow?” asked the Marseille newspaper La Provence in ...

Whether it’s governments, corporations, or ideologies, dystopian films ask who’s really in control and what happens when we ...

Decades ago, Portman never envisioned his buildings as dystopian fortresses or imagined Hollywood actors rappelling down his skyscrapers. In 2008, tax incentives sped Atlanta’s ascension as a ...

The resulting city is set in a dystopian environment where greed and megalomania are rampant. But book-to-building translations aren’t literal—"If you’re looking for Rumpelstiltskin, for ...

Is it a dystopian experience to see scientists chaining themselves to buildings in protest, and a Good Morning Britain newscaster repeatedly accusing a young activist of hypocrisy for wearing clothes?