The Crystal Palace (1980 film)

*The Crystal Palace* (1980) is a documentary film that explores the construction of the Royal Festival Hall’s new extension, the Queen Elizabeth Hall, and the artistic and architectural visions behind it. Through interviews and visual footage, it reflects on the importance of modern architecture and design in shaping public spaces and cultural identity. The film offers insight into the creative process and the societal implications of building such iconic structures in London, blending technical details with cultural commentary to engage viewers interested in architecture, architecture's role in society, and artistic innovation.