The seats have been filled, the popcorn bought and, for the past 12 months, the magic of the movies has been casting a spell over the Kingdom, where the buzz of the big screen had been a dim and distant memory. It has been a year since, as part of the country’s Vision 2030 program…

Following the tragic destruction of Notre Dame’s 19th-century spire, the French prime minister, Édouard Philippe, has invited architects to put forward ideas for its restoration. “The international competition will allow us to ask the question of whether we should even recreate the spire as it was conceived by Viollet-le-Duc,” Philippe said of the project. “This…

Secret rocket tests, comets tearing across the sky and explosives warnings are normally figments of the silver screen. But at Coober Pedy’s drive-in they happen all around you. Under clear desert skies in South Australia’s far north, cars drive toward a screen which stands like a last white tooth in a dusty gum. Coober Pedy…

Given the well-documented challenges in retail and the threat to traditional offices posed by co-working, you could argue the days of the traditional anchor tenant are numbered. Many high-street brands that investors could rely on to draw in other occupiers have either gone under or face considerable financial difficulty. by Ken Dytor, Executive Chairman, Urban…