The Royal Festival Hall – the first important public building completed after the war – was inaugurated in 1951 during the Festival of -Britain. A team of young architects developed an ...

The Royal Festival Hall, London's first major public building erected after World War II and an iconic structure in British Modernist architecture, has long been a royal pain.

The Royal Festival Hall has been the cornerstone of London's South Bank since it opened in 1951. The hall was built as part of that year's Festival of Britain and while the rest of the festival ...

BAFTA is moving house. Britain’s premiere film honors, which have for a number of years been held at London’s Royal Albert Hall in South Kensington, will shift a tube stop away and across to ...