(Courtesy Safdie Architects) “Portland is a city with a powerful history and heritage,” Moshe Safdie shared in a statement. “Designing a tower in a city that’s generally low rise ...

Maine "Portland is a city with a powerful history and heritage," said Safdie Architects founding partner Moshe Safdie. "Designing a tower in a city that's generally low rise, at the heart of ...

Benny Safdie, one of the two Safdie brothers who ... In addition to Johnson, the cast includes Emily Blunt as Kerr’s wife Dawn Staples, Bas Rutten, Lyndsey Gavin and Oleksandr Usyk.

The A24 biopic, directed by Benny Safdie in his first solo directorial effort, promises a gripping, emotional dive into one of the sport's most complex figures. Gone is the glossy action-hero image.

No, Armie Hammer is not going to be in a Safdie Brothers movie next year. Confusion arose Monday afternoon with Hammer shared an image on Instagram of an apparent poster for a movie called ...

Armie Hammer is not working with the Safdie brothers, despite a cryptic Instagram post teasing a collaboration. On Monday afternoon, Hammer shared a movie poster to his Instagram account teasing a ...

A24 revealed the first official trailer for The Smashing Machine, the highly anticipated new film from Benny Safdie, one half of now iconic filmmaker brothers duo known as the Safdie Brothers.

one of the two Safdie brothers who co-directed and wrote “Uncut Gems” and “Good Time,” makes his solo directorial feature debut on the film. In addition to Johnson, the cast includes Emily Blunt as ...

It was informed by Moshe Safdie's Habitat 67 The project is developed by Canadian groups Westbank Corp and Allied Properties REIT. BIG has compared the project with Moshe Safdie's Habitat 67 ...

Directed by Benny Safdie in his solo feature debut ... Joining Johnson is Emily Blunt, playing Kerr’s wife Dawn Staples, in their second on-screen collaboration after Jungle Cruise.

Architect Moshe Safdie's portfolio of A-list projects around the globe betrays an obsession with height. The pages of art history are crowded with surprising, monumental and arrogant buildings.