collapse, Ronan Point was the subject of an experimental documentary film, And Then We Heard Shouts and Cries, by artist Ricky Chambers. Chambers' grandparents and mother had lived in flat 87 on the 18th floor of the tower block at the time of the gas explosion. See also List of structural failures and collapses Grenfell Tower fire Lakanal House fire Structural robustness References Bibliography A number of books have covered the collapse of Ronan Point, including Collapse: Why Buildings Fall Down by Phil Wearne . This was written to accompany the television series of the same name shown on Channel 4 in early 2000. Building Research Establishment reports: The Structure of Ronan Point and other Taylor Woodrow-Anglian Buildings 1985 Large panel system dwellings: preliminary information on ownership and condition 1986 The structural adequacy and durability of large panel system dwellings 1987 External links Blast Loading and Blast Effects on Structures – An Overview, 2007. BBC News – On This Day – 16 May 1968 – 'Three die as tower block collapses' London Flats Disaster – British Pathé news footage Ronan Point: a fifty-year building safety problem Buildings and structures completed in 1968 Buildings and structures demolished in 1986 Buildings and structures in the London Borough of Newham Building collapses in the United Kingdom Collapsed buildings and structures Disasters in London Explosions in 1968 Explosions in England Former buildings and structures in the London Borough of Newham Gas explosions Residential buildings in London Prefabricated buildings Public inquiries in the United Kingdom 1968 disasters in the United Kingdom 1968 in London Former skyscrapers Demolished buildings and structures in London Building collapses caused by fire