in an Arctic Monkeys video. A BBC programme called Saving Britain's Past sheds light on the building site's past and discusses the listing from several viewpoints in its second episode, called "Streets in the Sky". The 2014 film '71 used the buildings to recreate Belfast's notorious Divis Flats during The Troubles. Park Hill has featured as a major source of inspiration for British artist Mandy Payne, with her paintings of the estate winning several awards. Park Hill is referenced in the lyrics of Pulp's song "Sheffield Sex City". Park Hill appears on the cover of Eagulls' self-titled debut album. The building was used as the location for Harvey and Gadget's flat in This Is England '90 and also features in This Is England '86 during the fight scene. The area and above-mentioned graffiti are the subject of the song "I Love You, Will You Marry Me" by South Yorkshire-born musician Yungblud. Park Hill is featured in the eleventh series and twelfth series of Doctor Who, as the family home of companion Yasmin Khan. The musical Standing at the Sky's Edge, featuring songs by Richard Hawley, is set in Park Hill and tells the story of three families over sixty years beginning in 1961. The musical premiered at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield in 2019 and transferred to the National Theatre in London in 2023. Park Hill is featured in the 2017 science fiction romantic comedy film How to Talk to Girls at Parties, based on the Neil Gaiman short story of the same name: "How to Talk to Girls at Parties". Park Hill serves as the setting for a part of the main character's love story, as well as the climax of the film. Photo gallery See also List of brutalist apartment blocks in Sheffield Cables Wynd House, Edinburgh, Scotland Byker Wall, Newcastle upon Tyne, England Prora, Rügen, Germany Falowiec, Gdansk, Poland Karl-Marx-Hof, Vienna, Austria Spinaceto, Rome, Italy Ballymun Flats, Dublin, Ireland Golden Lane Estate competition entry by Alison and Peter Smithson, London Robin Hood Gardens, London Habitat 67, Canada Hunslet Grange Flats, Leeds References Notes Bibliography External links Park Hill website Information for residents, businesses and visitors. Developed and maintained by the Park Hill Residents’ Association Exploring Park Hill Flats Collection of sources and essays collected by Urban Splash. Several photos of Park Hill housing by Peter Jones Sheffield's Park Hill: Estate expectations, Stephen Kelly, The Independent, 2011 Park Hill