Herrenhäuser Kirche
A neo-Gothic church in Hanover’s Herrenhausen district serving the Lutheran parish, located adjacent to the celebrated Herrenhausen Gardens and designated a historic monument.
Peterborough Centre
A Category II heritage building in Christchurch that originally served as a Teachers’ College, restored after severe damage in the 2011 earthquake.
Congleton Town Hall
A grade II* listed municipal building on Congleton’s High Street, serving as the meeting place of Congleton Town Council since its establishment.
Taubenhaus Tenement
A Gothic Revival tenement house built in 1898 on Warsaw’s Marshal Street, designed by Edward Goldberg and exemplifying late 19th-century Polish residential architecture.
St John’s, Aberdeen
St John the Evangelist, a Scottish Episcopal Church off Crown Street in central Aberdeen, represents an important strand of Scotland’s ecclesiastical heritage.
Central Pori Church
A Gothic Revival cathedral crowned by a 72-metre cast-iron tower, Central Pori Church stands as one of Finland’s largest churches and hosts the renowned annual Pori Organ Festival.
Schloss Drachenburg
A palatial villa completed in two years on the Rhine, Schloss Drachenburg was built for a Rhineland banker who never lived there.
Charterhouse School
A leading English boarding school founded in 1611 on the grounds of a former Carthusian monastery, Charterhouse has educated Britain’s elite for over four centuries.
Christ Church, Ware
A Victorian Church of England in Ware, Hertfordshire, established in 1858 to serve the expanding east and south sides of the market town. Now Grade II listed.
Christ Church, Bray
A Gothic Revival church built in 1863 on the historic Rock of Bray, serving the Church of Ireland parish in County Wicklow.