Stephen Joseph Studio
A converted German Protestant church from 1858, now the University of Manchester’s drama studio. Named after Stephen Joseph, pioneer of theatre in the round.
St. Marien am Behnitz
Berlin’s second-oldest Catholic church, designed by August Soller and consecrated in 1848, now hosts musical and literary events in restored Spandau quarters.
Jewel Palace (Berlin)
A Neo-Gothic trading house completed in 1898, the Jewel Palace survived World War II largely intact and now serves as a landmark in Berlin-Mitte.
Bray Methodist Church
A Methodist parish church on Eglington Road in the seaside town of Bray, County Wicklow, serving the local congregation and community.
St Thomas, Brightside
A Gothic Revival church in industrial Sheffield, consecrated in 1854 and now home to a circus training school. Designed by Flockton & Son, it reflects the district’s rapid nineteenth-century expansion.
Cultural Centre Valve
A multidisciplinary cultural centre in Oulu, Finland, housing theatres, cinema, galleries and the country’s second-largest film library.
Royal Albert Hospital
A Victorian institution that evolved from a specialized school for children into a mid-sized hospital, the Royal Albert Hospital shaped care in Lancashire for over 126 years before closure in 1996.
Huis met de Kabouters
An 1884 Amsterdam townhouse crowned with two giant gnomes that local legend says toss a ball between them each midnight. A masterwork of Victorian eclecticism.
Kreuzkirche am Ölrain
A Gothic Revival church built on a Roman settlement, Bregenz’s Kreuzkirche am Ölrain became the first electrically lit and heated church in the Austro-Hungarian monarchy in 1904.
Christ Church, Armley
An active Anglican parish church in Armley, Leeds, Christ Church is one of two Church of England parishes in the area and holds Grade II listed status.