Cathedral of La Laguna
A Neoclassical cathedral in Tenerife whose elegant facade and commanding dome define the skyline of the Canary Islands’ oldest city and serve as the mother church of a four-island diocese.
St. Bonifatius, Bergen
The seat of Rügen’s only Roman Catholic parish, St. Bonifatius serves as the northernmost parish in the Archdiocese of Berlin, ministering to approximately 1,700 members across Germany’s largest island.
Große Kirche Aplerbeck
Gothic Revival church in Dortmund’s Aplerbeck district, built 1867–1869 by architect Christian Heyden. Now serves as parish church and concert venue.
Church of Luther, Riga
A Lutheran parish church in Riga’s Torņakalns district, serving the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Latvia.
Manchester Law Library
A Venetian Gothic landmark in Manchester completed in 1885, this Grade II* listed building housed England’s oldest provincial law library for over 130 years.
Manchester Reform Club
A Victorian gentlemen’s club at Manchester’s King Street, opened in 1871 and designed by Salomons and Jones. Now home to an independent bookshop and community space.
Sedbergh School Chapel
A Grade II* listed chapel of architectural significance serving Sedbergh School in Cumbria, England.
Fort Belvedere, Surrey
A Gothic Revival fort in Windsor Great Park where Edward VIII signed the Instrument of Abdication in 1936, reshaping the British monarchy. Now private and closed to the public.
Saint-Hippolyte, Paris
A Neo-Gothic church in Paris’s 13th arrondissement, notable for its vibrant stained glass windows and colourful decoration, built 1909–1924.
St Dunstan-in-the-East
A medieval parish church reduced to atmospheric ruins during WWII, now a public garden in the City of London, positioned between London Bridge and the Tower of London.