Christ Church, Walmsley
A Grade II listed Church of England parish church on Blackburn Road in Walmsley village, serving the Bolton deanery and diocese of Manchester.
Castle Terrace Car Park
Scotland’s first modern multistorey car park, this 1960s brutalist structure pioneered continuous-ramp design while respecting views of Edinburgh Castle.
Argyle House, Edinburgh
A 1968 modernist office building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, distinguished by relief panels facing Castle Terrace and now home to over a dozen companies including the University of Edinburgh.
Saint-Germain Cathedral
Saint-Germain Cathedral in Rimouski, Québec, serves as the mother church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Rimouski.
Congress Center Hamburg
Germany’s pioneering convention center, opened in 1973 near Planten un Blomen. Today it hosts major conferences and world-class concerts in Hamburg-Mitte.
Welbeck Street car park
A striking Brutalist car park that stood in Marylebone, London, defining mid-century modernist design in central Westminster through bold geometric forms and raw concrete expression.
Public Transport Centre
A modernist transport hub in Perth, Western Australia, serving as the administrative and operational centre for the city’s integrated rail and coach networks since the mid-20th century.
Grand Théâtre de Québec
A modernist performing arts complex in Quebec City that opened in 1971 to celebrate Canadian Confederation, now protected by a pioneering glass envelope and home to orchestras and a music conservatory.
Empress Hotel (Toronto)
A three-storey red-brick hotel that anchored downtown Toronto’s corner of Yonge and Gould streets from 1888 until its destruction by fire in 2011.
Christ Church, Chatburn
Christ Church is an active Anglican parish church in Chatburn, Lancashire, designated as a Grade II listed building and part of the Diocese of Blackburn.