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.
Charlottetown City Hall
The seat of City Council since 1888, this Romanesque Revival landmark commands Charlottetown’s Queen Street and was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1984.
Murska Sobota Cathedral
A Neo-Romanesque cathedral built in 1912 on a sacred site dating to 1071, serving as the episcopal seat of Murska Sobota diocese since 2006.
Sault Ste. Marie Museum
A former post office turned museum, this Beaux-Arts building has documented Sault Ste. Marie’s heritage since 1982, operated by the local historical society.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites Near Funafuti: the Funafuti Conservation Area and Pacific Atoll Heritage
Tuvalu has no UNESCO sites. Funafuti’s Funafuti Conservation Area protects 33 km² of lagoon reef; the atoll, less than 2 metres above sea level, has become a symbol of climate heritage under threat.
Temple Neuf, Strasbourg
A Neo-Romanesque Lutheran church in Strasbourg, rebuilt after 1870 on the site of a medieval Dominican convent that housed mystical scholar Johannes Tauler and hosted an impressive 1877 Merklin organ.
Old City Hall (Toronto)
A Romanesque civic landmark that housed Toronto’s city council from 1899 to 1966, marked by a distinctive clock tower defining the downtown streetscape.
Imperial Castle, Poznań
A 1910 palace designed by Franz Schwechten for German Emperor Wilhelm II, the Imperial Castle reflects Prussia’s architectural ambitions in Poland and now serves the Polish government.
St Peter’s Church, Deene
An Anglican parish church in Deene, Northamptonshire, designated Grade II* and preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust.
St Stephen’s, Twickenham
An active Church of England parish church on Richmond Road in East Twickenham, serving the local community with contemporary Anglican worship and pastoral ministry.