Old St Paul’s, Wellington
A consecrated Anglican church in Wellington, exemplifying timber Gothic Revival architecture and serving as parish church and pro-cathedral from 1866 to 1964.
A consecrated Anglican church in Wellington, exemplifying timber Gothic Revival architecture and serving as parish church and pro-cathedral from 1866 to 1964.
A soaring Neo-Gothic hall church and the tallest building in Aue, St. Nicholas’ serves the Evangelical Lutheran parish in Germany’s Saxon Ore Mountains.
A monumental Gothic Revival cathedral rising above Munich’s Ludwigsvorstadt district, St. Paul’s Church (1892–1906) stands as a testament to late-19th-century German Catholic ambition.
A Roman Catholic parish church in Glasgow’s Dennistoun neighbourhood, designated as a category A listed building for its architectural and historical importance.
All Saints Church is an active Anglican parish church in Lupton, Cumbria, part of the Kirkby Lonsdale Team Ministry. The Grade II listed building serves its rural community in England’s Lake District.
A 1907 Romanesque railway station in downtown Greater Sudbury serving Via Rail and housing the Sudbury Farmer’s Market since 2013.
A major library at McGill University in downtown Montreal housing the largest branch of McGill’s academic collection in the humanities and social sciences.
A historic mosque in Constanța, Romania’s principal Black Sea port, protected as a national monument and revered by the local Islamic community.
A Grade II listed Anglican parish church in Preston, Lancashire, now operating as a conservation centre since 2006.
A medieval Anglican parish church in Cardiff, Wales, founded in 1107 and abandoned in 1701 after severe flood damage, replaced at a new location in 1843.