Montreal Botanical Garden
A sprawling 75-hectare Montreal sanctuary recognized as one of the world’s most important botanical gardens, designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2008.
Monument to the Bandeiras
Victor Brecheret’s monumental granite sculpture at Ibirapuera Park entrance honors the 17th-century bandeirantes expeditions that expanded Brazil’s interior.
Palais de la Méditerranée
A 1929 Art Deco seafront palace and casino on Nice’s Promenade des Anglais, restored in 1990 and now a luxury hotel with 187 rooms.
Broadway Theatre, Catford
Art Deco theatre in south London built in 1932, featuring an 800-seat main auditorium and 80-seat studio theatre presenting drama, comedy, music and pantomime.
Olympic Stadium (Wrocław)
A 11,000-capacity multi-purpose arena in Wrocław, home to Sparta Wrocław’s speedway team and Panthers Wrocław’s American football squad, that was originally slated for Euro 2012.
Ratusha (Ivano-Frankivsk)
Ukraine’s only Art Deco town hall, redesigned in the 1920s by Polish architect Stanisław Trela and now home to a regional museum with city views.
Railway Roundabout, Hobart
A three-lane roundabout in central Hobart anchored by a 1963 fountain. Tasmania’s most accident-prone intersection, it was unexpectedly honoured by the Roundabout Appreciation Society in 2015.
Monumento a la Revolución
A soaring memorial arch in downtown Mexico City, the Monument to the Revolution stands 67 metres high—the world’s tallest of its kind—commemorating Mexico’s transformative revolution.
Riverside General Hospital
A landmark African American medical facility in Houston, originally the Houston Negro Hospital, renamed Riverside General Hospital in 1961 following expansion and added to the National Register in 1982.
Hughes-Irons Motor Company
A 1917–1923 Mission Revival automobile dealership in Council Bluffs that evolved from a Ford franchise into competing Chevrolet and Ford operations, now home to the chamber of commerce and apartments.