Solingen-Schaberg station
A railway station in Solingen, North Rhine-Westphalia, serving the regional Wuppertal-Oberbarmen–Solingen line with frequent S-Bahn connections for commuters and travelers.
National House, Prostějov
A significant cultural monument in Prostějov, Czech Republic, built to serve the city’s community through cultural and social programming.
Rouen-Rive-Droite station
Rouen–Rive-Droite is Normandy’s principal railway station, connecting the medieval city of Rouen to France’s intercity and TGV networks across the country.
Kronstadt Naval Cathedral
A Russian Orthodox cathedral built 1903–1913 as the principal church of the Russian Navy, dedicated to fallen seamen and restored to active worship after Soviet-era closure.
Bochum-Dahlhausen station
A railway station in Dahlhausen, Bochum, whose historic early twentieth-century building survives from the First World War era.
Barons Court tube station
A West London transit hub where the District and Piccadilly lines intersect, marking the threshold between open-air and underground travel on the London Underground.
Hotel Fürstenhof (Berlin)
A luxury Modernist hotel on Berlin’s Leipziger and Potsdamer Plazas, designed by Bielenberg and Moser in 1907 and destroyed in a 1943 air raid.
Jacob Riis Park
A seaside park on the Rockaway Peninsula shaped by Robert Moses’s visionary planning and anchored by a 1932 Art Deco bathhouse, named for social reformer Jacob Riis.
Burlington station (Iowa)
An Amtrak station built in 1944 in Burlington, Iowa, serving the scenic California Zephyr route across the American heartland.
Twentieth Century Theatre
A 1941 deluxe movie theater in Cincinnati’s Oakley neighborhood, now a venue for concerts and special events, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.