Gants Hill tube station
A 1947 London Underground station in Ilford renowned for Charles Holden’s modernist barrel-vaulted halls and the distinction of being the network’s easternmost below-ground station.
Old Lake Worth City Hall
A 1920s schoolhouse turned municipal center in Lake Worth Beach, Florida, now housing a local history museum and serving as the city’s administrative hub.
Capitol Records Building
A pioneering circular tower in Hollywood completed in 1956, the Capitol Records Building housed the recording studios that shaped twentieth-century music history.
L.D. Miller Funeral Home
A historic funeral home on South Main Avenue in Sioux Falls, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983, representing an important chapter in the city’s commercial and social heritage.
Pomona College
A private liberal arts college founded in 1887 by Congregationalists in Claremont, California, now one of America’s wealthiest colleges per student with a 1,700-student body known for diversity.
Dr. Walter Kennedy House
A historic residence at 1876 Oak Street in Sarasota, Florida, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1994, representing the community’s architectural legacy.
Fort Worth Public Market
A 1930 Art Deco farmers’ market in Fort Worth, Texas, distinguished by its polychromatic tile roof and terracotta detailing. Once accommodating 145 vendor stalls and 30 retail shops, it remains a Depression-era monument to regional commercial ambition.
Milton House (Melbourne)
A 1901 Melbourne medical building with Art Nouveau ornament and Georgian form, now a Victorian Heritage Register site.
Jujol Centre – Can Negre
A 17th-century Catalan farmhouse transformed by Art Nouveau architect Josep Maria Jujol between 1915 and 1930 into a modernist masterwork in Sant Joan Despí.
Manchester School of Art
Britain’s second-oldest art school, founded in Manchester in 1838 as the Manchester School of Design, now part of Manchester Metropolitan University.