Four Domes Pavilion
An early twentieth-century pavilion on Wrocław’s exhibition grounds, distinguished by its four distinctive domes and reflecting the era’s enthusiasm for cultural exchange.
Giacoletti Building
A historical commercial building in San Martín Plaza, Lima, destroyed by fire in 2018 and now undergoing restoration after its 1972 monument designation.
Utrecht Post Office
A landmark 1924 postal building on Utrecht’s Neude square, now serving as headquarters for the Utrecht Public Library since 2020.
Flekkefjord Station
A narrow-gauge railway terminus designed by Paul Armin Due in 1904, Flekkefjord Station served southwestern Norway’s coastal transport until 1990. Its brick Art Nouveau building is gone, but depot structures remain.
Grand Hotel Brunate
Giuseppe Casartelli’s final Art Nouveau hotel, completed in 1893 in Brunate above Lake Como, now houses private apartments.
Baitul Futuh Mosque
One of Europe’s largest mosque complexes, Baitul Futuh completed in 2003 blends Islamic tradition with modern British design. Located in Morden, London, it serves the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and hosts global religious broadcasts.
Tonhalle St. Gallen
A concert hall and cultural centre in St. Gallen, Switzerland, home to the St. Gallen Symphony Orchestra and a vital venue for orchestral performance and civic gatherings.
Tampere Market Hall
Finland’s largest market hall, opened in 1901 to organize Tampere’s bustling street trade. Today 174 outlets serve locals and visitors, with the popular restaurant Four Seasons anchoring community life.
Aarhus Custom House
Hack Kampmann’s harborfront masterpiece (1898) exemplifies Danish civic design. Restored in 2004, the Custom House now houses a restaurant and stands as one of Aarhus’s most significant architectural works.
Motor Square Garden
A steel-framed industrial landmark crowned by a striking blue dome and anchored in yellow brick, Motor Square Garden in Pittsburgh’s East Liberty now serves as headquarters for the Pittsburgh AAA.