Metropole, Jakarta
Jakarta’s oldest surviving movie theater and multipurpose complex, hosting the nation’s first film festival in 1955 and recognized as architectural heritage since 1993.
Jakarta’s oldest surviving movie theater and multipurpose complex, hosting the nation’s first film festival in 1955 and recognized as architectural heritage since 1993.
Contemporary music venue in Glasgow’s Gorbals district hosting touring acts for audiences of 2,500, rebranded as O2 Academy Glasgow since 2008.
A historic Midtown Detroit building, also known as Wayne Tower, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983 and now owned by Wayne State University.
A landmark 1938 Art Deco cinema designed by American architect Thomas W. Lamb for MGM, Metro INOX remains a Grade IIA heritage structure and active cultural venue in central Mumbai.
Hamilton GO Centre is a commuter rail terminal and bus hub in downtown Hamilton, Ontario, serving as a major transportation junction for GO Transit services.
A four-star Marriott International hotel in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, serving as a prominent hospitality landmark in Canada’s easternmost provincial capital.
A 1954 modernist residence in Perth designed as a “party palace,” Blue Waters became the social hub of Western Australia’s capital throughout the mid-twentieth century.
A 1990 downtown Montreal shopping and office complex honouring Canada’s iconic Eaton’s department store, merged with an adjacent mall in 2018 and connected to the Underground City.
A senior high school in Lille, France, established in 1961 when a technical college was elevated to secondary education status during France’s post-war educational expansion.
A modernist luxury hotel opened in 1954, the Grande Hotel Beira represents Beira’s colonial prosperity and Mozambique’s post-independence transformation, now occupied by thousands of squatters.