Harbour Centre
A cylindrical tower crowned by the Lookout—a rotating observation platform that has anchored Vancouver’s skyline since 1977 and defined the city’s relationship with its landscape.
Collini Center
A 102-metre modernist residential tower completed in 1975, the Collini Center remains Mannheim’s tallest inhabitable building and a landmark of postwar German urbanism.
Superjednostka
Poland’s largest residential building at completion in 1972, Superjednostka is a 187-metre modernist tower housing 762 flats, designed by Mieczysław Król and inspired by Le Corbusier.
Wotruba Church
A Brutalist Catholic chapel in Vienna designed by sculptor Fritz Wotruba (1974–1976), built from 152 concrete blocks and inspired by Chartres Cathedral.
Panum Building
A modern academic complex at the University of Copenhagen housing the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, including Denmark’s largest dental clinic with 230 treatment chairs.
Trellick Tower
A Grade II* listed Brutalist tower block designed by Ernő Goldfinger in 1972, Trellick Tower transformed from a troubled London landmark into a coveted residence.
Foujita Chapel
A 1965–1966 modernist chapel in Reims designed and decorated by artist Tsuguharu Foujita, renowned for its luminous interior frescos and spiritual simplicity.
Penrhyn Castle
A Neo-Norman country house in North Wales designed by Thomas Hopper (1822–1837), built on wealth from slavery and slate mining, now housing an internationally significant art collection.
Hadsund Church
A Lutheran parish church in Hadsund, Jutland, completed in 1898 to a design by architect Claudius August Wiinholt.
Crews & Tangos
A pioneering gay bar on Toronto’s Church Street since 1994, renowned for nightly drag performances and cultural significance to Canada’s LGBTQ+ community.