Kaiserbrücke, Mainz
An early 20th-century steel railway bridge across the Rhine at Mainz, destroyed in 1945 and reconstructed in 1955 as a symbol of postwar renewal.
Whitechapel Gallery
A pioneering public art gallery opened in 1901 in East London, designed by Charles Harrison Townsend. The British Modern Style building nearly doubled in size in 2009.
Wrocław Water Tower
A historic water tower in Wrocław’s Borek neighbourhood, representing the city’s industrial engineering heritage and infrastructure development.
Schlüchtern station
A regional railway station in Hesse, Germany, serving the Frankfurt–Göttingen line as a category 4 facility under Deutsche Bahn.
Kopenhagener Straße
An 800-metre street in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg lined with Jugendstil apartments, home to over 45 working artists and retaining its bohemian character from the divided city through reunification.
Saint-Louis station
The main railway station of Saint-Louis, a border town in Haut-Rhin, France, serving as a vital transport gateway between French and Swiss territories.
Aachen Hauptbahnhof
Aachen’s principal railway station and gateway to Germany’s tri-border region, connecting the city to major European networks.
Heslar Naval Armory
A streamlined 1936 Art Moderne armory on Indianapolis’s White River, designed by Ben H. Bacon as a WPA project and now home to Riverside High School.
Scone Civic Theatre
A 1930s cinema in rural New South Wales designed by Guy Crick and Bruce Furse, now recognised as a heritage landmark of Australia’s interwar cultural life.
Joe Knight Building
A 1948 Streamline Moderne drugstore in Missouri with curved glass block corners and brick lettering, recognized as a distinctive post-war commercial design.