Strand Palace Hotel
A substantial hotel on London’s Strand, positioned within the West End’s cultural and commercial core near Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square and the Thames.
59 West 12th Street
A 1931 modernist residential tower in Greenwich Village designed by Emery Roth for Bing & Bing, containing 101 condominium apartments within the historic district.
Die Glocke (Bremen)
A modernist concert hall in central Bremen, completed in 1928 by architect Walter Görig, standing on a site occupied since the Middle Ages.
Süreyya Opera House
Istanbul’s first Anatolian opera house, designed in 1927 by architect Kegham Kavafyan, served as a cinema for decades before reopening as a functioning venue in 2007.
Stade Chaban-Delmas
A pioneering Art Déco stadium rebuilt for the 1938 FIFA World Cup, Stade Chaban-Delmas was the first in the world to feature fully covered stands without interior pillars.
Teatro Metropólitan
A 1943 cinema palace in downtown Mexico City, now a major live-performance venue hosting rock concerts, jazz festivals, and major televised awards ceremonies.
Johnie’s Coffee Shop
A striking Googie coffee shop at Wilshire and Fairfax in Los Angeles, designed by Armét & Davis as a masterpiece of Space Age architecture.
Big Chief Restaurant
A 1928 Route 66 roadside restaurant in Wildwood, Missouri, Big Chief evolved from tourist camp landmark to symbol of American highway culture’s resilience and reinvention.
Ca Brutta — Giovanni Muzio and the Manifesto of Milanese Novecento (1919-1922)
Ca’ Brutta, Milan — the rounded corner of Giovanni Muzio’s 1919–1922 apartment block. Photo: Paolo Monti (BEIC / Fondo Paolo
Santa Maria Novella Railway Station — Michelucci and the Gruppo Toscano (1935)
Santa Maria Novella railway station, Florence — the main front by the Gruppo Toscano, 1934, with its pietraforte cladding and