CFA Training College
A former training facility for Australia’s Country Fire Authority, closed in 2015 following contamination linked to occupational health concerns affecting staff and surrounding communities.
A former training facility for Australia’s Country Fire Authority, closed in 2015 following contamination linked to occupational health concerns affecting staff and surrounding communities.
A Mission Revival apartment building on Los Angeles’s Wilshire Boulevard, exemplifying early-twentieth-century residential architecture in Southern California.
An Art Nouveau mansion in Strasbourg’s Neustadt district, protected since 1975 and now home to the European Audiovisual Observatory.
A modernist tower and submarine museum near Kiel honouring sailors lost at sea across all nations. Built 1927–1936, with a restored Type VII U-boat preserved on site.
A 1938 New Deal civic building blending Art Deco and Neoclassical design, Ely Community Center originally housed the public library, auditorium, and meeting spaces in Minnesota’s Iron Range.
A National Romantic railway station north of Copenhagen, designed by Heinrich Wenck and serving regional trains along Denmark’s Coast Line.
A grand terminus on Lake Constance, Lindau-Insel station anchors the Bavarian city’s island core and exemplifies 19th-century Alpine railway architecture.
A mineral-rich spa complex built in early-twentieth-century Novi Sad around a natural artesian well, exemplifying the golden age of European spa culture and modernist regional architecture.
A residential tenement in central Bydgoszcz recognized on Poland’s Kuyavian-Pomeranian regional heritage list.
A former water tower in Copenhagen’s western suburbs, now serving as a distinctive observation point and local landmark visible along the main approach road.