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A former royal palace in Phetchaburi Province, Thailand, now operated as a museum by the Royal Thai Army. Also known as Ban Puen Palace.
A former royal palace in Phetchaburi Province, Thailand, now operated as a museum by the Royal Thai Army. Also known as Ban Puen Palace.
A clifftop hotel in the Blue Mountains blending Art Deco and Edwardian styles, crowned by a dome shipped from Chicago and hauled overland by bullock train.
A 1931 modernist office tower in Detroit designed by Albert Kahn and built by the Fisher brothers, connected to the nearby Fisher Building by an underground tunnel.
A Grade II* listed municipal building in Newport, South Wales, serving as headquarters of Newport City Council and an important institutional landmark.
A 19-story residential cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, designed by Schwartz & Gross in 1929 and immortalized by the 1984 film Ghostbusters.
A pioneering Art Deco tower that rose over Mexico City’s historic centre in 1932, the first Mexican building to exceed 10 storeys and once the capital’s tallest structure.
Brazil’s tallest building from 1927 to 1929, this 102-meter office tower in Rio de Janeiro once housed the newspaper A Noite before being surpassed by São Paulo’s Martinelli Building.
A 1914 bahay na bato ancestral house in Manila’s Quiapo district, now a museum preserving Katipunan artifacts and Philippine revolutionary history.
A Grade II listed concert venue in Manchester’s Ardwick Green, the O2 Apollo hosts 3,500 visitors and remains central to the city’s live music heritage.
A 1931 residential building in Greenwich Village designed by architects Boak & Paris, housing 129 apartments and facing Abingdon Square Park.