Hrádek u Nechanic
A 19th-century Gothic Revival castle in the Hradec Králové Region, protected as part of Czech national heritage since 2001.
Babelsberg Palace
A Prussian summer residence in Potsdam that sheltered German Emperor William I and Empress Augusta for over fifty years, Babelsberg Palace stands as an architectural testament to 19th-century imperial power.
Hôtel Le Concorde
A 26-floor skyscraper hotel in Quebec City crowned by Ciel!, a revolving restaurant offering 360-degree views of the city and Saint Lawrence River.
Place Bonaventure
A monumental 1967 mixed-use complex in Downtown Montreal that ranked as the world’s second-largest commercial building at completion, remarkable for its integrated design and unique postal code.
Igualada Cemetery
A poetic late-twentieth-century Catalan cemetery near Barcelona, designed by Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós and built 1985–1994, widely regarded as a masterwork of modern architectural practice.
Strusshamn Church
A striking 1969 modernist parish church in concrete and glass, designed with a distinctive fan-shaped plan by Norwegian architects Torgeir Alvsaker and Einar Vaardal-Lunde.
Bucharest Bărăția
A Roman Catholic church in central Bucharest, standing near Piața Unirii as testimony to the city’s religious diversity.
Temple Neuf, Metz
A Protestant church in Metz built during German imperial rule and inaugurated in 1904 in the presence of Wilhelm II. An exemplary Romanesque Revival structure now recognized as a French monument historique.
Oslo West Station
Grand Italiante railway station that served Oslo’s western and southern routes from 1872 until its 1989 closure, now home to cultural institutions.
222 Jarvis Street
A striking inverted-pyramid office tower completed in 1971, designed by Maxwell Miller as Sears Canada’s headquarters in Brutalist dark brick and concrete.