Hafodunos
Sir George Gilbert Scott’s Venetian Gothic masterpiece near Llangernyw, Wales (1861–1866). Scott’s second most important country house, now undergoing restoration after a 2004 fire.
Knockdrin
A rural townland 5.6 km northeast of Mullingar, County Westmeath, home to Knockdrin Castle and the Westmeath Hunt.
UTS Tower
A 1979 brutalist landmark on Sydney’s Broadway housing administrative functions of the University of Technology, designed by Michael Dysart.
La Pagoda
A spiralling pharmaceutical laboratory in Madrid whose rotating floors earned it comparison to a pagoda, designed by Miguel Fisac and demolished in 1999.
Linnahall
A semi-abandoned Soviet-era palace of culture and sports (1980) overlooking Tallinn’s harbour, originally built as the V. I. Lenin Palace and featuring a heliport and seaport.
Lululaund
Lululaund was the short-lived Romanesque Revival studio-house of Bavarian-born British artist Hubert von Herkomer in Bushey, Hertfordshire, designed from an American sketch and demolished in 1939.
Sun Tower
A 17-storey Beaux-Arts landmark in Vancouver crowned by a copper dome and adorned with nine terracotta muses, recently restored to its original splendour.
Hauenštejn
A medieval castle in the Ore Mountains, Hauenštejn stands as a testament to Czech feudal heritage and remains in private custodianship today.
Vondelkerk
A Roman Catholic church in Amsterdam-West designed by Pierre Cuypers in 1880, the Vondelkerk served its parish until 1977 before becoming a cultural venue. Severely damaged by fire in January 2026.
West Block
A Victorian High Gothic parliament building completed in 1865, the West Block now houses Canada’s interim House of Commons Chamber and appears on the five-dollar bill.