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A modernist office building in Santiago’s Civic District, now headquarters of Chile’s Ministry of Justice, anchoring the corner of Morandé and Moneda streets.
A modernist office building in Santiago’s Civic District, now headquarters of Chile’s Ministry of Justice, anchoring the corner of Morandé and Moneda streets.
New Empire Cinema, a beloved South Mumbai cinema hall that operated for over a century, closed in 2014 after financial losses forced its owners to shut down.
An Interwar Art Deco industrial landmark in Perth, the Michelides Tobacco Factory was the city’s sole surviving factory remodelled in modernist style before its demolition.
A modernist administrative complex in Novi Sad housing the Government and Assembly of Vojvodina, designed by Dragiša Brašovan and completed in 1940.
A 19-story office tower in downtown Albany, New York, rising 267 feet to rank among the city’s tallest buildings.
Portland stone war memorial in Birmingham honouring 12,320 citizens killed in World War I, designed by Cooke and Twist and opened by Prince Arthur of Connaught in 1925.
The administrative headquarters of the University of Houston, this Art Deco building designed by Alfred C. Finn opened in 1950 and has become iconic to the university’s identity.
An independent cinema, café bar, and creative workspace in Sheffield that has earned recognition as a vital cultural venue since 2002.
A Victorian railway station transformed into a modernist Underground hub in north London, East Finchley traces the evolution from 19th-century steam railways to the 1930s electric Underground network.
A dual-line London Underground interchange in west Ealing, served by the District and Piccadilly lines and strategically positioned on the Uxbridge Road.