The Veretski Pass and the Árpád Line
A pillbox of the Árpád Line in the Latorytsia valley, on the eastern approach to the Veretski Pass. Photo: VargaA, […]
A pillbox of the Árpád Line in the Latorytsia valley, on the eastern approach to the Veretski Pass. Photo: VargaA, […]
Anti-tank dragon’s teeth and the entrance to a bunker beneath railway Canton 30, Ghimeș. Photo: Accipiter Gentilis Q., Wikimedia Commons,
The Cathedral Church of Saint Margaret in Ayr is the seat of the Bishop of Galloway and principal church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Galloway, designated cathedral in 2007.
A commercial office building on Hopton Street, Southwark, that once stood adjacent to the present-day Tate Modern art gallery.
Denys Lasdun’s pioneering 1957 residential cluster in Bethnal Green, London, arranges four maisonette blocks around a central service tower—a radical modernist solution to post-war housing.
A 1960s social housing block in central Southampton designed by Lyons Israel Ellis, housing 184 flats alongside shops and restaurants near the railway station.
A pair of modernist houses in suburban Paris designed by Le Corbusier (1954–56), celebrated for their raw concrete and sculptural form.
The seat of Lithuania’s parliament, Seimas Palace is a working center of democratic governance in the heart of Vilnius.
A 27-storey Brutalist residential tower in East London, designed by Ernő Goldfinger in 1963 and completed in 1967 for the London County Council as part of the Brownfield Estate social housing scheme.
A rural parish church in the far north of Jutland, Denmark, serving the small village of Hulsig near Skagen.