Loc-Dieu Abbey
A Cistercian abbey near Villefranche-de-Rouergue in Aveyron, France, reflecting medieval monastic architecture and spiritual life.
Pen-y-Lan Hall
A Grade II-listed Welsh country house blending possible 17th-century origins with Victorian Tudor-Gothic Revival remodelling near Ruabon.
Oxford Oratory
The Catholic parish church of central Oxford, served by the Congregation of the Oratory and dedicated to St Aloysius Gonzaga.
Foxwarren Park
A Victorian country house designed in 1860 for a brewing magnate, later home to the world’s last pink-headed ducks and a filming location for classic television.
Huntsham Court
A Grade II* listed Victorian country house designed by Benjamin Ferrey in the Tudor Gothic style for the Troyte family, now used as an event venue.
Cerberus Privy
A Victorian communal lavatory designed by William Burges for Gayhurst House servants in 1859–1860, now a Grade II* listed private residence.
Eastnor Castle
A Regency mock castle designed by Robert Smirke for the 1st Earl Somers and later enriched with Gothic Revival interiors by A. W. N. Pugin, combining Romantic aesthetics with architectural distinction.
Goodrich Court
A neo-gothic mock castle built in 1828 to house an antiquarian’s collection, Goodrich Court provoked William Wordsworth’s wrath and survived less than a century before demolition.
Provenierskerk
A neo-Gothic Roman Catholic church in Rotterdam that served its parish for over seventy years before demolition in 1976. Its artworks survive in other churches.
Sigulda Castle
A spirited Neo-Gothic mansion built in 1878 for the Kropotkin family, Sigulda Castle now serves as seat of the Sigulda Region Council in Latvia’s Vidzeme region.