Savitskaya’s House
An early 20th-century residence in Pushkin, Saint Petersburg, designated as a cultural heritage object for its historical significance and place in Russian residential architecture.
Kuopio Market Hall
Art Nouveau market hall in central Kuopio hosting thirty vendors, operating year-round as a hub of local commerce and community life.
Gaudí House Museum
Antoni Gaudí’s domestic residence within Park Güell, occupied 1906–1925, now a museum displaying his custom-designed furniture and personal objects.
Palacio Cabanellas
A Modernisme palace in downtown Rosario designed by Mallorcan architect Francisco Roca in 1916, representing Argentina’s rare examples of Catalan Art Nouveau influenced by Antoni Gaudí.
Jersey Opera House
The Jersey Opera House in Saint Helier is a 1922 rebuild of an 1900 structure, renowned for its imposing Frenchified façade and a 10,200-piece chandelier.
Meat Market, Belém
A cast-iron market hall built in 1867, the Francisco Bolonha Meat Market anchors Belém’s historic Ver-o-Peso waterfront complex, selling meat, meals, handicrafts and Umbanda devotional items to this day.
Stadttheater Meran
A Jugendstil theatre built for Merano’s Belle Époque elite, designed by Martin Dülfer and inaugurated in 1900, this civic landmark reflects the cultural ambitions of the Habsburg spa town.
Grand Central Hall
A Grade II listed building on Liverpool’s Renshaw Street, now housing the Liverpool Grand Central Hotel, Hall and Grand Bazaar Food Hall.
Passage of Lodares
A protected nineteenth-century commercial passage in Albacete, Spain, designated a cultural monument in 1996.
Villino Ida Basile
An Art Nouveau villa in Palermo designed by Ernesto Basile, exemplifying the Italian Liberty style that transformed early twentieth-century Sicily.