Hamilton GO Centre
Hamilton GO Centre is a commuter rail terminal and bus hub in downtown Hamilton, Ontario, serving as a major transportation junction for GO Transit services.
Hotel Newfoundland
A four-star Marriott International hotel in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, serving as a prominent hospitality landmark in Canada’s easternmost provincial capital.
Blue Waters, Perth
A 1954 modernist residence in Perth designed as a “party palace,” Blue Waters became the social hub of Western Australia’s capital throughout the mid-twentieth century.
Montreal Eaton Centre
A 1990 downtown Montreal shopping and office complex honouring Canada’s iconic Eaton’s department store, merged with an adjacent mall in 2018 and connected to the Underground City.
Lycée César Baggio
A senior high school in Lille, France, established in 1961 when a technical college was elevated to secondary education status during France’s post-war educational expansion.
Grande Hotel Beira
A modernist luxury hotel opened in 1954, the Grande Hotel Beira represents Beira’s colonial prosperity and Mozambique’s post-independence transformation, now occupied by thousands of squatters.
Maple Leaf Gardens
A historic 1931 ice hockey arena on Carlton Street, Maple Leaf Gardens hosted the Toronto Maple Leafs’ Stanley Cup dynasty and landmarks like the first official NHL All-Star Game before transforming into a mixed-use facility in 2009.
Flamingo Las Vegas
The Flamingo Las Vegas, opened in 1946, is the oldest continuously operating resort on the Strip and a landmark of modern casino design shaped by mobster Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel.
Lua Curtiss House I
A historic residence in Miami Springs, Florida, designed by Curtiss & Bright and listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
H.C. Chrislip House
A 1928 stucco-clad concrete house in Duncan, Oklahoma, representing architect David Robert Gray’s first Mission Revival design and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.