Manti National Guard Armory
A two-story PWA Moderne armory built 1936–38 as a Works Progress Administration project, designed by Niels P. Larsen and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986.
Lewiston Community Building
A 1935 PWA Moderne civic building in rural Utah, designed by Karl C. Schaub and listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1985.
Kirche am Hohenzollernplatz
A striking Brick Expressionist church in Berlin’s Wilmersdorf district, exemplifying the city’s distinctive modernist religious architecture of the early twentieth century.
Olympic Stadium (Amsterdam)
Amsterdam’s 1928 Olympic Stadium, restored to its modernist original after serving Ajax football club and hosting major events, now functions as an athletics venue and cultural monument.
Protestant Church Wilnsdorf
A striking Jugendstil church completed in 1913 in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, serving merged Protestant parishes in the Rhineland.
Grand Hotel Campo Dei Fiori
Giuseppe Sommaruga’s Art Nouveau hotel crowns Monte Tre Croci near Varese. Closed since 1968, it survives in semi-abandoned splendor, opened occasionally by Italy’s heritage foundation.
Circulo Industrial de Alcoy
Founded in 1868, Alcoy’s Industrial Circle served as a meeting place for entrepreneurs and cultural hub, reflecting the city’s industrial prosperity and civic aspirations.
Castle of the Three Dragons
A modernisme café-restaurant designed by Lluís Domènech i Montaner for Barcelona’s 1888 Universal Exposition, named after an 1865 Catalan play.
Argutinsky-Dolgorukov House
An Art Nouveau mansion in Rostov-on-Don preserving the decorative elegance of early-twentieth-century Russian domestic architecture.
Esplanade Mansions, Kolkata
A landmark Art Nouveau mansion in Kolkata’s commercial heart, once owned by prominent Jewish businessman David Elias Ezra, now housing government offices.