Ilsenburg House
A Neo-Romanesque stately home built from 1860 alongside a medieval monastery in the Harz, now converting to an art and cultural centre.
Frydendal Church
A white wooden parish church built in 1879 for Risør, designed by architect Henrik Nissen in the characteristic Norwegian long church style.
Oulunsalo Church
A wooden evangelical Lutheran church in Gothic Revival style, built 1888–1891 by architect Julius Basilier after fire destroyed its predecessor in Oulu, Finland.
Scarisbrick Hall
A commanding Victorian Gothic country house in Lancashire, celebrated for its 100-foot tower and design by Augustus Pugin, now home to Scarisbrick Hall School.
Gildeskål Church
A wooden neo-Gothic parish church built in 1881 to serve Gildeskål Municipality in Norway’s remote north. Designed by Carl J. Bergstrøm with an orange exterior and capacity for 750 worshippers.
Okkenhaug Church
A parish church of the Church of Norway in Levanger Municipality, Trøndelag county, serving the local congregation.
Haltdalen Church
A light yellow wooden church built in neo-Gothic style in 1881 by architects Jacob Digre and Gustav Olsen, serving the Haltdalen parish in Trøndelag, Norway.
Château de Vigny
A Renaissance château for Cardinal d’Amboise, reimagined in romantic troubadour style during the 1880s, now a protected monument in Val d’Oise.
Settle Town Hall
Grade II listed municipal building on Cheapside in Settle, North Yorkshire, that served as the meeting place of Settle Rural District Council.
Umeå City Church
A civic church inaugurated on First Advent Sunday 1894, standing between Vänortsparken and the Ume River in central Umeå, Sweden.