Strathcona Public Building
A restored post office in Edmonton’s Old Strathcona heritage district, reopened in 1988 as the centerpiece of Strathcona Square and its Festival Market.
St. Bonifatius, Heidelberg
A Romanesque Revival basilica completed in 1903, St. Bonifatius anchors Heidelberg’s Weststadt with twin towers and a formal basilica plan designed by Ludwig Maier.
Sainte-Jeanne-d’Arc, Paris
A modernist basilica in Paris’s 18th arrondissement, redesigned after a contentious competition to prioritize simplicity and contemporary aesthetics over ornamental ambition.
St Thomas’ Church, Preston
A Grade II listed Anglican church on Lancaster Road, Preston, now home to City Church Preston. A heritage landmark serving the community for generations.
St Mary’s Church, Glyntaff
The oldest Anglican church in Pontypridd, Wales, St Mary’s Church has upheld an Anglo-Catholic worship tradition since the 1920s.
St Stephen’s Church, Copley
A Grade II* listed Anglican church in Copley, West Yorkshire, now cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust as a heritage asset.
St Mary’s Cathedral, Hobart
Tasmania’s oldest continuously used Catholic place of worship, founded in 1822 by priest Philip Conolly. Now the seat of Hobart’s Roman Catholic Archbishop.
Cavendish memorial fountain
A Victorian drinking fountain at Bolton Abbey commemorating Lord Frederick Cavendish, assassinated by Irish nationalists in Dublin in 1882.
St Paul’s Church, Longridge
A Victorian Anglican parish church in Lancashire, built 1886–1888 with a tower added in 1936–37, now Grade II listed and actively serving its community.
Sacred Heart Church, Exeter
A Victorian Gothic Revival parish church in Exeter’s city centre, designed by Leonard Stokes and built in 1883–84 for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Plymouth.