Lentvaris Manor
A 16th-century Lithuanian manor on the shores of an artificially created lake, Lentvaris Manor is a state-protected monument reflecting aristocratic life and landscape engineering.
Thurland Castle
A moated medieval castle in Lancashire converted into apartments, Thurland Castle stands as a Grade II* listed building between Cantsfield and Tunstall villages.
St Jax Montréal
An Anglican church in downtown Montreal serving as a place of worship and community gathering on Sainte-Catherine Street West.
Maredsous Abbey
A Benedictine monastery in Wallonia, Belgium, founded in 1872 and elevated to abbey status in 1878. The abbey church received papal designation as a minor basilica in 1926.
Durning Library
A Grade II listed Gothic Revival public library in south London, built in 1889 and designed by architect Sidney R. J. Smith as a gift from philanthropist Jemina Durning Smith.
Lille Cathedral
A Gothic Revival cathedral in Lille, France, built between 1854 and 1999 to house a venerated 12th-century Marian statue and establish the city as a religious capital.
Provinciaal Hof
A neo-Gothic civic building on Bruges’s main square, the Provinciaal Hof served as the former seat of the Provincial Government of West Flanders.
Luscombe Castle
A picturesque country house designed by John Nash and Humphrey Repton near Dawlish, Devon, combining castle-like romance with neoclassical design across 140 hectares of gardens and parkland.
Hønefoss Church
A contemporary wooden church in eastern Norway, rebuilt on its original site after the historic church burned in 2010 and reopened in 2017.
Sortland Church
A white wooden neo-Gothic parish church completed in 1901, Sortland Church exemplifies early Norwegian ecclesiastical architecture with its cruciform design and timber construction.