Sudbury station (Ontario)
A 1907 Romanesque railway station in downtown Greater Sudbury serving Via Rail and housing the Sudbury Farmer’s Market since 2013.
A 1907 Romanesque railway station in downtown Greater Sudbury serving Via Rail and housing the Sudbury Farmer’s Market since 2013.
A major library at McGill University in downtown Montreal housing the largest branch of McGill’s academic collection in the humanities and social sciences.
A historic mosque in Constanța, Romania’s principal Black Sea port, protected as a national monument and revered by the local Islamic community.
A Grade II listed Anglican parish church in Preston, Lancashire, now operating as a conservation centre since 2006.
Brussels’s principal synagogue, designed by Désiré De Keyser in Romanesque-Byzantine style and completed in 1878, survived the Holocaust and was rededicated in 2008 as a focal point for European Jewry.
A medieval Anglican parish church in Cardiff, Wales, founded in 1107 and abandoned in 1701 after severe flood damage, replaced at a new location in 1843.
A monumental 750,000-square-foot department store on Yonge Street that anchored Toronto’s retail landscape from 1896 until its closure in 2025.
A free-standing neo-Gothic Lutheran church in central Zagreb, completed in 1884, reflecting the city’s religious diversity during the Austro-Hungarian period.
A monumental tribute to Queen Victoria at the heart of London, unveiled in 1911. Sir Thomas Brock’s sculpture anchors an ambitious urban redesign that reshaped the royal landscape.
A 1912 Beaux-Arts railway station now serves as Canada’s temporary Senate chamber, occupying a landmark downtown Ottawa intersection 600 metres from Parliament Hill.