St Mary’s Church, Roecliffe
A Grade II* listed parish church in Roecliffe, North Yorkshire, now in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust.
St Paul’s Church, Scotforth
A Grade II listed Anglican church in Lancaster’s Scotforth suburb, celebrated by Nikolaus Pevsner as a “strange” and unconventional architectural “anachronism.”
Church of St Anne, Aigburth
An early Norman Revival church in Liverpool’s Aigburth district, recognised as a Grade II* listed building and active Anglican parish.
St Clement’s Church, Oxford
An evangelical Church of England parish church on Oxford’s eastern edge, serving the city’s reformed Protestant community within England’s ecclesiastical heritage.
Great Synagogue (Constanța)
A restored synagogue in Constanța, Romania, reopened in May 2026 after years of abandonment and careful rehabilitation work.
Metropolis Building, Madrid
A Belle Époque office tower at Madrid’s most animated intersection, designed by French architects Jules and Raymond Février and inaugurated in 1911.
Yorkville Library (Toronto)
Toronto’s oldest library branch, established in 1907 in the Yorkville neighbourhood. Located just 100 metres from the Toronto Reference Library, marking the closest distance between any two library locations in the system.
Penge Congregational Church
A Grade II listed Romanesque Revival church designed by Percy Richard Morley Horder (1911–1912) on Penge High Street, distinguished by fortress-like massing and excellently carved corbels.
St Lawrence’s Church, Barton
A Victorian sandstone parish church in Lancashire, designed by R. Knill Freeman in 1895–96 and Grade II listed. Still active in worship today.
St Patrick’s Church, Belfast
A Romanesque Revival Catholic church in Belfast’s Donegall Street area, first established in 1815 and rebuilt in 1877, distinguished by its four-stage tower and spire.