St Mary’s College, Oscott
A Catholic seminary in Birmingham serving the Archdiocese and one of England’s two principal institutions for training priests in the Catholic faith.
Emmanuel College, Toronto
Emmanuel College is the postgraduate theological seminary of Victoria University, affiliated with the United Church of Canada and based at the University of Toronto’s St. George campus.
Hertford British Hospital
A protected 1871 hospital in Paris designed for British and English-speaking patients, now merged into the Franco-British healthcare system.
St. Bonifatius, Wiesbaden
The principal Catholic church of Wiesbaden, defined by twin spires rising 68 metres above Luisenplatz. Built 1844–1849 in Gothic Revival style by architect Philipp Hoffmann.
St Martin’s Church, Arlon
A church dedicated to Saint Martin in Arlon, Belgium, reflects the religious heritage of this historic Luxembourg border town in southern Wallonia.
St Mary’s Cathedral, Tuam
A cathedral of the Church of Ireland rooted in the 12th century, St Mary’s in Tuam has served as a spiritual centre through Reformation and Victorian restoration, preserving medieval stonework within its 1870s structure.
Blessed Bronisława Chapel
A neo-Gothic chapel built in 1856–61 within a Habsburg military citadel, replacing a demolished Polish church and symbolizing national resistance during Austria’s partition of Poland.
Christ Church, Pennington
An active Anglican parish church in Pennington, Wigan, recognized as a Grade II listed building and serving the local community within the Diocese of Manchester.
Sir John Carling Building
An 11-storey federal office tower that housed Canada’s agriculture ministry until 2010, demolished in 2014 except for its distinctive arched-roof cafeteria wing.
William G. Davis Building
A monumental brutalist academic building completed in 1973, the William G. Davis Building is the oldest and largest structure at the University of Toronto Mississauga, anchoring a visionary campus master plan.