Queen’s Cross Church, Glasgow
The only church Charles Rennie Mackintosh ever built stands in Maryhill, Glasgow — a Category A listed landmark…
The only church Charles Rennie Mackintosh ever built stands in Maryhill, Glasgow — a Category A listed landmark…
The flamboyant 1904 Secession palace the architect Ferenc Raichle built for himself in Subotica, now an art gallery.
A 1907 Szeged palace by Ede Magyar, a flowing Hungarian Art Nouveau masterpiece on the theme of water,…
The second city of Catalan Modernisme after Barcelona, Reus carries the name of Antoni Gaudí and the buildings…
Ödön Lechner's most personal building: a savings bank crowned with a golden ceramic roof of bees climbing toward…
One architect, one street, fourteen houses: on the odd side of Rue Vanderschrick, Ernest Blerot built the only…
Begun in 1882 and still unfinished, Gaudí's Sagrada Família replaces flying buttresses with tree-like stone columns and remains…
For roughly fifteen years before the First World War, Saint Petersburg developed its own reading of Art Nouveau,…
Four metres of street, four storeys of invention. Strauven spent every centimetre.
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