13–23 Sumner Place, London — Freake’s Stucco Terrace and Number Sixteen
Grade II listed mid-19th-century stucco terrace in South Kensington, built on the Smith's Charity estate by Charles James…
Grade II listed mid-19th-century stucco terrace in South Kensington, built on the Smith's Charity estate by Charles James…
Completed in 1925 for the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, the 26-story tower at 140 New Montgomery Street…
Two houses in Egerton Terrace, South Kensington, built from 1886 by Mark Manley when the Smith's Charity estate…
Spain's inaugural World's Fair, held in Barcelona from April to December 1888, celebrated international progress and established the…
A 17-story cooperative apartment building in Greenwich Village, designed by Robert T.
An educational institution in Terlizzi, Puglia, named after St.
A 741-foot limestone and granite skyscraper completed in 1931 for a major banking merger, briefly the world's tallest…
A Reggio Emilia gallery specializing in twentieth-century Italian painting and contemporary art, home to the nation's most complete…
Four red-brick houses in Egerton Gardens, South Kensington, built 1887–90 by Matthews Brothers on the Smith's Charity estate,…
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