A supporting pillar of the Gwalior Fort - described by Babur as "pearl among Fortresses in India"
The Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Interpretive Centre, gently set into its surroundings by architect Robert LeBlond, carries the viewer up through the history of the site, of the First Peoples who have lived there for millennia, and of local buffalo hunt practices.
Most of these three-storey buildings along Queen Street West in Toronto function as they have since they were built in the late 19th century: with a store on the main floor and apartments or, occasionally, small offices on the second and third floors.
Another Dane, on yet another bike, in yet another historic part of Copenhagen.
An evening stroll on one of the bridges crossing the Chicago River
Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and architectural school. Every year Wright and his fellowship of apprentices and students, would move between the summer home in Wisconsin, and here in the winter.
Chicago's Michigan Avenue presents an astonishing array of the best of late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century commercial architecture
Toronto's Gladstone Hotel was built in 1889 and has been a functioning hotel ever since. Today the renovated hotel offered artist-designed rooms and a full floor of exhibition space, as well as hosting renowned karaoke nights and welcoming former residents at the bar.
being buried under volcanic ash for a few hundred years couldn't steal the beauty
Curvy balconies, asymmetrical columns, sinuous chimneys, and façade scales reminiscent of a dragon made me feel like I’d mistakenly happened into Gaudi’s dream, Casa Batlló - Barcelona, Spain