landmarks

When architects watch a few too many sci-fi movies, these buildings happen.

Some people see airports as glorified waiting rooms with overpriced snacks and endless hallways.

Fountains are more than just a pretty face.

If you’re the type of traveler who plans an entire trip around a good view, then you’re likely familiar with observation decks.

As peace and quiet are key to an ascetic life, monasteries are often set in scenic and secluded spots, far from the distractions of bustling cities and towns.

Back before most churches existed, early Christians would gather in neighbourhood homes known as house churches.

Rising dramatically above the cities around them, cathedrals and their lofty spires make for some of the most visible and recognizable landmarks around.

Set at the entrance to beautiful bays and natural harbors, lighthouses have prevented ships from running aground for hundreds of years.

As they are designed and built to hold religious services and invoke and inspire the worship of God, churches have long counted amongst society’s most important and impressive buildings.