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San Sebastian Basilica dates to 1891and is part of a complex that includes a college (1947) and a seminary and courtyard (1950s).

Meandering through gorges of the Indus River valley and across high mountain passes, ancient arteries of the fabled Silk Road cut through the Diamer District of Northern Pakistan.

The island of Lesvos contains a large number of historic churches, many with fine religious iconography.

Grosse Pointe Public Library, built by Bauhaus-trained architect Marcel Breuer in 1953, is one of the architect’s first major public commissions in the United States.

Magnificent jewel-toned frescoes adorn the walls of the Teodelinda Chapel in Monza Cathedral.

19th century colonial settlers to New Zealand constructed government buildings reminiscent of those in London, combining the English Gothic Revival style with local flourishes.

The conservation of a publicly-used historic house in Jacmel will help rebuild the community after a disastrous earthquake struck Haiti in 2010.

A study on the issues facing the ancient Nanyue Kingdom presented potential ways to protect the ancient city, which is largely unexplored.

Several creative initiatives launched in Salvador de Bahia created momentum for the preservation of the city’s cultural heritage.

Built in the 14th century on a hill, Thimlich Ohinga is a complex surrounded by stone walls now partially covered under Savannah bush land.

In 1909, a small church was built in the Ugandan village of Kituvo.

First settled in 1651 by traders from Courland (present-day Latvia) on an earlier native site, James Island on the River Gambia was a cultural crossroads from the late fifteenth to nineteenth centuries.