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The neoclassical design of Notre-Dame-de-Lorette was inspired by the plans of ancient Christian basilicas.

Collaboration between community members and heritage professionals resulted in the successful restoration of Sanro-Den of Sukunahikona.

The ruins of Bardzrakash St. Gregory Monastery are heavily overgrown by vegetation and only accessible by foot at the edge of a deep canyon.

Kannon-do Hall, constructed in 1766 during the mid-Edo period, is the oldest remaining structure at Tenyu-ji Temple.

Kesennuma’s historic significance began in the twelfth century, and much of its prosperity was tied to being a gold-mining town toward the eastern end of Japan’s Golden Trail.

Advocacy efforts prevented the construction of a steel factory on top of the ancient Majapahit capital’s remains.

The 4,000-year-old irrigated terraces of Battir, located seven kilometers southwest of Jerusalem, reflect an ancient route that ran from the coastal plains to the Judean Hills.

The Monastery of Poloshko is now only reachable by water, after the creation of an artificial lake destroyed the village that surrounded it.

Khinnis, an ancient canal decorated with carvings, is at risk due to a lack of conservation, insufficient heritage planning, and uncontrolled tourism.

Chan Chan is the largest earthen architecture complex in the Americas.

Documentation and a conditions analysis kicked off an initiative to preserve the 2,500-year-old Cathedral of Mren.

One of Antoni Gaudí’s early works, the Güell Pavilions are not widely known because they have been mostly inaccessible to the public throughout their history.