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Conservation interventions, site management improvements and training opportunities were part of an award-winning project that protected Quasyr ‘Amra and its surrounding complex.

The Church of the Icon of the Mother of God of the Sign has been attributed to the famous eighteenth century architect Nikolay Aleksandrovich Lvov.

Built in 1909 for a Jewish agricultural community in Argentina, the Brener Synagogue was the area's primary place of worship for more than 70 years.

Located in the center of Fez, the Mosque of Al Azhar is an example of the austere Almohad style of architecture.

A series of rock art sites discovered at Las Geel is providing a wealth of information of ancient, semi-nomadic peoples in the Horn of Africa.

Shanghai has long been one of China's most important international trading hubs.

Founded in the eighteenth century, the historic center of Porangatu is a prime example of both a way of life and an historic form of urban development.

The Murad Khane district in the heart of the Afghan capital consists of several historic buildings on the north bank of the Kabul River.

Much loved by architectural historians and its inhabitants alike, St. Petersburg is often called the "Venice of the North," with its numerous canals and more than 400 bridges.

Situated at the intersection of three major streets in Sarajevo, the City Hall is a monument to the multiculturalism of Bosnia.

Many wealthy and powerful families of sixteenth-century Rome bought property on the Palatine Hill, where they built elaborate gardens filled with sculpture and fountains.

The tombs at Pella are important examples of Macedonian tomb building and also provide key information for buildings of this period that are now lost.