New York may be famous for its iconic skyline and towering skyscrapers, but turns out the Big Apple is not actually the city with the most tallest buildings in the world. That title goes to Hong ...

was maybe its most famous, John Lennon, who was murdered outside the building in 1980, and whose wife Yoko Ono still owns her unit there. In fact, she and her son Sean Ono Lennon were next door ...

Shawn.ccf/Shutterstock It’s not the tallest building in New York City, nor is it the most famous, but the Flatiron building in Manhattan is definitely among the city's most striking. A triangular, ...

A new poll of Los Angeles County voters shows significant support for strengthening building codes and restricting ... housing in urban areas. The most popular proposal, with 84% support, was ...

Still one of New York City's most famous structures, the Empire State Building is recognisable for its tapered volume and elongated spire. Although classed as art deco, it does not have as much of ...

A Frank Lloyd Wright home in Chicago has been placed on a list of the most endangered ... but especially for those buildings designed by someone as notable and famous.” Twenty years ago, the ...

one of the most famous architects in the world." "This brutalist-style building explores housing with the idea to incorporate retail, a bookstore, restaurants, and more within housing to serve the ...

The Niagara Falls Building, located near the world-famous waterfall, is a quirky structure that sits on the edge of one of nature's most stunning sites. The building’s most unusual feature is ...

Arguably his most famous building, The Gherkin is Norman Foster’s love letter to London’s skyline. Completed in 2004, this iconic glass tower is as functional as it is beautiful. Its ...

Mosul’s Old City, once a battleground, is now home to a breathtaking work of art: two majestic alabaster gates adorned with ...

Today, this hemispherical building plays host to scientific events and discussions, though we’d still keep an eye out for aliens – you never know. We couldn’t leave Sydney’s most famous ...