The Scottish Parliament Building

The Scottish Parliament Building, the home of the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood. [Scotland, 2014]

Jameson Hall

The iconic Jameson Hall and the 'Jammie' Plaza: the focal point of the Upper Campus at the University of Cape Town (UCT). [South Africa, 2011]

Inside the Radcliffe Observatory

Inside the Radcliffe Observatory, modelled on the Tower of the Winds in Athens, at Green Templeton College, Oxford. [England, 2017]

Solna Centrum

Stockholm - Solna Centrum metro station. [Sweden, 2016]

The East Building

Outside part of the The East Building (devoted to modern and contemporary art) of the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. [USA, 2015]

Operahuset IV

Oslo Opera House foyer. [Norway, 2014]

Bundeskanzleramt Berlin I

Bundeskanzleramt Berlin, the main seat of the German Chancellery since 2001, and the largest government headquarters building in the world (10x larger than the White House!). Because of its distinctive though controversial post-modern architecture, the Bundeskanzleramt is also known as the Bundeswaschmaschine (federal laundry machine), and Elefantenklo (elephant loo). [Germany, 2015]

Hollywood/Highland, 3am

3am at the Hollywood/Highland LA Metro subway station. [United States, 2012]

Bo Kaap houses II

The Bo-Kaap (literally ‘above the Cape’) was once home to freed slaves after the abolition of slavery in the Cape. These days, the area is known for its steep cobbled streets, stunning views of Cape Town, multicultural character, and unique architecture. Here, I’ve tried to capture a different perspective of some of Bo-Kaap’s much-photographed, brightly-coloured houses.

Walt Disney Concert Hall

The Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles - a Frank Gehry masterpiece. [United States, 2012]

Natural History Museum - Central Hall

The impressive Central Hall of the Natural History Museum in London. The world-renowned museum is home to more than 80 million life and earth science specimens, and is also a centre of research specialising in taxonomy, identification and conservation. [England, 2014]

Budapest

The imposing Hungarian Parliament Building - Országház - as seen from the Danube. [Hungary, 2011]

La Morenta

Statue inside Gaudi's Sagrada Família. I suspect the statue represents La Morenta (patroness of Catalonia), though I'm not sure. [Spain, 2013]

Radcliffe Camera reflection

The iconic Radcliffe Camera reflected in the window of a nearby building. [England, 2016]

Blavatnik spiral

Spiral staircase inside the University of Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government, housed in a striking building designed by Herzog & de Meuron to promote open discussion, interaction and collaboration. [England, 2017]

Sagrada Família

Nave of the Church of the Holy Family, in which Gaudí combines Gothic with curvilinear Art Nouveau. [Spain, 2013]

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, also known as the Holocaust Memorial, in Berlin. It consists of a 19,000 square-meter site covered with 2,711 concrete slabs, arranged in a grid pattern on a sloping field. It is designed to produce an uneasy, confusing atmosphere, representing a supposedly ordered system that has lost touch with human reason. [Germany, 2015]

Jinsha archeological site

Interior of a building at Jinsha, an archaeological site in China's Sichuan province. The design of the building is inspired by the Golden Sun Bird, a famous ancient artefact discovered at the site. [China, 2015]

Hotel Unique II

Part of the façade of Hotel Unique - a world-famous architectural landmark in the heart of São Paulo. [Brazil, 2015]

City of Dreaming Spires - Radcliffe Camera

View of the Radcliffe Camera and some of the Oxford skyline from atop the University Church of St Mary the Virgin. [England, 2013]

Bundeskanzleramt Berlin II

Bundeskanzleramt Berlin, the main seat of the German Chancellery since 2001, and the largest government headquarters building in the world (10x larger than the White House!). Because of its distinctive though controversial post-modern architecture, the Bundeskanzleramt is also known as the Bundeswaschmaschine (federal laundry machine), and Elefantenklo (elephant loo). [Germany, 2015]

Operahuset II

Oslo Opera House exterior. [Norway, 2014]

Embassy of Mexico, Berlin

Side view of part of the Embassy of Mexico, in Berlin. [Germany, 2015]

Livraria Lello & Irmão

Livraria Lello & Irmão, a.k.a. Livraria Chardron or simply Livraria Lello, a beautiful bookstore in central Porto. It is regularly voted one of the best and most beautiful bookstores in the world. [Portugal, 2014]

Bern Historical Museum

Reflections at the Historical Museum in Bern. [Switzerland, 2015]

Library of Congress - Great Hall ceiling

Ceiling of the The Great Hall at the Library of Congress in Washington DC. [United States, 2015]

Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal on a misty morning. [India, 2012]

4th and Howard II

Apartment block at 4th & Howard Street, San Francisco. [United States, 2012]

Bo-Kaap houses

The Bo-Kaap (literally ‘above the Cape’) was once home to freed slaves after the abolition of slavery in the Cape. These days, the area is known for its steep cobbled streets, stunning views of Cape Town, multicultural character, and unique architecture. This is a slightly different perspective of some of Bo-Kaap’s much-photographed, brightly-coloured houses. [South Africa, 2013]

Aeroport

Barcelona El Prat Airport. [Spain, 2013]

Floralis Genérica

Eduardo Catalano's steel and aluminium Floralis Genérica sculpture in Buenos Aires. [Argentina, 2013]

Merton from across the water

Merton College - founded in 1264, and with a claim to being Oxford's oldest college - as seen from across watery playing fields. [England, 2014]

860 Balcarce

860 Balcarce, San Telmo, Buenos Aires. [Argentina, 2013]

Kreuzberg apartment block

Apartment block covered with satellite dishes in Kreuzberg, Berlin. [Germany, 2015]

New Biochemstry building

The New Biochemistry Building at the University of Oxford. This beautiful, innovative and functional building actively challenges public perceptions of the inaccessible nature of research. Its exterior (part of which is pictured here) is made of coloured glass fins that reflect the surrounding historic buildings. [England, 2016]

Hagia Sophia II

Interior: Hagia Sophia, Istanbul. [Turkey, 2013]

Hotel Unique I

Part of the façade of Hotel Unique - a world-famous architectural landmark in the heart of São Paulo. [Brazil, 2015]

Museo del Bicentenario

Inside the Museo del Bicentenario, Buenos Aires. [Argentina, 2013]

L’arc de triomphe

Escalier dans l'arc de triomphe, Paris. [France, 2012]

City of London

View of some of the City of London skyline and cranes, from a balcony at the Tate Modern gallery. [England, 2014]

92 Passeig de Gràcia

Casa Milà, a.k.a. La Pedrera - unmistakably Gaudi. [Spain, 2013]

Library of Congress - Great Hall

Part of the interior of the The Great Hall at the Library of Congress in Washington DC. [United States, 2015]

Giza windows

Windows of an apartment building seen at the side of a highway in Giza. [Egypt, 2014]