But now, the most beautiful buildings in the world have been named – and the only entry from the UK isn’t The Shard or Tower ...

Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything beautiful, for beauty is God’s handwriting.”Contents1. Taj Mahal, India2. Hallgrímskirkja, Iceland3. The Great Pyramids of ...

Discover 10 of the most beautiful buildings in the world—from ancient wonders to modern marvels—each a must-visit destination ...

This building isn’t only beautiful thanks to its Moorish, Gothic and Romanesque features, its striking windows and its grand façade, but also because of all its history.

Varying plant heights not only adds visual depth but also creates opportunities for sustainable gardening practices and supports habitat for wildlife.

Indeed, the city is on a preservation roll, with renovations (and new life) that include the Leland Tower, Graham and Elks (now Mayan) buildings, as well as the Hobbs, Keystone and Terminal buildings.

Trump wants beautiful architecture. His legacy will be data centers. Washington’s landscape is being shaped by executive order and the president’s love of faceless, monolithic buildings.

Even the 17 most beautiful brutalist buildings in the entire world are butt-ugly. Ever since I came to live in the concrete wonder of Mather House, ...

Carlson, in his video, made a point of noting that the station is far more beautiful than the vast majority of infrastructure projects and buildings in Western cities today while also being devoid ...

The massive building was abandoned and neglected before it was torn down in 1969. The interior of the station was considered the epitome of elegance. Bham Wiki described it: “Two 130-foot towers ...

Beautiful buildings are a feast for the eyes. Whether shopping malls or office buildings, mosques or cathedrals, sports stadiums or hotels, the biggest, most impressive buildings in the world are ...

Readers Say These are the 10 most beautiful buildings in Boston, according to Boston.com readers "It never failed to take my breath away, no matter how often I went!" ...