Discover 15 iconic buildings that should not have been demolished. From Pennsylvania Station to the Welbeck Car Park, these architectural wonders have all been demolished, but remain some of history's most beloved architectural designs.

Step inside this expansive 5,086 square foot residence, featuring four sumptuous bedrooms and five and a half luxurious bathrooms across two stylish stories. The home boasts a bold architectural design that contrasts classic stone with contemporary elements, creating an inviting yet impressive atmosphere. With a three-car garage and stunning outdoor spaces, including a terrace-adjacent pool, this home is both practical and strikingly beautiful.

Ever dreamt of wandering through cities where every corner tells a story through century-old stone, glass, or steel? Well, let’s chat about some jaw-dropping cities that are practically catnip for architecture buffs. We’re not talking about bland cookie-cutter buildings; we’re diving into urban jungles where Gothic spires, sleek modern skyscrapers, and quirky, imaginative structures coexist in a mosaic of human ingenuity. These cities are like open-air museums, showcasing centuries of architectural evolution and innovation, old and new. So, grab your camera and your good walking shoes, because we’re about to embark on a whirlwind tour of the world’s most architecturally stunning cities.