Visit Malaysia's iconic twin towers in Kuala Lumpur
Explore Australia's iconic performing arts venue
Experience world's tallest building and Dubai's observation deck
See London's distinctive bullet-shaped skyscraper
Experience scientific cooking techniques
Learn basic contemporary dance movements
Experience Delhi's Bahá'í House of Worship
Experience Prague's unique deconstructivist architecture
See Sweden's twisted residential skyscraper
Experience Frank Gehry's titanium masterpiece
Visit Beijing's iconic Olympic stadium
Nine giant steel spheres from Expo 58 — Brussels’ space-age landmark.
See Beijing's controversial twisted arch building
Mies van der Rohe's bronze tower on Park Avenue; the blueprint every glass skyscraper copied.
Futurist petrol station shaped like an aeroplane — icon of Asmara’s modernism.
Lagoon-side economic capital.
Three 1979 spheres-on-spires on the seafront, with a revolving viewing deck 120 m above the Gulf.
Man-made island of marinas, Mediterranean-style piazzas and luxury shops on reclaimed pearl-diving grounds.
Futuristic, fast-built steppe capital.
Ride to the top of the iconic tower.
The world’s most visited mall: 1,200 shops, an aquarium wall, an Olympic ice rink and the Burj Khalifa at the door.
The palm-shaped artificial island, seen best from The View at the Palm observation deck or a monorail ride down the trunk.
Trio of flame-shaped skyscrapers that light up Baku’s skyline at night.
Church blasted out of solid granite in 1969, lit by a copper dome — Helsinki’s most striking modern building.
Gaudi’s dragon-backed house on Passeig de Gracia — bone-like balconies, a scaled roof and not a straight line inside.
Calatrava’s concert hall with a 58-metre concrete wave curling over the roof — Santa Cruz’s answer to the Sydney Opera House.
Norman Foster’s glass dome spirals above the German parliament chamber, with a free 360° view over Berlin.
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