The Empire State BuildingLine drawing of the Empire State, designed by William F. Lamb in the late Art Deco style of 1930s New York. Its spire was originally conceived as a mooring post for airships, but later converted to a broadcasting base. It crowned the building as the world's tallest for a staggering 40 years. Printed on 250gsm textured art paper, delivered in paper tube. Available in 3 sizes. (Frame not included)

Designed by Jørn Utzon as a series of double curvature shells

was designed by Chamberlin

50 x 70 cm

Andrewes House

built in honour of those who fought and died for France during the Napoleonic wars and French Revolution

Officially known as Elizabeth Tower

with its exquisite detail celebrated here in print

Paul's Cathedral

The Eiffel Tower was built as an entrance gateway to the 1889 Paris World Expo

the block was designed as a post-war solution for displaced communities

It was built following the destruction of the original 604AD church on this site during the Great Fire of London

The façade was built in two halves with each half completed a staggering 100 years apart