Architecture

Tony Aldous investigates a reconstructed 1694 column near Covent Garden.

John M. MacKenzie looks at a legendary railway station.

J Mordaunt Crook examines the history of a Gothic church in West London.

David Starkey looks at what impresses the contemporary visitor to Henry VIII's palaces

A look at the Georgian Group, who campaign for the protection of ancient buildings.

Ann Hills examines the reconstruction of Singapore's 19th-century buildings to accommodate tourism.

Early Russian architects adopted and adapted foreign influences to suit their native styles, but the late seventeenth century saw this trend reversed and western movements came to dominate native architecture.

Peter Biller looks at the restoration of one of England's finest remaining early town halls.

Transition in art and kingship, between medieval and Renaissance Europe, characterises the first Tudor's memorial.

William's persistent determination to build an abbey on the exact site of his victory at Hastings underlines its importance as a symbol of the Norman Conquest.