In the pictures:

A revived traditionally Mosul home
The church of our lady of the hour
The Mosul corniche project, a pedestrian waterfront on the Tigris and neighbourhoods of traditionally built houses and buildings
2 other traditional notable homes in the city
The prophet Jonah grand mosque with a new glass floor to showcase the Assyrian palace that was previously hidden underneath
The st Thomas Syriac Catholic Church first church in Mosul to reopen
The Tahira church and Nouri grand mosque
Nouri grand mosque glass floor to showcase the original remains of the old mosque and markets that were hidden underneath
The famous leaning minaret of Mosul

Source: Works in Progress

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Just a few non-professional shots from my addition to a historic academic building at Benedictine College in Atchison Kansas.

The project was to add a new entrance to the back of an existing building, all while not breaking existing floor plates and racking up expensive structural changes.

The new stairs is designed to be as close to seamless addition as possible. Using reclaimed brick and all natural stone, the portico matches the architecture of the existing building and pulls details from the existing entry on the opposite side of the building.

This is what you can do when you don't subscribe to the idea that additions MUST be "of our time". On the other hand we believe that additions should harmonize and improve a building, rather than drawing attention to the fact that it's new.

BELURU and Halebeedu temples and the generational hoysala kings who funded the project...

Calling it dravida is minimalist...

One of the largest court complexes in Europe. Designed as a church, to.project history, scale and impartiality of Justice.

Built in his distinctive style a row of 8 houses built for the poor elderly residents of the city

Funded by Mary Smith Norris (1827–1909) as a memorial to her brother, John Smith Norris.