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Centre Georges-Pompidou
Paris, France
One of Paris’ most striking buildings was only completed in 1977. The Centre George Pompidou, also known as the Beaubourg, was designed in the postmodern, high-tech architecture style by architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers. The industrial façade and exposed interior are in striking contrast with the surrounding neighborhood of Marais and the 4th arrondissement, one of the oldest are...
United Center
Chicago, United States
The United Center is hallowed ground for basketball fans. It was here that the legendary Michael Jordan finished his career. He actually began his career and accomplished his first three-peat across the street at the beloved Chicago Stadium, which has since been demolished. The United Center opened in 1994, just in time for the Bulls' second three-peat. It is the largest ar...
Metropolitan Cathedral
Mexico City, Mexico
An absolute delight for the history-lover! Experience a different kind of Spanish architecture, comprised of the European High Renaissance merged with some elements from the remains of Islamic architecture back in Spain, namely domes and square towers. The building presents a beautiful façade, and the interior is none the less charming, and it is at times difficult to comprehend what style of arch...
Roman Exedra
Beirut, Lebanon
The Roman city of Beirut met a traumatic end in the sixth century after a series of devastating earthquakes. As a result, there is little evidence of the city’s glorious Roman period. What little remains are concentrated Downtown. In front of the Parliament building stand four corniced columns, discovered in 1968. A strand of five more columns stand to the left of the St. George Maronite ...