Rare surviving Tudor gatehouse, built in 1595 atop a 13th-century stone arch that formed the original priory entrance to the Priory Church of St Bartholomew the Great, City of London, UK.

r/architectureporn

Staple Inn, a part-Tudor building that dates back to 1585, City of London, London, UK.

r/itookapicture

ITAP of a street in London

r/architectureporn

The Beaney House of Art and Knowledge, Canterbury, Kent, England

r/europe

Canterbury, England

r/architectureporn

Oxford, England

r/architectureporn

Rusticated arched bridge with a three storey Doric columned loggia above on Air Street near Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.

r/architectureporn

1933 Tudor Revival building housing the historic Coach and Horses pub in Mayfair, London, UK.

r/architectureporn

Oxford, England

r/mildlyinteresting

A bank built in the 15th century in my home town

r/architecture

Why do medieval cities look way better than modern cities? And how much would the apartments on the left cost in America?

r/itookapicture

ITAP of Tower Bridge

r/architecture

The Shambles in York, England