The former Greenbank Synagogue in Liverpool is a striking Art Deco building with Swedish architectural influences, consecrated in 1937.

St. Peter's Seminary is an iconic, derelict Brutalist former Roman Catholic seminary in Scotland.

A Grade II listed Gothic-style church built in 1841 for Runcorn's canal workers. Now a derelict "island church," isolated by industrial development since its 1995 deconsecration.

Near Newcastle are three former observatories, including the abandoned 1960s T.E. Espin Observatory.

A disused underground water storage reservoir.

A Reservoir Overflow/Spillway.

A derelict War Memorial Hall.

A Catholic church built in 1896.

A Portland stone building from 1912 formerly used as a bank.

A two-story Cold War-era nuclear bunker.

A disused Tube station opened in 1884.

A former church built in built around 1890.

A former Mortuary within an active hospital.

Clarence House in Formby, originally a girls' industrial school, later became a boys' school and then a school for children with special needs, but now stands abandoned after a fire in 2023.

Manchester's vacant 1920s Old Bank in NOMA.

A disused 6.23km firing range with target tank and military debris.

A Grade II-listed former auction hall known for its unique architecture and trading history.

An Edwardian building that served as a religious, social, and cultural hub in Birmingham.