- Africville’s Church: A Symbol of Hope for a Marginalized Community
- Batavia (1619): The Role of The Built Environment on Colonialism
- Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève: Iron and Knowledge as Materials of Colonization
- Brazil’s Imperial Academy of Fine Art: Colonial Control Through Culture
- Built from Stolen Stones – The National Palace in Mexico City
- Burma (Myanmar): A Colonial Possession within a Colonial Possession
- Cabin at Walden Pond (1845): Performative Dwelling, Freedom Aestheticised, and the Fetishization of Poverty
- Castle Howard, Yorkshire, 1699-1801
- Central Park, 1858: “Public” Space and Black Land Dispossession in Antebellum New York
- Changgyeonggung Palace Grand Conservatory (Ch’anggyŏnggung Daeonsil)
- Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus: Imperial Dialogue Through Architecture, Bombay India, 1878
- Chōsen Jingū: A Religious Entity Exploited in a “non-religious” Manner 1925 – 1945
- Cuzco Cathedral: Religion as a Means to Implement Colonial Power
- Devon House, Kingston 1881: Rising Resilience of the Black and Enslaved
- Elmina Castle 1482: Division of Race and Hierarchy of Space
- Forms and Symbols of Cultural Appropriation: The Egyptian Building
- Fort San Pedro: Defense, Christianity and Labour
- Fort York: Reinforcing Colonialism — Military Architecture and Settler Colonialism
- Garden of Difference
- Good Hope Cannery and Exploitation of Canada’s Northwest Coast in the 19th Century.
- Gooderham & Worts Distillery: Distilling Industrialism & the Colonies
- Government House, Calcutta: A Symbol of Imperialism
- Governor’s House, Lahore, Punjab: Indo-Saracenic Hybridity as Cultural Resistance
- Hashima Island: “Difficult Heritage”
- Jaipur: India’s First Planned City
- Justice Akwa residence, Anomabo 1900: Reflection of Status, Modernity, and Resistance
- Lahore Railway Station: A Symbol of Imperial Power
- Lawang Sewu, Indonesia: through the years and through different hands
- Le Château Frontenac: Revealing Historical Contention
- Les Halles Centrales, Paris (1853)
- Lowell Mills: The Factory Town in Massachusetts (1835-1955)
- Make the ground pay.
- Mayo College, Ajmer, India, 1885
- Mexico City’s Metropolitan Cathedral: Spanish Crown’s Domination (1656-1813)
- Natural History Museum | London | 1881
- North Sea Canal
- Ontario’s Colonial Roads Networks 1853 – 1910
- Oxford Museum Of Natural History – between science and religion
- Palais des Machines in 1889 World’s Fair: Materializing A New Notion
- Palais Garnier (Paris Opera House): The Symbol of Imperial Power & Cultural Prestige
- Portuguese and Dutch Interventions at Galle Fort
- Raffles Hotel (1887 ): The Romanticization of the Colonial Past through the Raffles name.
- Rangoon’s Port Trust Office: a beacon of British Imperialism
- Recontextualizing the Cenotaph for Newton: An Idolization of Scientific Knowledge and European Empire
- Rogers Sugar, Vancouver, 1891.
- Sacred Heart Cathedral of Guangzhou
- Sans-Souci Palace, 1813: Architecture of Liberation in the French Atlantic
- Shaker Architecture and Utopianism as a Settler Colonial Project
- South Park Street Cemetery, Kolkata, India (1767-1790)
- St. Elizabeth’s Hospital: How Segregation Pervades Design at all Scales
- Teak and Gold: Decolonial Resistance in British Rangoon
- The Akasaka Palace | Tokyo | 1899-1909
- The Architectural Complicity in Indigenous Cultural Annihilation : St. Eugene Indian Residential School
- The Architecture of Character Building: Colonial Testing Ground at the Eastern State Penitentiary
- The Bank of England: A Classically Inspired Stronghold of Imperial Wealth
- The British Consulate: A Legacy of Power and Control
- The Bund: An Architectural Archive of Imperial Processes and Colonial Legacies
- The Bungalow: A Colonial Residence
- The Centennial Exposition of 1876: The Misguided Representation of the Black Community
- The Colonial Parker Ranch and Preexisting Conditions of Native Hawaiian Culture
- The Dethroned Legacy of Potala Palace
- The Fictional Histories of Architecture; the Influences of Sir John Soane’s Museum
- The Great Exhibit (Crystal Palace), Hyde Park, London, 1851
- The Great Palm House at Kew Gardens London, England 1848
- The Hastings Mill Store and the Colonial Project of “Vancouver”, 1865
- The Jackson Plan for Singapore: Subversion within Segregated Fabric
- The Jerusalem Train Station
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art: An Assessment of Repatriation and Representation
- The Modern Japan: A Lens Through the Japanese Imperial Mint
- The Mohawk Institute (1828 – 1970)
- The Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon (1877 – 1880) – Colonial Justification Through Religion
- The Palace of Daendels and Dutch Colonial Architecture in Indonesia.
- The Palm House at Kew Gardens: Iron, Climate Control and Commercialism
- The Rajabai Clock Tower, 1869-1878: Imperial Symbol on the Horizon
- The Royal Museum for Central Africa, Tervuren, Belgium, 1898
- The Slave Ship and The Making of Blackness
- The South Kensington Museum: A Lesson in Colonialism
- The Trottoir Roulant in 1900 Paris World’s Fair: controlling a spatial division
- The United Fruit Company – Banana Plantations 1899
- Tokyo Imperial Castle | Japan 1888
- Toronto’s Old (Old) City Hall (1845)- Toronto, ON : Heritage Preservation & Settler Colonialism
- Town Hall of Annaba: Strategies of French-Algerian Colonial Policy
- Tuckahoe Slave Labour Camp
- U.S Capitol Building, Washington D.C (1793)
- Viscous Pathways
- Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) | Bangkok 1782
- Yuanmingyuan: Empire and Image
