It was built in a 'late 14th-century Gothic' design by the architects Stones & Gradwell.

The arches and the dome are built in a good architectural design.

It is built in a traditional cruciform design buttressed with several low side wings and a gabled roof.

A western extension was built in 1967, in a design sympathetic to the original building.

Gradually a temple was built, initially in a unique architectural design resembling North Indian temples.

Due to conservation efforts, the Visitor Center was built in a sustainable design in 2006.

Built in a neo-gothic design, though also drew inspiration from Hotel Metropol.

The massive walls, surrounded by a moat and built in a spiral-enclosed design, loomed massively before them.

Built in a functional 1960s design, it has been modernised and renovated numerous times since construction.

It was built during the medieval period, in a sturdy circular design.