Well, we started with 129, so there is still a lot of work. One per connection wanted, chosen from the WHS
listed in the connection:
Artists' houses
Bentheim Sandstone
Buildings designed by Czech architects outside the borders of Czechia
Carrara marble
Cave dwellings
Cave Temples or Churches
Chahar Bagh Gardens
Chinese Garden
Coral Masonry
Cosmatesque
Created by Michelangelo
Designed by André Le Nôtre
Designed by Balthasar Neumann
Designed by Diogo de Boitaca
Designed by Donato Bramante
Designed by Galeazzo Alessi
Designed by Gustave Eiffel
Designed by Hans Hendrik van Paesschen
Designed by Jan Blazej Santini Aichel
Designed by Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach
Designed by Joze Plecnik
Designed by Juan Guas
Designed by Jules Hardouin-Mansart
Designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel
Designed by Lei family
Designed by Leon Battista Alberti
Designed by Luigi Vanvitelli
Designed by Michele Sanmicheli
Designed by Mimar Sinan
Designed by or influenced Le Corbusier
Designed by Oscar Niemeyer
Designed by Paul Landowski
Designed by Peter Joseph Lenné
Designed by Vauban
Designed by Vincenzo Scamozzi
Designed by Walter Gropius
Double chapel
Double Helix
Dravidian Architecture
Dry Stone Construction
Early Modernism
Early Under-floor Heating
Expressionist architecture
Faux marble
French (formal) garden
Geomancy
Gesamtkunstwerk
Gothic
Gothic Revival
Greco-Buddhist Art
Grotesques
Hyperboloid Structure
Hypostyle
Ideal City
Indo-Islamic architecture
Indo-Saracenic architecture
International style
Isabelline style
Italian Architects outside Italy
Italian fascist architecture
Made out of basaltic material
Manueline style
Medina
Modern Urban Planning
Moorish architecture
Moorish revival
Mudejar style
Multiple Works of a single architect
Neo-Baroque
Norman architecture
Palaeologan Renaissance
Parkitecture
Plateresque
Pre-Romanesque
Reinforced Concrete
Renaissance
Replicas within the WHS
Restored by anastylosis
Restored by Viollet-le-Duc
Rock Cut Architecture
Rococo
Romanesque
Sgraffito
Significant frescoes removed and displayed at a museum
Sites from antiquity with identified architects
Spolia
Square Kufic
Star fort
Steel-Framed construction
Sudano-Sahelian architecture
Temenos
Tetraconch
Timber framing
Timurid Architecture
Urban fabric
Vienna Secession
WHS inspiring "Classical Music"