What famous buildings look like in cross-section (29 photos)

British designers have shown what is inside famous buildings in several countries. The designers' project affected the USA, Australia and the city of London.





Here are three parts of their “Cutaway” or “Cutaway” series from British designers NeoMam Studios, which shows what is inside famous buildings from the USA, Australia and London. Yes, London landmarks deserve a separate episode of this project. Get ready to pay close attention to the details, because many buildings conceal interior content that is not always obvious.

Statue of Liberty, New York









Sydney Opera House





Big Ben, London





White House, USA





Skyscraper Mary Ax, 30, London



Perth City Library, Australia





"House Over the Falls" by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright





It was built in 1939 and to this day bears the title of a standard of organic architecture. Not every country house can do this.

O2 Arena, London



Radio City Music Hall, New York





Cape Byron Lighthouse, Australia





The lighthouse holds the title of the brightest in Australia.

King's Cross Station, London



Hard to find platform 9 3/4?

Space Needle, Seattle





London Royal Opera



Willis Tower, Chicago, USA





10 Downing Street, London



Residence of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Bonus: Manhattan, New York