Cunard Building (Liverpool)

The Cunard Building in Liverpool is a historic waterfront office structure that was completed in 1917. Originally serving as the headquarters for the Cunard Line shipping company, it exemplifies Edwardian Baroque architecture with grand facades and ornate detailing. Strategically located on the River Mersey, it played a vital role in maritime and transportation history, handling transatlantic passenger and freight operations. Today, the building is part of Liverpool’s UNESCO World Heritage Site and houses offices, event spaces, and a marine-focused museum, preserving its legacy as a symbol of Liverpool’s maritime prominence.