Buckingham Palace East Facade at Dusk, London

The east facade of Buckingham Palace in London, designed by Sir Aston Webb and completed in 1913, is a neoclassical structure that serves as the administrative headquarters and London residence of the monarch. The symmetrical limestone facade, illuminated at dusk, features ornate wrought-iron gates with gilded royal crests and gas-style lamps that reflect its Edwardian-era detailing. The palace remains a functioning royal residence and a significant architectural symbol of the British monarchy.