Read All Over
Readers train their viewfinders on rooftops around the globe.

Thera, Greece
Good reason for ancient Greeks to attend church on a rainy day: A temple was one of the few buildings that had a roof.
Photo by Lucille Saull


Paris, France
La Samaritaine’s claim to cinematic fame: A scene in The Bourne Supremacy was filmed on the department store’s glass roof.
Photo by Brent Lee


Smith’s Parish, Bermuda
Percentage of rainwater that Bermudian roofs are designed to collect: 80.
Photo by Julia Linzmajer


Faro, Portugal
Weighing on the minds of this building’s residents: 400-kg sections of interlocking clay tiles.
Photo by Rick Stankiewicz


Lijiang, China
How roofs protect you, according to ancient Chinese legend: They ward off evil.
Photo by David Ricketts


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