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• Rabbi's house (1 tagged buildings)
  

• Radar station (3 tagged buildings)
  Facility for making radar observations

• Radar tower (1 tagged buildings)
  

• Radio telescope (2 tagged buildings)
  Form of directional radio antenna used in radio astronomy

• Rail trail bridge (1 tagged buildings)
  Bridge for pedestrian (mostly also for cyclists) as part of a rail trail

• Railing (394 tagged buildings)
  Fence or barrier consisting of one or more horizontal rails and vertical supports

• Railway bridge (342 tagged buildings)
  Bridge that can be crossed by a train

• Railway building (8 tagged buildings)
  

• Railway embankment (1 tagged buildings)
  

• Railway footbridge (36 tagged buildings)
  

• Railway hotel (15 tagged buildings)
  Guest accommodation at railway station

• Railway museum (1 tagged buildings)
  Museum specializing in rail transport

• Railway platform (5 tagged buildings)
  Fixed structure to allow people to board or alight trains

• Railway roundhouse (1 tagged buildings)
  Building with bow shape built around (or rarely including) a railway turntable where locomotives are housed, washed, serviced

• Railway signal gantry (1 tagged buildings)
  Platform extending over railway tracks on which railway signals are mounted

• Railway station (458 tagged buildings)
  Railway facility where trains regularly stop to load or unload passengers and/or freight

• Railway tunnel (32 tagged buildings)
  Tunnel built for rail traffic

• Railway turntable (2 tagged buildings)
  Device for turning railway rolling stock (usually locomotives) and for switching between many tracks entering a roundhouse

• Railway viaduct (410 tagged buildings)
  Bridge, usually resting on a number of raised arches, carrying a railway across low-lying land, water, gorge or valley

• Railway workshop (3 tagged buildings)
  Facility for construction and repair of rolling stock owned by a railway

• Ramp (3 tagged buildings)
  Architectural element to connect two different levels

• Reading room (9 tagged buildings)
  Space set up in a library or an archive service, intended to allow the public to consult the documents on the spot

• Real estate company (1 tagged buildings)
  Business brokering real estate

• Rear facade (1 tagged buildings)
  

• Recording studio (4 tagged buildings)
  Facility for sound recording

• Recreation structure (2 tagged buildings)
  Built work used for purpose of recreation (sports infrastructure; theatres; museums; cultural centres; movietheatres; gymnasia; amusement parks)

• Red telephone box (241 tagged buildings)
  Kiosk for a public telephone designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott

• Redoubt (2 tagged buildings)
  Type of fort or fort system

• Redundant church (12 tagged buildings)
  Church building that is no longer required for regular public worship, usually Anglican buildings

• Refectory (6 tagged buildings)
  Dining room, especially in monasteries, boarding schools, and academic institutions

• Reference library (5 tagged buildings)
  Collection of texts that can be consulted on site

• Reformatory (1 tagged buildings)
  Youth detention centre or adult correctional facility popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries

• Refracting telescope (1 tagged buildings)
  Type of optical telescope

• Regency architecture (6 tagged buildings)
  Architectural style

• Regimental museum (3 tagged buildings)
  Museum dedicated to the history of a specific army regiment

• Register office (5 tagged buildings)
  Government office where births, deaths and marriages are officially recorded and civil marriages take place

• Regulatory college (1 tagged buildings)
  Body responsible for governing a certain profession

• Reinforced concrete bridge (1 tagged buildings)
  Bridge made of reinforced concrete

• Relief sculpture (8 tagged buildings)
  Sculpture created with relief technique

• Religious building (3 tagged buildings)
  Building intended for religious worship or other activities related to a religion; ceremonial structures that are related to or concerned with religion

• Religious facility (1 tagged buildings)
  Facility used for religious purposes

• Religious order (1 tagged buildings)
  Group of people set apart from society and other groups based on their religious devotion

• Religious school (2 tagged buildings)
  Non-secular educational organisation

• Renaissance (1 tagged buildings)
  Cultural movement that spanned the period roughly from the 14th to the 17th century

• Renaissance architecture (3 tagged buildings)
  Architectural style

• Renaissance Revival architecture (30 tagged buildings)
  Branch of 19th-century architectural revival style

• Replica (1 tagged buildings)
  Exact reproduction

• Research institute (3 tagged buildings)
  Establishment endowed for doing research

• Research library (1 tagged buildings)
  Library that collects materials on one or more subjects to support scholarly or scientific research

• Reservoir (7 tagged buildings)
  Artificial lake impounded using a dam or lock to store water

• Residence (8 tagged buildings)
  Self-contained unit of accommodation (house, apartment, mobile home, houseboat or other structure) used as a home

• Residential and commercial building (1 tagged buildings)
  Combined residential and commercial house or building

• Residential area (1 tagged buildings)
  Land use in which housing predominates, as opposed to industrial and commercial areas

• Residential building (33 tagged buildings)
  Building mainly used for residential purposes

• Residential care (3 tagged buildings)
  Long-term care provided in a non-home based residential setting

• Residential child care community (6 tagged buildings)
  Residential institution devoted to the care of children

• Residential child care community (6 tagged buildings)
  Type of orphanage

• Residential college (1 tagged buildings)
  Student residence and academic community

• Restaurant (204 tagged buildings)
  Single establishment which prepares and serves food, located in building

• Restoration style (3 tagged buildings)
  Decorative and literary arts in England, 1660-1685

• Retail building (96 tagged buildings)
  Building housing businesses engaged in the sale of consumer goods or services

• Retail building with apartments (5 tagged buildings)
  

• Retail store (151 tagged buildings)
  Individual store which sells goods to consumers

• Retaining wall (251 tagged buildings)
  Structure designed to confine and support soil laterally so that it can be retained on unnatural slopes

• Retirement home (8 tagged buildings)
  Housing facility intended for senior citizens

• Retractable bridge (1 tagged buildings)
  Movable bridge in which the deck can be rolled or slid backwards to open a gap while crossing traffic

• Revenue house (5 tagged buildings)
  Type of multi-family residential house with specific architecture which evolved in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries

• Revetment (1 tagged buildings)
  Sloping construction used to shore up an embankment to prevent erosion

• Riding arena (1 tagged buildings)
  Fenced or otherwise enclosed but not covered area for riding horses

• Riding school (1 tagged buildings)
  School teaching horse riding and jockey training

• Ringwork castle (3 tagged buildings)
  Type of medieval castle

• Road (9 tagged buildings)
  Wide way leading from one place to another, especially one with a specially prepared surface which vehicles can use

• Road bridge (2,827 tagged buildings)
  Bridge that carries road traffic

• Road junction (1 tagged buildings)
  Location where multiple roads intersect that allows vehicular traffic to change from one road to another

• Road sign (1 tagged buildings)
  Street sign indicating the beginning or end of a settlement, or the distance to a place and the direction in which it is located

• Road surface (22 tagged buildings)
  Road covered with durable surface material

• Road tunnel (1 tagged buildings)
  Tunnel built for vehicular road traffic

• Road-rail bridge (2 tagged buildings)
  Bridge carrying both a roadway and a railway

• Roadside stone (2 tagged buildings)
  

• Rock-cut tomb (2 tagged buildings)
  Tomb cut out in rock

• Rockery (2 tagged buildings)
  Garden with rocky soil

• Rococo (1 tagged buildings)
  18th-century artistic movement and style

• Rolling lift bridge (2 tagged buildings)
  

• Rolling mill (3 tagged buildings)
  A factory or machine for rolling steel or other metal into sheets

• Roman amphitheatre (1 tagged buildings)
  Large, circular or oval open-air venues with raised seating

• Roman temple (2 tagged buildings)
  Ancient Roman religious building

• Roman villa (1 tagged buildings)
  Historical residential structure

• Romanesque architecture (36 tagged buildings)
  Architectural style of Medieval Europe

• Romanesque art (2 tagged buildings)
  Artistic style of Europe from approximately 1000 AD to the 13th century

• Romanesque Revival architecture (65 tagged buildings)
  Style of building employed beginning in the mid-19th century

• Romanesque Revival Architecture in the United Kingdom (1 tagged buildings)
  18th to 19th century architectural style

• Romano-Gothic (1 tagged buildings)
  Architectural style

• Romanticism (1 tagged buildings)
  Artistic, literary, musical, and intellectual movement

• Ropewalk (1 tagged buildings)
  Long narrow lane, covered pathway, or building, used for making ropes

• Rose garden (1 tagged buildings)
  Garden or park which comprises mainly of roses

• ROTOR R4 bunker (2 tagged buildings)
  Bunker for the ROTOR air defence radar system

• Round barrow (1 tagged buildings)
  Hemispherical mound of earth and/or stone raised over a burial placed in the middle

• Roving bridge (8 tagged buildings)
  Bridge over canal where towpath changes sides

• Row of houses (70 tagged buildings)
  Row of at least two houses side by side in a street, sometimes build at once as a group or ensemble

• Row of shops (12 tagged buildings)
  

• Rowing club (1 tagged buildings)
  Type of sports club

• Royal Air Force station (1 tagged buildings)
  Permanent Royal Air Force operations location

• Royal chapel (1 tagged buildings)
  Chapel associated with monarchy

• Royal Observer Corps Group Headquarters (2 tagged buildings)
  Sub-regional headquarters of the Royal Observer Corps Cold War monitoring network

• Royal Observer Corps Monitoring Post (11 tagged buildings)
  

• Royal Observer Corps Sector Headquarters (1 tagged buildings)
  Regional headquarters of the Royal Observer Corps Cold War monitoring network

• Royal palace (3 tagged buildings)
  Palace used by a royal family

• Royal Peculiar (1 tagged buildings)
  English church under the direct jurisdiction of the monarch

• Royal Stables (1 tagged buildings)
  Institution

• Rugby league venue (1 tagged buildings)
  

• Rugby union venue (1 tagged buildings)
  Venue for rugby union matches

• Ruins (77 tagged buildings)
  Remains of human-made architecture

• Rundbogenstil (1 tagged buildings)
  Style of architecture popular in the German-speaking lands

• Rustic architecture (1 tagged buildings)
  Style of architecture in the United States, used in rural government and private structures and their landscape interior design