Architectural Photography

These outstanding photographic reports aim to draw attention to the often dramatic fate of a country's abandoned heritage and its frequently forgotten beauty. The locations featured all have their own stories to tell, in a variety of voices, but with one shared theme: the fall from grace

Urban Change Over Time is the most comprehensive photographic study of urban development in German-speaking Europe to date.

The photography collected in A View from the Top arose out of a desire to document a singular body of work-the Viewpoint Collection.

Ulrich Wust's (* 1949) photographs are a bold critique of the former GDR's planned urbanism. His first monograph includes 500 images, rare ephemera and an in-depth interview.

An unusual architectural history of Australia documents its neglected buildings from Brisbane to the Outback!

More than 100 photographs by Harry Cory Wright present the dramatic spaces and rich textures of the Barbican Centre, one of the most radical and visionary post-war buildings in Britain.

-Unique documentation of the recently completed cultural center by Zaha Hadid in Baku -The photographs by Helene Binet and Iwan Baan provide a detailed portrait of the building