In his new book, the journalist and photographer Lee Bey directs readers to some of Chicago's greatest architectural treasures, nearly all of them hiding in plain sight.
Candida Höfer – In Mexico, on view at Sean Kelly Gallery in New York City through March 16, continues the artist’s decades-long investigation of architecture’s psychological effects.
A small but poignant show on Denise Scott Brown’s early photographs—before Learning From Las Vegas made it big— is now on view at New York's Carriage Trade gallery through December 22.
A recent book from Phaidon delves into the photographer’s little-known contributions to chronicling Modernist architecture in his home state, California.
Image Building: How Photography Transforms Architecture features famous photographers past and present, from Ezra Stoller and Berenice Abbott, to Iwan Baan and Andreas Gursky.
The image, shot by architectural photographer Terrance Zhang, depicts the dramatic interior of Atelier Li Xinggang's athletic center for Tianjin University.
This article excerpts from "Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: A Search for Living Architecture," a book based on a Palm Springs Art Museum exhibition of the same name.
Photographer Brian Guido takes us on an in-depth tour around Frank Lloyd Wright's ever-evolving "camp for adults," capturing everything from its petroglyph-inscribed boulders to its unique bright blue chairs.
We revisit a forgotten chapter in the city's rich architectural history and discover a surprisingly contextual, responsive, and intelligent movement.
Even if you have visited the Midwestern Modernist Mecca, this new collection of fish-eyed photos beckons you to take another look.
A new photography book details the slow demise of a handful of houses designed by Paul Rudolph.
German photographer Heike Buelau visually re-interprets the city as if composing a piece for chamber music
Ruy Ohtake's Hotel Unique is known for its daring use of color
Balthazar Korab was an expert architectural photographer, capturing the soul of design in his work.
