Architectural photography does more than document buildings; it captures the dialogue between light, space, and the built environment. From early salt prints of Egyptian ruins to the sleek, modernist glass of the 20th century, Luminous-Lint offers a sophisticated map of how photographers have interpreted structure and urban growth.
| Introduction |
| 1 | Introduction to architecture |
| Architectural acoustics |
| 2 | Franz Max Osswald: Sound photographs in architectural models, from Franz Max Osswald's applied acoustics laboratory at ETH Zurich (1930-1933) |
| Early examples |
| 3 | A world of roofs |
| 4 | Calvert Richard Jones: Daguerreotype: Margam Castle, Wales |
| 5 | Mission Héliographique |
| 6 | Achille Quinet: Restoration of the Royal Chaalis Abbey |
| 7 | William and Mary Howitt: Ruined Abbeys and Castles of Great Britain (1862) |
| 8 | William Howitt: Ruined Abbeys and Castles of Great Britain and Ireland, Second Series (1864) |
| Scotland |
| 9 | Thomas Annan: The Old Closes & Streets of Glasgow |
| 10 | Archibald Burns: Edinburgh |
| England |
| 11 | Philip Henry Delamotte: The Crystal Palace (1854-1855) |
| 12 | Robert Henry Cheney: The country houses and architecture of England (1850s) |
| 13 | Arthur James Melhuish: Windsor and Windsor Castle (1854-1856) |
| 14 | The Society for Photographing Relics of Old London |
| 15 | Harry Gedford Lemere: National Photographic Record and Survey (ca 1900) |
| 16 | Frederick Henry Evans: England, Kelmscott Manor |
| 17 | Roger Mayne: Wapping |
| France |
| 18 | France: Paris - Notre Dame |
| 19 | France: Paris - Notre Dame, Facade |
| 20 | France: Paris - Notre Dame, La Porte Rouge |
| 21 | Charles Marville: France: Paris |
| 22 | Édouard Baldus: France: Paris |
| 23 | Delmaet & Durandelle: The Paris Opera (1861-1875) |
| 24 | Pierre-Ambroise Richebourg (attributed): Élysée Palace, Paris (ca. 1867) |
| 25 | Albert Fernique: Ecole centrale des arts et manufactures (1875) |
| 26 | Louis-Émile Durandelle and Albert Chevojon: Grand Hotel Terminus-Saint Lazare, Paris (1889 or later) |
| 27 | Eugène Atget: The streets and buildings of Paris |
| Belgium |
| 28 | Edmond Fierlants: Belgium: Architecture (1860s) |
| Germany |
| 29 | Leopold Ahrendts: Berlin |
| 30 | Albrecht Meydenbauer: Photogrammetry |
| 31 | August Sander: Cologne |
| 32 | Hugo Schmölz: German architecture |
| 33 | Bauhaus |
| Italy |
| 34 | Carlo Naya: Italy: Venice: Palaces |
| 35 | Carlo Naya: Italy: Venice: Grand Canal |
| Spain |
| 36 | Joan Martí Centellas: Barcelona |
| Russia |
| 37 | Albert Felisch: Russia, St. Petersburg |
| 38 | Ivan Bianchi: Russia: St. Petersburg |
| India |
| 39 | Thomas Biggs: Architecture at Ahmedabad, the Capital of Goozerat (1866) |
| 40 | James Fergusson: Illustrations of Various Styles of Indian Architecture (1869) |
| 41 | John Henry Ravenshaw: Gaur; its Ruins and Inscriptions (1878) |
| Australia |
| 42 | Album of Sydney, N.S.W., Australia (1870) |
| 43 | Unidentified photographer: The buildings of Sydney, N.S.W., Australia (1873) |
| USA |
| 44 | George Robinson Fardon: San Francisco Album. Photographs of the Most Beautiful Views and Public Buildings of San Francisco (1856-1857) |
| 45 | Jacob A. Riis: How the Other Half Lives - Book covers |
| 46 | Jacob A. Riis: How the Other Half Lives |
| 47 | Edward Steichen: The Flatiron |
| 48 | Albert Bardem: Construction of the Commercial National Bank, SW corner Martin and Wilmington Streets, Raleigh, NC (1912-1913) |
| 49 | Lewis W. Hine: Empire State Building (1929-1931) |
| 50 | Berenice Abbott: Changing New York |
| 51 | Andreas Feininger: The architecture of New York |
| 52 | Ezra Stoller: Architecture |
| 53 | Julius Shulman: Architecture |
| 54 | Frank Gohlke: Grain elevators |
| Brazil |
| 55 | Marcel Gautherot: The architecture of Oscar Niemeyer in Brasilia |
| Building types |
| 56 | Skyscrapers |
| Survey projects |
| 57 | Historic American Buildings Survey - HABS |
| USA, California |
| 58 | William A. Garnett: Aerial views of Californian suburbia |
| 59 | Robert Adams: The construction of suburbia |
| Styles and movements |
| 60 | Pictorialism and architecture |
| Architectural details and modifications |
| 61 | Egypt: Wall art, bas-relief, hieroglyphics and graffiti |
| 62 | Brassaï: Graffiti |
| 63 | Aaron Siskind: Chicago |
| 64 | Aaron Siskind: Gloucester |
| Structures |
| 65 | Doorways |
| 66 | Arches |
| 67 | Windows |
| 68 | Gates |
| 69 | Fountains |
| 70 | Bridges, viaducts, trestles and jetties |
| Cities in decay |
| 71 | Roger Mayne: Leeds, slum clearance |
| Photographers |
| 72 | Bernd & Hilla Becher: Framework Houses (1959-1971) |
| 73 | Candida Höfer: Architectural space |
| 74 | Thomas Ruff: Architecture |
| 75 | Thomas Kellner: Architecture |
| 76 | Hiroshi Sugimoto: Theatres |
| 77 | John Divola: Isolated Houses |
| Techniques and processes |
| 78 | Gelatin silver prints: Architecture |
| Conclusions |
| 79 | Conclusions on architecture |
