Architectural style is more than a matter of visual aesthetics — it’s a reflection of the values, technologies, and cultural narratives of its time. Whether shaped by religion, political ambition, social ideals, or visions of the future, each style expresses a unique dialogue between form and meaning. From the ornate theatricality of the Baroque to the clean lines of Modernism and the bold experimentation of Neo-Futurism, different stylistic movements shape how we experience places and how we remember them. Through the following photographic collections, I explore architecture not only as a built reality but as a living archive of human thought and imagination.
Romanesque
Gothic
Renaissance
Baroque
Neoclassical
Neo-Gothic
Neo-Renaisssance
Neo-Baroque
Neo-Romanesque
Art Nouveau
New Objectivity
Art Deco
International Style
Brutalism
Postmodernism
Deconstructivism
Structural Expressionism
Neo-Futurism