Discover how the Modern Movement in architecture was communicated by using photography, and how architects such as Le Corbusier and Mendelsohn, as well as photographers including Moholy-Nagy and Werner Mantz, transformed it through the creation of often astonishing and powerful imagery.

Andrew Higgott, who has published extensively on the subject of architecture and photography, including the book ‘Camera Constructs’ (2012), will describe how this process functioned and developed, and how it even shapes the way architecture is made today.