School of Architecture

Delhi Technical Campus, Greater Noida

Affiliated to Guru Govind Singh Indraprastha University Delhi

PHOTOGRAPHY A WAY TO UNDERSTAND ARCHITECTURE

Submitted by:
RAHUL NAWANI
04218001613

Submitted to:
Ar. Sushma Garg

Submitted in partial fulfillment

of the requirement for the Degree of
Bachelor of Architecture

Batch: 2013-2018
Date: 22.12.16

CERTIFICATE OF ACCEPTIBILITY
COMPLETION OF RESEARCH WORK

Registered with Ar. Sushma Garg

Degree followed - Bachelor of Architecture

I hereby certify that Mr. Rahul Nawani Enrollment no. 04218001613 is a

registered student of the Institute has completed his B. Arch Research Paper
in accordance with the requirements as laid down by the department & as
per GGIPU syllabus.
The work is acceptable for examination.

PHOTOGRAPHY A WAY TO UNDERSTAND ARCHITECTURE

Signature of Internal Guide

Signature of Research Paper Coordinator
Signature of HOD
Ar. Sushma Garg
(Ar. Sushma Garg)
(Ar.
Tanya Gupta)
HOD, School of
Architecture
Delhi Technical
Campus(GGSIPU)
Greater NOIDA

Date

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Research Paper presented here would not have been possible but for the
guidance & support of
Ar. Tanya Gupta, HOD, School of Architecture for extending her support &
valuable guidance whenever wherever required.
Ar. Sushma Garg and Ar. Ankur Tripathi ,Guide & mentor for her/his
relentless pursuit of high academic standards, the can-do attitude & imbibing
professional ethics have helped this project meet high academic standards &
professional working.
My parents who have taught me to strive for perfection in everything I do.
And also my friends & colleagues who were always around to help me.
Appreciation & gratitude is owed to them.
Rahul Nawani
Student
(2103-2018)
Batch
Date-22.12.16.

PHOTOGRAPHY - A WAY TO UNDERSTAND ARCHITECUTURE

Index
I.

II.

Introduction
I.1 Background
I.2 Need for the study
I.3 Aim
I.4 Objectives
I.5 Hypothesis
I.6 Research Question
I.7 Scope
I.8 Methodology
I.9 Limitations
Literature Study & Analysis
2 Architectural Photographs
3 Communication
4 How photographs communicate

III.
IV.

Case Study
Conclusion