This pocket architecture guide walks readers through roughly 200 of Louisville’s most notable buildings, from Frederick Law Olmsted’s park and boulevard system to landmarks by K.H. Burnham, Bruce Goff, and Michael Graves, revealing a riverfront city with an unexpectedly rich architectural pedigree.
Written by three University of Kentucky architecture scholars with essays from local historians Grady Clay and Edie Bingham, the guide organizes its catalog by neighborhood and pairs each entry with a photo and critical essay, spanning colonial-era landmarks to postmodern showpieces.
Published 2004
449 pages
$23.79