Paris Changing explores the evolving urban landscape of Paris through a photographic strategy that captures transitions in architecture and city life. The images focus on scenes where modern development intersects with historical structures, reflecting shifts in urban identity and public space.

The 192-page volume, published by Princeton Architectural Press in 2007, provides a visual document of transformation, highlighting contrasts and tensions within the city’s changing fabric. The photographs reveal a nuanced mood of both preservation and progression, emphasizing how Paris adapts over time.