Sue Barr graduated with a BA (Hons) from the London College of Printing where she specialised in photographing Brutalist architecture. She is now in practice as an architectural photographer and tutor at the Architectural Association.
She has published books on subjects as diverse as 1970's houses, multi-storey carparks and the Barbican Centre in London. Two of her short films have been exhibited at London’s Museum of Domestic Architecture and in the Irish Pavilion at the 11th Venice Architecture Biennale.
Her research project The Architecture of Transit, employs the use a large-format digital camera as a method for researching and producing topographical photographs of motorway architecture and landscape.