Haughwout Building Print - NYC Architecture Fine Art Photograph

Photographed by Rob Tallia. The historic E.V. Haughwout Building stands illuminated at night in the heart of SoHo, New York City. Completed in 1857, the building is one of the most celebrated examples of cast-iron architecture in Manhattan and remains a defining landmark of the neighborhood.

In this dramatic black-and-white photograph, the building’s ornate façade is revealed in striking detail. Rows of arched windows, delicate columns, and classical ornamentation create a rhythmic pattern across the structure, highlighting the craftsmanship of nineteenth-century architecture. At street level, the glowing storefronts and passing traffic introduce subtle motion, contrasting the timeless presence of the building above.

The Haughwout Building is also historically significant as the site of one of the first commercial passenger elevators installed in the United States. Today it remains a symbol of SoHo’s architectural heritage and artistic character.

This fine art photograph captures the elegance and symmetry of one of New York City’s most iconic cast-iron buildings and is ideal for collectors of urban architecture, historic landmarks, and dramatic black-and-white city photography.

Each print is carefully prepared and professionally produced on premium lustre paper to preserve tonal depth, fine detail, and lasting quality. All prints are produced by Bay Photo Lab, one of the leading fine-art laboratories in the United States. Every piece meets strict standards for consistency, craftsmanship, and long-term display.

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