Today is World Photography Day, and to mark the occasion we've rounded up 10 of the best photo series published on Dezeen over the past year ? including 360-views of the Tate Switch House, an insight into Pyongyang's unique architecture, and a look inside the flats of the Barbican estate.

Barbican residents offer a look inside their homes
For his book, Residents: Inside the Iconic Barbican Estate, London-based photographer Anton Rodriguez aimed to highlight the stylish living spaces created by many of the current residents of the brutalist complex, which is home to over 4,000 people.
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Kris Provoost photographs the most flamboyant architecture of China's building boom
OMA's trouser-shaped CCTV tower and Herzog & de Meuron's Bird's Nest stadium feature in this photo series by architect Kris Provoost named The Beautified China, which documents the "weird architecture" the country has tried to ban. Read the full story ?

Jan Kempenaers documents Soviet-era war memorials in black and white photo series
Belgian photographer Jan Kempenaers documented a series of second world war memorials across Europe for his photoset, which focuses on a series of ruined concrete monuments built in the 1960s and 70s across the former Yugoslavian territories.
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Raphael Olivier's photographs of North Korea reveal Pyongyang's unique architecture
Left fascinated by Pyongyang after a one-day trip from China, photographer Raphael O...