Project of the Week

Step Inside Saga Design’s Pine Grove Retreat With Architectural Photographer Ryan Flood

by Lexi Taciak

Today’s featured project transports us to Hood River, Oregon, where Saga Design Build’s Pine Grove Retreat sits beautifully nestled among the lush landscape of the Columbia River Gorge. Architectural photographer Ryan Flood expertly captures the essence of the home and its surroundings, showcasing its modern Scandinavian design.

Working Eight 14 Hour Long Days, Photographer Gergely Jancso Makes a Multitude of Hospitality Images for IGH Hotels

by Lexi Taciak

IGH Hotels are some of my favorite local stays. Whether it’s Baltimore and DC’s Hotel Monaco or Philly’s Hotel Palomar, these properties have become my go-to “staycation” spots, perfect for anniversary getaways. So, when architectural photographer Gergely Jancso shared his stunning images of IHG Kimpton BEM Budapest, they instantly felt familiar and inviting to me.Greg

Jim Stephenson on “Letting the photos and film unfold themselves” at the House in an Olive Grove

by Lexi Taciak

We’re back on Project of the Week with long-time APA friend and favorite Jim Stephenson. Jim’s photographs of the House in an Olive Grove, designed by Invisible Studio, offer a remarkable exploration of architecture through light, texture, and atmosphere and are the quintessential POTW.

“Staying true to our vision of capturing spaces that resonate with the presence of those who inhabit them”

by Lexi Taciak

I never expected to say this sentence in my life, but I am in love with a set of photographs of a polymer factory! UAE based architectural photography group Deed Studio is back on our Project of the Week column with their dramatic, moody, rich photographs of the Omide Alborz Factory – the Process Department of Shamim Polymer Factory designed by Davood Boroojeni.

Adam Butler Photographs a 1970s Sicilian Villa on Panarea

by Lexi Taciak

Mentally, I am here: in Adam Butler’s photographs of a 1970s Sicilian villa on Panarea.Adam’s photographs of this gorgeous home and retreat feel equal parts architectural, landscape, food, and hospitality photography. This shoot is a masterclass of blending all of these genres to showcase the complete story of a place – all with an unstuffy or overprocessed air.Adam

“After years of investing time in self-assigned work, seeing it pay off was particularly gratifying”

by Lexi Taciak

Colorado-based architectural photographer Warren Diggles is up for this edition of Project of the Week with an intreaguing three-shoot commission for OZ Architecture.“I had the opportunity to document three remarkable educational facilities designed by OZ Architecture.

Tavis Bohlinger Puts His Own Interpretation on the Grand 330 Plymouth

by Lexi Taciak

Today we are headed to East Grand Rapids with photographer Tavis Bohlinger! “This shoot came about fortuitously when I noticed that my friend Kyle Visser had listed a home in East Grand Rapids that was owned previously by the famous Baker furniture family.

Waiting For The Perfect Moment With Nate Sheets

by Lexi Taciak

We’re back on the blog with one of my favorite photographers out of Kansas City! Nate Sheets is taking us to Native Ridge, a project shot for Herron + Partners and Kali Buchanan Interior Design.Nate kicks off, “[Native Ridge is] located about 45 minutes from the Kansas City metro.

Jonathan Folk Returns to St. Mary’s Residence and Shows Off His Growth and Artistry

by Lexi Taciak

The first signs of Autumn are rolling in around my desk where I fawn over these weekly projects. This time of year, I usually only want to look at cedar-clad quaint little cabins and vernacular architecture, but Jonathan Folk’s photographs of St.

Garey Gomez Photographs Georgia Tech’s Mascot “The Ramblin’ Reck” and its New Permanent Home

by Lexi Taciak

“Georgia Tech has had ‘The Reck’, a 1930 Ford Model A, as a mascot since the 1960’s. Up until last year, it lived out of sight in different garage spaces where maintenance was carried out. It emerged for games and special events regularly but was always put away out of sight,” architectural photographer and longtime APA friend Garey Gomez starts to share.

This Villa Renovation in the South of France Inspired Adrien Guitard to Jump Into Architectural Photography Full Time

by Lexi Taciak

This gig was part of a long-term collaboration with GSLN Architects,” Adrien Guitard starts. “They have been and continue to be a really great client to work with. I’m so grateful they gave me a chance early in my career. GSLN trusted me with photographing their projects; since then, it has been a pleasure working with them!”Adrien

“Instead of Seeing Obstacles, Recognize Opportunities to Make Something Truly Memorable”

by Lexi Taciak

When was the last time you had to pick your jaw up off the floor? Mine was after seeing doublespace photography’s photographs of Cabot Cliffs by FBM Design. This shoot brings the drama – striking clouds, wild weather, painterly light, and a village nestled into the landscape that feels so idyllic, it actually hurts my heart that I don’t live there!Younes

Eduardo Alarcon Finds a New and Exciting Perspective on Las Banderas, “The Gateway to San Pedro Garza Garcia”

by Lexi Taciak

Eduardo Alarcon is taking us on a trip to Nuevo Leon, Mexico today to see Las Banderas – an urban sculpture designed by Fernando Gonzalez Gortazar. Las Banderas, which translates to “the flags,” serves as the gateway to San Pedro Garza Garcia and is the final piece of San Pedro’s Emblem urban intervention.Eduardo

Hall+Merrick+McCaugherty Shows Off the Acclaimed Twin Gables Home by Wheeler Kearns

by Lexi Taciak

Imbued in gorgeous light, a sense of time and place, and the storied photography studio’s understanding of architecture and design, it is easy to fall in love with the work of Kendall McCaugherty – principal photographer at Hall+Merrick+McCaugherty. Today, we’re taking a look at Kendall’s photographs of Two Gables by Wheeler Kearns Architects.

Colin Robertson Returns to Alula to Photograph the 2024 Desert X Visitor Center

by Lexi Taciak

This week’s featured project takes us to the sandy dunes of Saudi Arabia. Beneath a rocky outcropping in the 2024 Desert X visitor center in Alula Colin Robertson POTW sits a sculptural structure – The 2024 Desert X Visitor Center.Architectural photographer Colin Robertson is no stranger to the Desert X pavilions.

Jason Keen Photographs the Revitalization of the Grand Michigan Central Station

by Lexi Taciak

We’re back for Project of the Week with Jason Keen and his myriad of photographs of Michigan Central Station! Jason’s photographs delve into the restoration of this symbolic landmark, as he showcases it in – literally – every light. Jason’s shoot includes sweeping aerial views of the station in context of the city, as well as stunning vignettes that translate the storied history and craftsmanship from days of yore.Jason

Honing in on Abstract Opportunities at USC Jacobs Medical Center with Christopher Barrett

by Lexi Taciak

We’re back on the blog with the seasoned Chicago-based architectural photographer Christopher Barrett. CB is taking us to the USC Jacobs Medical Center where we will explore this shapely structure, its sweeping curves, interesting materiality, reflective nature, and interplay with light, all against a stunning bright sky backdrop and flush with figures.

Andrew Campion Chases Light from Dawn to Dusk at the Iconic Rotterdam Central Station

by Lexi Taciak

“Shot on the tenth anniversary of Rotterdam central station, this series is a tribute to the much loved station looking at the amazing qualities of light that transform the building throughout the day,” muses Andrew Campion. Andrew is an architectural photographer in Rotterdam, originally hailing from Dublin, and floats between the two places taking on projects.He

Portraits of a Bridge – Bryce Baker Recounts His Morning Photographing Edmonton’s Walterdale Bridge

by Lexi Taciak

In September 2023, Bryce Baker woke up early, packed his gear, and headed to the Walterdale Bridge for an exercise in photographic freedom. Leaving his tripod in the car, Bryce set out to flex a muscle many architectural photographers often don’t – going hand-held!“I

“I Had to Sell the Sunshine and the Lifestyle as Much as the Architecture” – Christian Santiago on Photographing one of the Oldest Homes in Miami

Step Inside Saga Design’s Pine Grove Retreat With Architectural Photographer Ryan Flood

Working Eight 14 Hour Long Days, Photographer Gergely Jancso Makes a Multitude of Hospitality Images for IGH Hotels

Jim Stephenson on “Letting the photos and film unfold themselves” at the House in an Olive Grove

“Staying true to our vision of capturing spaces that resonate with the presence of those who inhabit them”

Adam Butler Photographs a 1970s Sicilian Villa on Panarea

“After years of investing time in self-assigned work, seeing it pay off was particularly gratifying”

Tavis Bohlinger Puts His Own Interpretation on the Grand 330 Plymouth

Waiting For The Perfect Moment With Nate Sheets

Jonathan Folk Returns to St. Mary’s Residence and Shows Off His Growth and Artistry

Garey Gomez Photographs Georgia Tech’s Mascot “The Ramblin’ Reck” and its New Permanent Home

This Villa Renovation in the South of France Inspired Adrien Guitard to Jump Into Architectural Photography Full Time

“Instead of Seeing Obstacles, Recognize Opportunities to Make Something Truly Memorable”

Eduardo Alarcon Finds a New and Exciting Perspective on Las Banderas, “The Gateway to San Pedro Garza Garcia”

Hall+Merrick+McCaugherty Shows Off the Acclaimed Twin Gables Home by Wheeler Kearns

Colin Robertson Returns to Alula to Photograph the 2024 Desert X Visitor Center

Jason Keen Photographs the Revitalization of the Grand Michigan Central Station

Honing in on Abstract Opportunities at USC Jacobs Medical Center with Christopher Barrett

Andrew Campion Chases Light from Dawn to Dusk at the Iconic Rotterdam Central Station

Portraits of a Bridge – Bryce Baker Recounts His Morning Photographing Edmonton’s Walterdale Bridge

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