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Nate Sheets Photographs the First Certified Passive Home in Missouri

Nate Sheets Photographs the First Certified Passive Home in Missouri

by Lexi Taciak
On this episode of Project of the Week, we’re back with POTW pro Nate Sheets and his gorgeous work. Today Nate will be taking us on a visual tour of the first certified passive house in Missouri, and giving us some insight along the way!Nate shares how he got linked up with his client for the shoot.
Álex Fernández-Llamazares Shares His Experience Photographing the Estación AVE León in Spain

Álex Fernández-Llamazares Shares His Experience Photographing the Estación AVE León in Spain

by Lexi Taciak
This week’s episode of Project of the Week takes us to León, Spain with architectural photographer Álex Fernández-Llamazares! Today we’ll be checking out his photographs of Estación AVE León by URBAQ Arquitectos.Álex has some great accolades to his name, including winning 3rd prize in the IPA 2022 for Architecture/Buildings, and honorable mention in the IPA 2022 Architectural/Industrial field.
Visit the Famed Sea Ranch Lodge With Photographer Adam Potts

Visit the Famed Sea Ranch Lodge With Photographer Adam Potts

by Lexi Taciak
About 3 hours north of San Francisco sits a coastal community called the Sea Ranch. Built in the 1960s by a small group of architects, designers, and planner Lawrence Halprin, the community is centered around its immersion in nature. The Sea Ranch community consists of about 2,000 residences, and also includes a community lodge, which is where we’ll be spending our time today for this Project of the Week!
Check Out This Stunning Campus Restaurant Photographed by California Based Architectural Photographer Zack Benson

Check Out This Stunning Campus Restaurant Photographed by California Based Architectural Photographer Zack Benson

by Lexi Taciak
We’re back on Project of the Week with another one of Zack Benson’s perfectly photographed restaurants — Soda & Swine. Zack’s photographs of Morning Glory were the object of my fixation back in March of 2020, and this new project – which is actually the coolest college dining hall on the University of California San Diego’s campus by Consortium Holdings and BASILE Studio – is my new favorite!Sporting
Ingo Rasp Photographs a Project 26 Years in the Making at “Stuttgart 21”

Ingo Rasp Photographs a Project 26 Years in the Making at “Stuttgart 21”

by Lexi Taciak
On today’s episode of Project of the Week, we’re taking a dive into the process of photographing a structure under construction — one that has been in the works for 26 years from its conception! We’re talking about Stuttgart 21 rail node. Construction on this mammoth project is winding down, and the rail node will be finished next year!Architect-turned-photographer
Explore an Abandoned Greek Village With Architect and Photographer Marco Petrini

Explore an Abandoned Greek Village With Architect and Photographer Marco Petrini

by Lexi Taciak
This week’s featured project takes us on a very cool adventure with Marco Petrini of Petrini Studio. Marco is a New York City-based architect and architectural photographer. During a recent trip to Crete, Greece, for a photography assignment and vacation, Marco came across the abandoned Dionysos village, which he decided to photograph.He
Kris Provoost Recounts Photographing Hong Kong’s M+ Building Over the Years

Kris Provoost Recounts Photographing Hong Kong’s M+ Building Over the Years

by Lexi Taciak
Kris Provoost is an architectural and interiors photographer based in Hong Kong. With a wide range of clients, awards, and and published photographs, looking at Kris’s work, it’s easy to see why. From infrastructure projects to residences, and shiny complete structures, his work is infused with a sense of place and life.
Duo Jacob McNeil and Jaimie Walker Photograph a Gorgeous Waterfront Home in Victoria

Duo Jacob McNeil and Jaimie Walker Photograph a Gorgeous Waterfront Home in Victoria

by Lexi Taciak
Ever since I saw Jacob McNeil and Jaimie Walker’s submission in our 2021 Architectural Photography Awards, I’ve deeply enjoyed seeing their work. When Jacob wrote in with their photographs of White Rock in Victoria, BC, I was so excited to hear a bit about the shoot and see the images they made — and boy, they covered the whole gamut, with each photograph just as lovely as the last.
Visit Shanghai’s Long Museum Via Dave Burk’s Gorgeous Photographs

Visit Shanghai’s Long Museum Via Dave Burk’s Gorgeous Photographs

by Lexi Taciak
We’re back with Project of the Week veteran Dave Burk whose work you’ll remember seeing here on APA — like the stunning reflective facade of SOM’s National Museum of the US Army and his compelling photographs of the Netsch Residence, built in 1974 by renowned architect Walter Netsch and remodeled by SOM.Today
Samuel Hartnett Crafts Atmospheric and Dramatic Photographs of Warren and Mahoney’s Flock Hill in New Zealand’s Southern Alps

Samuel Hartnett Crafts Atmospheric and Dramatic Photographs of Warren and Mahoney’s Flock Hill in New Zealand’s Southern Alps

by Lexi Taciak
If you love deeply atmospheric and mood-filled imagery — and architectural photos that just feel special — look no further than these pictures of Flock Hill for Warren and Mahoney by Auckland-based photographer Sam Hartnett.Sam’s thoughtful, compellingly lit compositions help us place ourselves at Flock Hill and understand the story behind the architecture and design.
Photographing Casa El Llano in Mexico’s Rainy Season With Paulina Ojeda

Photographing Casa El Llano in Mexico’s Rainy Season With Paulina Ojeda

by Lexi Taciak
Today we’re headed to El Llano, Mexico with amazing architectural photographer Paulina Ojeda. Paulina has kindly shared her photographs of Casa El Llano by Vincenzo Design Studio, which she made during Mexico’s rainy season. You’ll find this project is chock full of great light, great shapes, and great dogs!Paulina
David Straight Captures What It’s Like to be at Bret de Their’s Radar Hill House

David Straight Captures What It’s Like to be at Bret de Their’s Radar Hill House

by Lexi Taciak
Welcome to architect Bret de Their’s Radar Hill — a gorgeous home overlooking the Pacific, perched on New Zealand’s Northland’s East Coast. The maker of these spectacular photographs is none other than Auckland-based architectural photographer David Straight, who we are so excited to have back on APA for another Project of the Week!David
Merging Art & Hospitality With Ben Richards on His Shoot at Aman Tokyo

Merging Art & Hospitality With Ben Richards on His Shoot at Aman Tokyo

by Lexi Taciak
Pack your bags, today we’re going to Aman Tokyo with Tokyo-based architectural and travel photographer Ben Richards! Ben perfectly marries his two photographic specialties throughout this project, making us feel as if we are Aman guests walking through each scene.
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