Posts tagged 'photography'

Hélène Binet’s architectural photography celebrated in Royal Academy show

Light Lines showcases the architectural ‘moods’ that the photographer captures Hélène Binet, Zaha Hadid Architects, Riverside Museum of Transport, Glasgow, 2010. Courtesy ammann // projects

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Documenting the Bugis houses of Indonesia

In newly published photographs from the 1980s, Ursula Schulz-Dornburg captures the symbolic vernacular architecture of Indonesia’s Bugis farmers German photographer Ursula Schulz-Dornburg has released a

Architecture

Exploring the poetic mundanity of urban peripheries – in photographs

New book Double Orbit from photographer Grégoire Pujade-Lauraine captures the strange everyday of our built environment Double Orbit, a new book from French photographer Grégoire

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A look at Ukraine’s (un)orthodox architecture

A new photography book showcases the sometimes strange and surprising religious architecture of post-Soviet Ukraine Orthodox Chic, a new book from Ukrainian architects Alex Bykov and

Architecture

airport digitally manipulated photograph by Cássio Vasconcellos

Crowded aerial photographs re-imagined for a post-COVID landscape

Cássio Vasconcellos’ digitally-manipulated photographs take on a new meaning after the pandemic Words by Hugh Metcalf In creating his Collectives series, Brazilian photographer Cássio Vasconcellos

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Brad Walls’ new series Pools From Above showcases swimming pools from a bird’s eye view

The Australian photographer is making a splash with his latest series ‘Pools from Above’ Words by Jessica-Christin Hametner From hydro pools to rooftop infinities disappearing

Architecture

What big tech and digital designers can learn from analogue and retro design

Silicon Valley can learn a lot from the enduring appeal of analogue products, says Owen Hopkins About five years ago I started collecting vinyl records.

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Black Rock City, NV: The architecture of Burning Man

Zonotopia and the Two Trees by Rob Bell. All images by Philippe Glade A book documenting Burning Man shows the wonder and spectacle of the

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Food for thought: Le Corbuffet brings architectural history to the dinner table

Robert Rauschenburger,. Photo by Esther Choi Writing about food has never been so good, or serious, as now. Le Corbuffet, Esther Choi’s book of recipes

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A master printer explains the science behind great architecture photography

Detail of the Imperial War Museum North. Photo: Adrian Ensor Adrian Ensor’s unusual photographic career began with decades in the darkroom before he ever set

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