The Monoliths that captured the sound of planes in 1920s England, Piercarlo Quecchia
Italian-born photographer Piercarlo Quecchia – who now lives in Basel – made a series of incredible photographs in the summer of 2018. The work is called Sound Mirrors and shows the last thirteen “mirrors” left all along the southeast and east coast of England. “They represent an incredible demonstration of how sound can generate a […]
Main Architecture firms in Rome (more than 140+)
What are the main architecture firms in Rome? If you need to submit your portfolio or brochure then this article is for you! Here below you’ll find the main Architecture firms in Rome. I hope it will be useful – click on the names for visiting the corresponding architecture firms in Rome. Agastudio Contact page […]
Ilanna Barkusky’s colorful sports playgrounds
In this series of photographs with the explanatory title “Color Series”, the young Ilanna Barkusky, photographer of Canadian origins, but now based in Los Angeles, expertly mixes sport with colour and gives us splendid visual compositions that are enhanced by chromatism and dynamism. The subject of this series is not casual. Ilanna Barkusky is in […]
“Hong Kong Kolour”, a photography series by Mike Pickles
In this series of images halfway between the architectonic and the graphic designer by Mike Pickles – very similar in some ways to the one created on buildings in Spain by Zsolt Hlinka – the author wanted to give a new life and a new meaning to the residential monoliths of the Asian megalopolis. Graphic […]
A look at Berlin and Copenhagen’ architectures by Malte Brandenburg
Simple looks that, however, become something magnificent if immortalized with the right cut. This is what photographer Malte Brandenburg did in this series of shots. He observed the architectural context of Berlin and Copenhagen and returned these fantastic shots that contain not only architecture, but also graphics and art in some ways. A series of […]
Architectural lines of Vancouver by Shava Cueva
In this splendid collection of architectural photographs, Shava Cueva wanted to create a series of images in which lines, colours and reflections of the facades of Vancouver buildings are combined to create magnificent visual compositions. A feast for the eyes. Photo Copyright: Shava Cueva – shavacueva.com – @shavacueva
An essential dark Rotterdam in Oscar Lopez’ photography
Architectural photographer Oscar Lopez immortalized one of the most iconic cities of contemporary architecture in a very particular visual key. The city represented in these shots is Rotterdam and the style in question, as you can see from the images in the gallery, is decidedly dark. They look like simple night photos, but the play […]
Colours and Architecture in Simone Hutsch’ photography
This series of shots elaborated by Simone Hutsch represents – in a graphically revisited key – the Canary Wharf real estate complex in London. It is one of the UK’s main financial centres and many of the tallest buildings in Europe are built in this district, including the second tallest in the UK: One Canada […]
Hungarian Stadiums, György Palkó
In this series of photographs, expert photographer György Palkó gives us a splendid overview of what are Hungarian stadiums in their purest and most essential form. Empty stadiums that represent the “calm before the storm”. The moment when everything has yet to happen. They appear almost naked, but no less fascinating. Find out the name […]
Stunning and colourful Ricardo Bofill’s La Muralla Roja photographed by Sebastian Weiss
In this magnificent series, Sebastian Weiss captured Ricardo Bofill’s highly original “La Muralla Roja” project in Calp, in southeastern Spain. An extraordinary project by the Spanish architect who draws inspiration from the popular housing culture of North Africa. The casbah. In addition to a complex, almost labyrinthine articulation formed by a series of stairs, platforms […]
Matthias Jung’s suspended collage architecture
The series “Houses” of the artist and designer Matthias Jung collects some photographs of architectural facades then stitched together in artistic collages suspended in the void of the landscapes of Northern Germany. These surreal compositions lead the viewer to travel through the various elements that compose them, reviving different expectations and imaginations from time to […]
The digital symmetry of the buildings in Budapest, Zsolt Hlinka
In the “Corner Symmetry” series, architectural photographer Zsolt Hlinka immortalizes some of the most beautiful historic buildings in his hometown (Budapest) and digitally processes them to make them appear perfectly symmetrical. The result is a series of urban scenes that communicate peace and order. A pleasant journey also thanks to the pastel colour that frames […]