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Architects: Dazhou And Associates
- Area: 110 m²
- Year: 2021
M Stand Store / Dazhou And Associates
Astile SINJUKU III Building / Ryuichi Sasaki + Sasaki Architecture
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Architects: Ryuichi Sasaki / Sasaki Architecture
- Area: 447 m²
- Year: 2020
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Professionals: Lighting Sou
Playstudios HQ / RUST architects
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Architects: RUST architects
- Area: 2500 m²
- Year: 2019
House with Courtyards / Invisible Studio
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Architects: Invisible Studio
- Year: 2021
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Professionals: Harbour Construction
Exotic Workplace Garden / Malinowski Design Urban & Landscape
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Architects: Malinowski Design Urban & Landscape
- Area: 800 m²
- Year: 2021
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Professionals: BJK Architekci, Skills Group Dariusz Czeplina, QLAB Laboratory of Light, Mood Media, Sanis
Rehabilitation of a building in Travessa do Ferraz / Paulo Freitas e Maria João Marques Arquitectos
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Architects: Paulo Freitas e Maria João Marques Arquitectos
- Area: 276 m²
- Year: 2019
Przybecki Law Firm Offices / BIEN STUDIO
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Architects: BIEN STUDIO
- Area: 150 m²
- Year: 2021
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Professionals: Eugenius, Honza Zamojski
Kindergarten am Endbachweg in Poing / Kunze Seeholzer Architekten
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Architects: Kunze Seeholzer Architekten
- Area: 1075 m²
- Year: 2021
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Manufacturers: KEIM, FSB Franz Schneider Brakel, Forbo Flooring, LOGNOTREND, MHZ, +2
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Professionals: LEICHT physics GmbH, Wimmer Ingenieure GmbH
GA House / Ivan Priatman Architecture
House in Matsuyama / Takashi Okuno & Associates
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Architects: Takashi Okuno & Associates
- Area: 194 m²
- Year: 2020
Newport Coffee House / 34-TEN
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Architects: 34-TEN
- Area: 2500 ft²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Caesarstone, Daltile
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Professionals: Captiva Lighting Consultants Inc.
Breakroom in the orchard / URLO Studio + Juan Ruiz + Amelia Tapia
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Architects: Amelia Tapia, Juan Ruis, URLO Studio
- Area: 90 m²
- Year: 2018
Canyes House/ undos arquitectura cooperativa
US House / Bittar Arquitetura
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Architects: Bittar Arquitetura
- Area: 548 m²
- Year: 2017
How Architecture Depends on Photography
Architecture and photography are deeply dependent on one another. The first photograph ever taken frames buildings as its subject. Even more, it took an entire room to produce the image through a camera obscura. In the early days, buildings were one of the few subjects that could sit still for the 8 hours it took to burn an image onto a photosensitive medium. However, architecture is dependent on photography too. Buildings are large, slow, and immobile. Without photographs, it would be difficult to visit the important structures around the world. In this way, photographs are an easily shareable surrogate for buildings. But, photographs are not truthful 1:1 depictions so photographers have a lot of agency when it comes to how we experience architecture. This video offers some insight into this relationship and presents a few photographers as examples for how they interpret an architect's intentions and add their own voice. These include Julius Shulman, Ezra Stoller, Stephen Shore, Iwan Baan, among others.