This summer, I had the pleasure of photographing the Eastern Residences high rise tower in Raleigh’s North Hills. Once again, I worked with Kane Realty and the architect is Smallwood, out of Atlanta, GA. The Eastern is currently the tallest building in midtown Raleigh, located in the heart of Kane’s ever-growing development. The glass facade makes quite an impression from
Charlotte, North Carolina is littered with craftsman-style houses. Once again, I worked in the Dilworth section with architect and friend, Jessica Hindman of Studio H Home Design. We haven’t worked together since before the pandemic and it was wonderful to collaborate together again. I captured a few projects with her but my favorite was transforming this existing craftsman house that
This spring I again had the pleasure of working with EOA Architects near downtown Nashville, photographing several projects including some multifamily developments. Thrive at City Heights mixed-used development, located at 27th & Clifton, certainly makes an immediate impression in the neighborhood. The main longitudinal mass contains 29 residential flats with retail space below, and a secondary building contains single-family townhouses.
2022 marks a personal return to residential architectural photography, so capturing one good home deserves another, right? As everyone knows, modern architecture has re-emerged with renewed vigor over the past couple of decades, especially in the Triangle area of North Carolina. This time around I got to work with Arrowhead and the modern vernacular of their Burch Avenue design in
Despite being non-stop busy for a number of years, between you and me, let’s pretend it hasn’t been four years since I’ve photographed a house. (…shhhhhhhhh…) I had the distinct pleasure of working with Felix Ziga of Ziga Architecture to photograph an addition and interior renovation of a single-family home in Boerne, Texas. The original house is clad with stone.
Back to the workplace! In San Antonio, I recently worked with Studio 8 Architects to photograph Zachry Construction Corporation‘s new office space, located in a 2-story commercial building. Upon shuttling through the lobby, the layout opens to the workspace floor with cubicles and adjacent private offices. The line of demarcation between the open layout and program beyond is a dividing
A question posed by potential clients is “how do I work?” and the (true) answer is I cater my my approach to my client. I’ve purposefully chosen to collaborate a diversity of clients with varied design philosophies, visual representation, marketing strategies, of all sizes, regions and demographics. Some clients have very stringent, direct needs down to the exact view they
Finally, wrapping up completed 2021 projects! Once again, I worked with long-established client Little in Albemarle, North Carolina for Pfeiffer University’s first building in the city. A staple of Stanly County since it’s founding, the university strives to impact the town and create a new hub for rural healthcare in the state. Albemarle is historically a mill town built alongside
Let’s kick off 2022 with some of 2021! Last year I worked with Kane Residential to photograph The Line Apartments, part of the brand new Smoky Hollow neighborhood in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. You may have recalled I previously captured the other major complex developed by Kane, Peace Raleigh. The Line development and Smoky Hollow landscape architecture was designed by
This summer and fall I had the pleasure of working on a few interstate projects for LED lighting manufacturer, Lumenpulse, based out of Quebec, Canada. Let’s check them out! I saw the Parthenon in Nashville during my first visit in 2010. And if you’re not familiar with this structure, you may be wondering what an exact aggregate concrete replica of
Back in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, this time to capture new addition to the city’s growing skyline, the FNB Tower for JDavis Architects. Once again I teamed up with Myles Gelbach of Myles Per Hour Photography who performed the drone work. Let’s start with a look at the glass FNB Tower (center in the photograph) in relation to downtown’s massing,
I had the pleasure of working in Austin, Texas for Rogers O’Brien Construction and O’Connell Robertson at the Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders. When I moved to Texas for college, Governor Ann Richards was in office. Today, the school bearing her name is a nationally top-ranked school, serving grades 6-12. The students were highly engaged with this space,