New York, USA

 

Type: Art Photography

Company: GSAPP (Educational Institution)

Service: Photography

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A photographic study of architectural models exploring how scale, structure, and context communicate design. The first series documents an affordable housing project in the Bronx for single mothers, pairing a 1:16 exterior model with contextual imagery and a 1:4 interior model that highlights the bridges and connections between apartments. The second series focuses on the Colonnade building in Singapore by Paul Rudolph, capturing its structural and massing models to reveal the building’s architectural language and form.

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The visual language is precise and immersive, using controlled lighting, shifting between detailed close-ups and wider contextual compositions. The photography emphasizes materiality, scale, structure, and spatial relationships, creating images that feel both architectural and cinematic.