UCSD: A Brief Introduction
July 18, 2018
As mentioned in my previous post, I was recently fortunate enough to find myself at UCSD photographing a commission (more on that later), and couldn’t pass up the chance to wander the campus a bit. The light wasn’t ideal, so I only photographed what I thought would be usable. Turns out, it allowed me […]
Classical Kahn
July 9, 2018
They say, “never meet your heroes.” I met my hero, albeit in the form of a piece of architecture, and it was…bittersweet. The Salk Institute for Biological Studies by Louis Kahn has sat at #1 on my list of buildings to see in America for the last three or so years. I was recently fortunate […]
Tadao Ando – Pulitzer Arts Foundation
May 10, 2018
In hindsight, it seems extreme to drive nearly 500 miles to see a building as simple as this one, but here we are. Granted, I stopped to see much more than this one building, but it was certainly worth the distance. The Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis is the second (completed) project I’ve experienced […]
Louis Kahn – Arts United Center
May 2, 2018
This post is the first stop of a recent three day trip I made through the Midwest to see some work by a few of my favorite architects. Here we have Louis Kahn’s only work in the region, the Arts United Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It is the only structure that was actually built […]
Concrete New York Map
March 23, 2018
This post is about 6 months overdue, but as they say, better late than never. Last October, Blue Crow Media released its Concrete New York Map, a fold-out map highlighting new and old architecture throughout the five boroughs made with everyone’s favorite material: concrete. It was edited by Allison C. Meier and designed by Supergroup […]
Concrete Chicago Map
March 22, 2018
Last summer, I had the incredible pleasure of photographing the Concrete New York Map for Blue Crow Media, which was released in October and maps out 50 examples of architecture throughout NYC with an emphasis on concrete. This winter, I’ve photographed three more maps, the first of which is available now. The Concrete Chicago Map is especially near […]
