A long-time fan of special facades, the photographer wanted to immortalize the “Omnizorg” building in Apeldoorn, Netherlands. The building provides a home for those in need: drug addicts, homeless people and people with psychiatric issues.
This is how Manhattan looks from a Brooklyn point-of-view: the photographer who lives in New York City with her children, is not unfamiliar with architecture: she runs her own real estate development firm.
The seventh tallest building in the world, the Freedom Tower or One World Trade Center was built in the place after the tragic 9/11 catastrophe. The building in the nighttime gives an eerie feeling with the full moon.
An image to represent the passing of time and the renewal of days: the buildings remain as the sun dips and comes up, a cycle of time that is uninterrupted.
The photographer, also a professor in architecture, captured this image of the Lloyd’s building (built in 1978) in London, England.
Nature will always find a way – this abandoned train yard in Poland is the perfect example of this: concrete and metal becomes a forest yet again.
California, United States: the Disney Concert Hall’s curves and forms provide a beautiful contrast to the colored sky.
A lake, mysterious and large, in the middle of Colombier, Lac de Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
Man made construction and a tiny human: a this photo captures a gigantic cooling tower in geothermal plant.
Looking up from a hotel lobby, we see a different perspective: quirky geometry and reflections play together with the sky’s light.
