Concrete Quiet
Brutalist buildings photographed as if they were landscapes.
An ongoing study of post-war concrete architecture. I photograph each building at the hour when its geometry is clearest, usually just after sunrise, and treat its facades the way I would treat a cliff face: as weather, texture and shadow.
01 Facade grid, looking up
02 Light shaft
03 Stair tower
04 Fin wall against the sky
05 Cantilevered volumes
06 Reflecting pool
Sample photographs for this template, used under the Unsplash License:Christophe Laurenceau, Marek Pavlík, Maxence Ambert, Carl Nenzen Loven, uve sanchez, William Priess.