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Lorenzo Zandri is an Italian architectural photographer and visual artist known for capturing the essence of built environments through a poetic and analytical lens. His work explores the relationship between space, memory, and materiality, often blending documentary and artistic approaches. Zandri’s photography has been featured in prominent architecture and design publications, highlighting his ability to convey architecture’s narrative through light, texture, and composition.
Maison du Brésil, designed by Le Corbusier in collaboration with Lúcio Costa, is a significant work within the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CIUP). Conceived as a residence for Brazilian…
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In the village of Bergen, a modest 1950s white villa faced the challenges of modern living, its structure no longer suited to contemporary needs. Rather than demolish the house, a…
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Gottfried Böhm, a renowned German architect, brought a new dynamism to architectural design with his distinctive style that sought to enrich the human experience. A testament to his talent is…
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