: high tech office space
Posted on 9 February 2012 | No responses
A few photos a recent photo shoot for Designcorp, a San Diego based high end commercial design firm. This was a cool, clean high tech interior design featuring flush lighting, DIRTT custom modular wall systems, custom Herman Miller furniture, and a uniquely cool perforated metal ceiling by USG.
: nordahl medical center
Posted on 11 January 2012 | 2 responses
Believe it or not, I actually stop and take photos of architecture just because I feel like it. A few days ago I was driving home from a client meeting and took the scenic route (ie. wandering the long way around.) Lo and behold, I discovered a nice looking new building that was clearly unoccupied, and open for new tenants. So I wandered in.
We have come around again in a ten year economic cycle where property owners are sprucing up their buildings to attract higher rents, and they are actively working to show some class. This is the interior main floor lobby area, restroom, and central atrium. The ceiling work is probably the most expensive feature here. Those converging arches are no mean feat.
I still want to go back and get some nice exterior photos too. By the time I left, due to another side track while shooting these, it was dark outside.
: palomar triad
Posted on 3 January 2012 | No responses
With all of the posts I’ve been doing about people and portraits, you would think that I don’t shoot architecture for a living! No so. In fact, I’m falling behind in posting about a few of the nicer jobs I’ve shot lately. This one is a remodel of the exterior landscaping, signage and common areas in a class A office building in Carlsbad. Coming from a millwork background, this was quite a project for the cabinetmaker! That’s a couple thousand square feet of book match cherry veneer you see on the walls, with integrated solid cherry corners and edges. Nice work!
This was photographed over the course of three separate visits between Christmas and New Year, in order to get a variety of light on the building exterior. The total delivery was 20+ images, and these are my personal favorites. Really with a building and location like this, it’s possible to go back a dozen times and still get something interesting and different each time.
