Project Case
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A private residence in Cape Town needed a complete visual record for an architectural publication. The brief was to capture the interplay between natural light, material texture, and built form across three levels of a terraced home.
We worked across three days to record the shifting light from morning to dusk. The documentation focused on the tactile quality of raw concrete and timber, with each level opening to the horizon. Drone captures were used to contextualize the steep coastal site.
The final set of images was delivered for an architectural publication and client presentation. The series emphasized the layered glass and stone, and the way the Atlantic light filters through each interior volume.
Full interior and exterior coverage, including detail shots of material junctions and custom joinery.
Aerial views that place the residence within the coastal landscape and show the terraced massing.
Color grading and retouching to match the publication's print standards and the architect's material palette.