Architecture

Exhibiting at the 2018 Venice Biennale

We’re just back from Venice, where at the end of May a selection of our photography opened in an exhibition at the 2018 Venice Biennale. The collection of photographs is titled THEN and NOW  is featured in the exhibition, TIME SPACE EXISTENCE organized by the GAA Foundation now through November 25 2018. Head to this LINK […]

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‘Monochrome Lego’ wins 2017 Spider Award in Architecture

Andrew has been awarded for his image ‘Monochrome Lego’ in the 2017 Black & White Photography Spider Awards. ‘Monochrome Lego’ features The Icon, by Jackson Clement Burrows Architects. Click here to view the full image gallery of The Icon.

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2016 AIBC Awards

Just recently, the Architectural Institute of British Columbia held their 2016 Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia Awards program and judging. We’re delighted to see a number of projects we’ve photographed recognised within this program. A big congratulations to these all the firms that were recognised for their contribution to the profession and the public through their work. Fort McMurray […]

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PPOC Image Competition

The below photograph was recently accepted and exhibited in the Professional Photographers of Canada BC Salon at the Roundhouse Vancouver alongside photographs from 20 other categories. To download a press release about the salon click here Created at the newly finished Ronald McDonald House adjacent to the BC Women’s and Children’s Hospital, it was designed by Michael Green Architecture […]

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Urban Inuvik

The urbanity of this Arctic town is spacious, open and utilitarian.  The people who live there, some of the most welcoming I’ve come across. Inuvik is located 200 kms north of the Arctic Circle and 100km from the Arctic Ocean and sit’s along the line where the Boreal Forests give way and the Tundra takes […]

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Morning Reflections

Vancouver Tower Reflections

Waiting in the lounge of the Bentall Building, the early morning light started to cut through one of Vancouvers View Corridors. The variety of buildings, curtain walls and the softness of the reflected light was just gorgeous..thank god for always having a camera (I mean phone) in your pocket……

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