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The relationship between people and the built environment is an interest I share with photographer Jason Oddy so I was delighted to visit his exhibition Concrete Spring at Smiths Row Gallery. You…

As with all good designers, Le Corbusier made the task of the Architectural and Interiors Photographer  so much easier. I recently had the opportunity to photograph one of Le Corbusier’s early Purist…

I am passionate about architectural photography. This is why I think it is so important. I think the first reason is that photography is a great way to capture and preserve the…

So sorry to hear of the loss of the inspirational Architect Kathryn Findlay. Here are some of her responses to questions put to her by the AJ in Febuary last year. Her…

Felixstowe in Suffolk is the largest container port in the UK and among the six largest in Europe. As a consequence we locals are all too familiar with those big metal boxes…

It can be hard to know at what stage to commission photography for a new building development so here is a quick run through  the options. Documenting construction This one’s easy. Commission…

I wonder if it is your experience that people commissioning a house for pleasure and leisure are prepared to be more playful with the architecture than those intended as a principal residence.…