Completed in 1978, 45 Fremont still holds a handsome presence within San Francisco’s changing skyline. Ground-based and aerial photography, architectural film, and timelapse frame the tower through warm light, shadows, facade details, and layers of surrounding architecture.

Parking garages aren’t usually the buildings that make it onto postcards. They’re often utilitarian, gray, and forgettable. But in South San Francisco, the Southline parking structure has changed that perception by blending architecture, art, and landscape design into something much bigger than a place to park cars.

Ground-based photography, aerial imagery, and film offer several perspectives on San Francisco’s Transamerica Pyramid. This personal project focuses on William Pereira’s original exterior design and the tower’s continuing presence within the city.

Architectural photography isn’t just about showcasing a building; it’s about telling a story through structure, light, and perspective. The Stevens Creek Garage in San Jose offers a perfect case study. Designed to serve the bustling Westfield Valley Fair Mall, this parking structure goes beyond utility to redefine urban aesthetics.

Urban living often means sacrificing outdoor space for the convenience of being close to the city’s amenities. However, at Aquatic Ashby, a mid-rise apartment building in Berkeley designed by Trachtenberg Architects, urban living takes on a new dimension with its beautifully designed roof terraces.

Among the latest and most striking additions to San Francisco's skyline is the Salesforce Tower, designed by the renowned Pelli Clarke & Partners. However, it’s not just the height of the Salesforce Tower that makes it iconic; it’s the way it interacts with its environment, particularly the fog that frequently blankets the city.

Kiku Garage is a new parking option for visitors to downtown San Mateo, while also offering dedicated parking for residents of the new multifamily residences across the street. This innovative parking garage doesn't just serve a practical need; it also introduces vibrant public art to the area, featuring large murals by artist Harumo Sato.