San Francisco has long been a city that captures the imagination, and its architecture is no exception. From world-renowned landmarks to hidden gems nestled in quiet neighborhoods, the city offers a visual journey that spans decades, styles, and influences. 

In the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, a project has quietly come to life, playing a crucial role in the advancement of pharmacological research. This isn't about soaring towers or iconic facades—this project delves deep into the foundation of scientific progress.

Guardant Health is at the forefront of the fight against cancer, leveraging advanced technology to detect the disease early and tailor treatments more precisely. But behind this groundbreaking work is a thoughtfully designed workspace that plays a crucial role in facilitating these efforts.

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.

Transforming the exterior of an office building can seem like a daunting task, but with the right approach, it can bring new life to an old structure.

Capturing the essence of a construction project isn’t just about snapping a few photos. It’s about telling a story.

Drones have revolutionized the field of photography, allowing us to capture breathtaking views from heights previously unimaginable.

When we think of architecture, vivid images of colorful buildings and vibrant landscapes often come to mind.

Abstract architecture photography lets you see the world of buildings in a fresh way. Instead of capturing a whole structure, you zoom in on parts that most people overlook.

Alameda Theater stands as a testament to the vibrant history and architectural beauty of the San Francisco Bay Area.

The Broadcom garage in San Jose, California, is a striking example of how innovative cladding solutions can transform a parking structure into a work of art. Designed by HOK, with HNA Pacific serving as the parking consultant and architect of record, this precast concrete garage showcases the seamless blend of aesthetics and functionality.

The fight against cancer is more than just a battle of wills; it's a race against time to develop state-of-the-art facilities that can support groundbreaking research and manufacturing. One such project is the clean room renovation in South San Francisco, executed with precision and expertise by Landmark Builders, and designed by IPS. 

Drones are no longer just cool gadgets for tech enthusiasts; they've become essential tools in various industries, including construction.

In architectural photography, the images we create don’t just capture buildings — they become valuable tools for firms who want to showcase their work. But once the photos are delivered, an important question comes up: who can use them, and how? That’s where architectural photo licensing comes in.

The 350 Sherman Garage is a remarkable addition to Palo Alto’s downtown, transforming what might have been an ordinary parking structure into a landmark of modern design and sustainability.

Form4 Architecture, Coulter Construction, and Howell Electric recently worked together on an exciting project in Palo Alto, California. The goal was to update an old HP building at 3100 Hanover to attract a new life science tenant. This transformation demonstrates how architectural photography can capture the essence of a project's design, highlighting both aesthetic appeal and sustainable practices.

Every architectural photographer knows the value of a solid tripod. But the tripod head is just as critical. It’s the part that determines how precisely you can position your camera — and in architecture, precision is everything.

Photographing biotech labs and offices is a unique challenge that combines technical skill and an eye for detail.

Guardant Health's central courtyard in Palo Alto, designed by Arc Tec Inc. and built by Landmark Builders Inc., is a remarkable example of how architectural design can influence productivity and well-being in the workplace.