Celebrating Architecture Week as a Photographer

We live in a built environment. Our houses, malls, urban areas: all are purposefully designed and built to be beautiful, functional, and aesthetically pleasing. Architecture is something that everyone interacts with on a daily basis. It is engrained in every part of civilization. As an architectural photographer, I always strive to capture the original vision of the designer and their space and present it in its truest form to those who view my work.

In honor of National Architecture Week, which takes place April 10-16, I wanted to take the time show my support to talented architects who have made positive contributions to our communities and society in general. 

My company, Nomoi Design has had the pleasure of photographing some amazing companies and businesses such as Alliance Architecture, Rand Construction, and The Washington Post, capturing their interior and exterior architectural designs through high dynamic photography, video, and rich media.  

In the design-build industry, rich visual media and photography allow potential viewers to be immersed in an architectural space. It allows people to educate themselves and make informed decisions. These mediums when produced accurately reflects, intrigues and informs–which is something I’ve been incredibly honored to do throughout my career.

Good architecture is nothing without good photography to convey it to the masses. When done correctly, everyone benefits from the work–the owner, interior designers, landscape architects, contractors, consultants, product manufacturers, tenants and even the photographer themselves all take similar pride in the building. 

With this week dedicated to architects and their works, I hope each and everyone shines the architectural spotlight across the nation, enabling us to explore architectural treasures not only in the confines of the web but in the physical world as well. 

Nomoi Design and I are excited for the opportunity to honor architects everywhere this week by capturing and sharing more incredible architectural design projects created by people like you for years to come.