First collaboration, following the re-opening of an important museum in Tokyo. I had the opportunity to work with the OMA team in New York and to propose a comprehensive photographic coverage of the renovation. It was a memorable experience to be present at such a significant event.

A well-crafted office project in Sendai, and a meaningful return to the city where I once studied. The metal façade gives the building a sharp, contemporary identity, while the interior layout is calm and efficient. Circulation is especially well handled, making the spaces feel open and intuitive. A strong project that fits naturally into the evolving character of Sendai.

An architectural photography project documenting the Kyoto Biovortex by teamLab Architects. The series explores the interaction between digital art, spatial design, and immersive installation. The images emphasize the structure’s organic geometry, light transitions, and its impact on visitors’ perception of space and movement.

A new collaboration with Prada on the pavilion in the Seto Islands and its exhibition in Osaka Station. Spending time on site offered a clear view of Sejima-san’s delicate approach, and seeing her at work was a highlight. The project’s lightness, subtle curves, and calm atmosphere translated beautifully into the exhibition, making the entire experience memorable and inspiring.

Commissioned to photograph the Luxembourg Pavilion for Expo 2025, the experience felt special on many levels. The design is fresh and well-crafted, and being able to support an old friend made the shoot even more meaningful. Working with the team on site was a pleasure — generous, organized, and full of energy. A great moment to be part of the Expo journey.

Being involved in this large-scale project in Abu Dhabi was a real privilege. Traveling to the UAE for a few days offered a close look at the preparation and intensity required for a museum of this scale. The behind-the-scenes work was impressive, and the final photographs captured the ambition, energy, and immersive atmosphere that define the experience.

A striking residential tower in Shinjuku, defined by a distinctive façade that immediately reflects Florian Busch’s design language. The rhythm, depth, and precision of the exterior give the building a strong identity within the dense urban context. Inside, the layout feels efficient and clear, creating a contemporary living environment shaped with careful architectural intent.

A high-end apartment building crafted in collaboration with Westbank Corp., featuring an impressive facade that commands attention. The design emphasizes large, open spaces and meticulous attention to detail, elevating it as a premier development at the pinnacle of Tokyo’s real estate market. Exceptional luxury and innovation combined.

One of the most impressive museum projects in Zurich, with a façade defined by powerful proportions and beautifully handled materiality. The interior lobby is equally striking — calm, monumental, and full of subtle detail. The relationship between stone, light, and scale creates an atmosphere that feels both robust and refined, leaving a strong lasting impression.

A trip to Switzerland made it possible to visit this newly opened student housing project in Geneva. The circulation is beautifully handled, creating natural meeting points and generous gathering spaces that support everyday student life. Light, materials, and movement work together with clarity, resulting in a calm and welcoming environment that feels both functional and thoughtfully composed.

A highly creative project in Maebashi and a real pleasure to photograph. Shooting on the same day as the Shinkenchiku photographer added a nice sense of occasion. The relation between the translucent plastic façade and the deep blue sky was almost magical. Sharing the day with a close friend as assistant made it even better, and supporting a young architecture office felt meaningful.

Returning to Ishinomaki always carries a personal meaning, having experienced the 2011 earthquake while living near Sendai. Seeing thoughtful architecture grow in this city feels significant, and this project stands out with its distinctive façade and strong presence. Visiting the center also brought back memories of my former boss, adding another layer to the experience. A meaningful place, beautifully realized.

A first visit to Berlin offered the chance to discover this beautifully composed gallery. The architecture feels calm, precise, and deeply considered, with a clarity that enhances the artworks rather than competing with them. Soft light, balanced proportions, and refined materials create an atmosphere that is both quiet and powerful — a perfect setting for contemporary exhibition.

A vibrant landmark on the Marseille waterfront, instantly recognizable for its layered colors and sharp geometry. Spending time around the tower felt meaningful, especially in a place where my grandfather once worked after arriving in France. The façade shifts beautifully with the light, creating new patterns from every angle — a strong, optimistic addition to the city’s skyline.

Visiting the Luma Tower in Arles felt special, especially with family ties to the region. Arriving just before final completion made the experience even more striking. The shimmering, fractured façade echoes the cliffs where I used to climb, giving the project a strong local resonance. A bold, sculptural landmark that transforms the landscape while remaining deeply connected to it.

The tower has quickly become a new landmark, offering an incredible variety of perspectives over the city. Different levels reveal shifting atmospheres, from urban energy to calm panoramic views. A strong piece of architecture that expresses the dynamism of its surroundings.

A first commission for this exhibition in Tokyo offered a great experience with a highly professional team. The space combined refined scenography with a close look at the intricate machines behind watchmaking, revealing the precision and craftsmanship usually hidden from view. Photographing the setup showed how technical beauty and exhibition design can work together to create an engaging atmosphere.

One of the most striking architectural works in Doha, the national museum offers an unforgettable presence with its desert-rose geometry. Every angle reveals a new composition, making it almost impossible not to photograph. The interplay of light, overlapping discs, and sharp shadows creates a sculptural intensity, while the interiors continue the same immersive, cinematic quality.

A striking cultural landmark on the Doha waterfront, the museum combines geometric clarity with a serene presence. The approach across the bridge builds anticipation, and the interior reveals carefully framed views, soft light, and refined materials. The composition feels timeless, with a balance of solidity and calm that makes the architecture as memorable as the collection it hosts.

A first visit to Qatar offered the chance to experience this remarkable national library. The architecture is striking from the outside, but the interior is even more impressive, with its vast open floor, subtle terracing, and clear sightlines. Light, scale, and precision come together to create a space that feels both monumental and welcoming — a true landmark for Doha.