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.

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 surprisingly unique pavilion project in Atsugi, made possible through the kind of inventive thinking only Japan seems to embrace. The design is simple yet beautifully refined, turning a basic program into something memorable. Clean lines, thoughtful materials, and a light presence give the structure a quiet elegance, making this small project far more architectural than expected.

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 first collaboration with teamLab Architects led to this lively nursery project in Chiba. The space is full of energy, color, and constant movement, making the shoot both inspiring and exhausting. Working around children brought a new rhythm to the process, highlighting how interactive and playful the architecture is. A joyful and memorable commission.

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.

Those five centers stands as a vibrant community hub after the Kumamoto earthquake. It warmly welcomes all ages, fostering togetherness and resilience. The space is full of life and joy, creating a pleasant visit that celebrates recovery and connection within Kumamoto’s diverse population.

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.

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.

While visiting friends in Belgium, the trip included a stop at this remarkable library. The layered façade and warm material palette create a strong architectural identity along the river. During the photoshoot, a group of cyclists passed by at the perfect moment, adding life and scale to the scene. A beautifully executed public building with a calm, contemporary presence.

A lively hostel project in Lille, defined by bright colors and an energetic atmosphere. The building brings a playful identity to the neighborhood, with open spaces where people naturally gather. Skaters practicing around the site added movement and life during the visit, highlighting how well the architecture supports a youthful, community-driven environment.

Its bold form has a strong presence along the riverfront. The sweeping frame works beautifully in photographs, catching light in a very cinematic way. Inside, the spaces feel open, varied, and surprisingly intimate despite the scale. The project balances monumentality and accessibility, creating an iconic cultural place for Bordeaux.

Lascaux IV sits in a landscape that’s personally meaningful, only a few kilometers from my hometown. The architecture enhances the importance of this heritage site with sensitivity and strength. The building blends into the terrain while creating a clear, inviting route through the exhibits. Seeing such a significant place celebrated through thoughtful contemporary design feels truly special for the region.

A distinctive housing project in the north of Paris, defined by its fluid geometry and stacked, sculptural terraces. The building brings a fresh identity to the neighborhood, offering dynamic views and a strong architectural presence. The design feels both ambitious and approachable, creating an urban living environment that stands out while integrating naturally into its surroundings.

A commission in Seoul offered the chance to spend a full day exploring this landmark. The flowing metallic surfaces and continuous curves create a futuristic atmosphere that shifts with the light. Moving through the galleries and outdoor paths reveals an architecture that feels fluid, immersive, and constantly in motion — a unique experience within the city.