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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

A beautifully refined university library, shaped by soft lines and a calm atmosphere. The interior feels open and light, with gentle curves guiding movement through the space. The design creates a quiet balance between clarity and warmth, making it an inviting environment for study while showing the subtle elegance characteristic of Sejima’s work.

A motorcycle ride to Tochigi led to this beautifully gentle piece of public architecture. The city hall’s open layout and soft transitions reflect an elegant approach to civic space, creating an atmosphere that feels calm and approachable. Light, circulation, and transparency work together to form a public environment that is both refined and welcoming.

An imposing façade introduces one of Taichung’s most remarkable buildings, where the fluid geometry continues seamlessly inside. The interior reveals a series of carved, flowing spaces, and the staircase becomes a highlight with its sculptural curves and shifting light. The whole environment feels immersive, turning movement through the opera house into a continuous spatial experience.

Visiting this museum in Rome during a trip to Italy was the first encounter with a built project by Zaha Hadid, and the experience was unforgettable. The flowing lines, dramatic ramps, and shifting light create a sense of movement throughout the building. Exploring the interiors revealed a space that feels bold yet fluid, offering a powerful setting for contemporary art and architecture.

A true landmark of contemporary Japanese architecture, the Sendai Mediatheque remains as fresh as ever. Having lived in Sendai, the building carries a personal significance, and returning to photograph it highlighted how timeless the space feels. The transparent structure, floating floors, and iconic tubes create an open, flexible environment that continues to serve as one of the city’s most vibrant public gathering places.

This tourist center in Fuji City offers a striking experience, especially with the inverted reflection of the mountain in the central water basin. The architecture frames Mt. Fuji with clarity and calm, creating a strong dialogue between building and landscape. Inside, the exhibition flows naturally upward, echoing the ascent of the mountain. A beautifully crafted place where structure, view, and atmosphere align perfectly.