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Graduate & Faculty Housing

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Photographed this just-completed bold, colorful upgrade of Cambridge Housing Authority’s Truman Apartments in East Cambridge. Always enjoy shooting for #www.bwaboston.com @shawmut_builds

It’s a privilege and a pleasure to photograph for @warren_construction_group- a company of great people, professionalism and workmanship of the highest quality.
The Roux Center for Environmental Studies at Bowdoin College is among the proudest

A houseboat on the Seine provides quite a view but I didn’t expect there would be a State of Liberty in the same frame when I shot the Eiffel Tower.
#eiffeltower #nightscapes #architecturalphotography

Photographed this modernization project of two transit stops in Boston, MA featuring unique and colorful curved porcelain panels. Fun fact: the Green line is the oldest subway line in North America.
#www.bwaboston.com #bostonu

A colleague caught me shooting this newly revitalized housing facility in Cambridge for BWA Architecture and @shawmut_builds
#captureone #captureonepro #macbookpro #canonusapro #architecturephotography

A few of my images from an overall series I’ve documented of this LEED certified renovation of a 1970’s graduate student housing complex in Boston. I was privileged to photograph each completed phase through its 6 year process up until it

Photographed the Friends School of Portland, Maine. An exciting and thoughtfully designed Quaker school for grades preschool through 8 with an emphasis on experiential learning in a natural setting. It is the third school in the US and the first in M

Photographed this beautiful, distinctive and prominent Passive House design at Lake Winnipesaukee, NH. A third quarter moon falls behind the facade facing the lake at first light. The shot at night is an approaching view that doesn’t hint at th

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