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Archi-Stract

The built environment reduced to line, light and repetition.

Since 2013 · Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne and Japan

Archi-Stract: looking up a cable-stayed bridge pylon, its cables radiating across a pale sky.
Archi-Stract: the curving, ribbed facade of a tall residential tower, from below.
Archi-Stract: a long, symmetrical subway concourse with Japanese signage and bright ceiling lights.
Archi-Stract: the sweeping curve of a dark brick building with rows of windows, from below.
Archi-Stract: the zigzag of external fire stairs running down a tall building.
Archi-Stract: criss-crossing escalators full of shoppers in a golden-lit atrium.
Archi-Stract: angular beams and a sloping ceiling of an underground station, commuters in silhouette.
Archi-Stract: a curved glass facade reflecting the buildings opposite, between copper-coloured towers.
Archi-Stract: looking down on crowded escalators through a tall atrium, black and white.
Archi-Stract: looking down a curved glass tower to a green-tinted street below.
Archi-Stract: the folded, faceted metal panels of a building facade in cool blue light.
Archi-Stract: the sharp angles of an overhanging roof and a tower block against the sky.
Archi-Stract: a gridded office facade seen through the bars of a large window, black and white.
Archi-Stract: a curved white wall with a single open door beside a paved courtyard.
Archi-Stract: a curving concrete overpass sweeping past old and new buildings on a quiet lane.
Archi-Stract: a long reflecting pool in a glass-walled courtyard between office buildings.
Archi-Stract: stepped glass towers seen from below, framed by a dark overhang against white sky.
Archi-Stract: the sharp corner of a building clad in silver panels against a deep blue sky.
Archi-Stract: escalators criss-crossing an atrium with shoppers, in cool blue tones.

Prints of this series are available on request.

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